I Played Socom 2 Yesterday

38 CENT · 09-04-2007

i was bored so i decided to plug in the ps2 and fire up some socom 2. i was afraid i wouldnt be able to find a game since i hear its full of glitchers and hackers, but after playing in 3-4 ok games, i found a really good one. played for a few hours and didnt come across any glitchers.

at least i didnt notice any. for all i know there could be really subtle glitches that i dont even know about, but it was fun.

GreenStreak · 09-04-2007

It's nice when you can get in a full game and not have to worry about code 9ers.

I usually find that the lieutenant commanders only crossroads room is cheater-free, and since I usually only play XR, that's fine by me. Haven't played in a while though.

x_SOUP_x · 12-31-2007

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Originally Posted by 38 CENT

i was bored so i decided to plug in the ps2 and fire up some socom 2. i was afraid i wouldnt be able to find a game since i hear its full of glitchers and hackers, but after playing in 3-4 ok games, i found a really good one. played for a few hours and didnt come across any glitchers.

at least i didnt notice any. for all i know there could be really subtle glitches that i dont even know about, but it was fun.

Did you happen to notice the simplicity of "Socom 2" compared to "3" and "CA" because I did when I tried "Socom 2" a while ago

bogster · 01-27-2008

i mostly play FF respawn, so i have a hard time finding a good game with no cheaters. i can't understand why people cheat so much.

Godmoney · 04-11-2008

I wish I still had a PS2 and a copy of SOCOM II. It really was the cream of the crop back in the day. I really miss Crossroads. That was the map that I got my very first kill in. I ended up shooting a Terrorist down the left alley facing the Terrorist's base. I was using the M4A1 like it was going out of style. I was so stoked that I finally got a kill. Before that, I hadn't killed anyone for 3 games.

SOCOM 3 was a huge let down. It tore my clan apart. We were together for 2 years prior to SOCOM 3. After just a month of SOCOM 3, we were done. Nobody played anymore, and we didn't keep in touch.