Steam Download Link (http://store.steampowered.com/app/212370/?snr=1_7_15__13) (a free, high quality game): http://store.steampowered.com/app/212370/?snr=1_7_15__13 Offical Website: http://ac.webzen.com/main (contains guides and game play information). Arctic Combat Official Youtube Page: http://www.youtube.com/user/GlobalArcticCombat
Set amidst the chaos of World War III, Arctic Combat is a multiplayer online first-person shooter (MOFPS) featuring a realistic gameplay experience powered by the Unreal Engine. Arctic Combat revolves around the story of a national conflict between two groups; the Allied Forces (AF) - led by the United States, and the Red Star Alliance...
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Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: Premium[1upZ] on March 23, 2013, 12:14:47 PM
Good looking, im downloading it right now :)
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: RonaldLee[1up] on March 23, 2013, 01:09:48 PM
One of the really cool things about this game is that you can start your own server up right away. It is like AvA, but more developed into a sort of CoD styled game. In less than 5 minutes you will be owning. And one of the features I have come to expect from any shooter is there: the push button run fast option. I hate walking-only games.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: G|Man[1up] on March 23, 2013, 01:40:32 PM
Best Free Game I've seen since Urban Terror. Maybe this will become my default game.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: YoMomma[1upZ] on March 23, 2013, 03:40:24 PM
is it somehow compatible with a mac?
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: G|Man[1up] on March 23, 2013, 03:49:00 PM
Is Steam compatible with Mac?
Find that out first....
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: CuttyFlam[1up] on March 23, 2013, 04:38:51 PM
I just downloaded the game, I'm going to try it out tonight when I get home
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: G|Man[1up] on March 23, 2013, 05:23:57 PM
Ok have it now, I dont know if I like it I'll just play a little bit more. Where can I play with you guys?
The easiest way is to join Team Speak and see who is online playing. There is no search for people or clans in the game, so it is best to join TS and ask where we are. I am on almost every night, unless I am working or not feeling up to it.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: Sander on June 06, 2013, 06:16:12 AM
Ok have it now, I dont know if I like it I'll just play a little bit more. Where can I play with you guys?
The easiest way is to join Team Speak and see who is online playing. There is no search for people or clans in the game, so it is best to join TS and ask where we are. I am on almost every night, unless I am working or not feeling up to it.
That's what I will do, but in the Night in your timezone means early in the morning for me
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: [GM] Legion on June 06, 2013, 10:12:50 AM
Ok have it now, I dont know if I like it I'll just play a little bit more. Where can I play with you guys?
The easiest way is to join Team Speak and see who is online playing. There is no search for people or clans in the game, so it is best to join TS and ask where we are. I am on almost every night, unless I am working or not feeling up to it.
That's what I will do, but in the Night in your timezone means early in the morning for me
the woes of being in an america based clan.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: G|Man[1up] on June 06, 2013, 01:48:52 PM
Ok have it now, I dont know if I like it I'll just play a little bit more. Where can I play with you guys?
The easiest way is to join Team Speak and see who is online playing. There is no search for people or clans in the game, so it is best to join TS and ask where we are. I am on almost every night, unless I am working or not feeling up to it.
That's what I will do, but in the Night in your timezone means early in the morning for me
the woes of being in an america based clan.
Imagine us trying to make it where we could play with you in the night... lol. We'd all have to quit our jobs because it's in the middle of the day.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: Sander on June 06, 2013, 02:21:08 PM
So thanks to Cope57, he introduced me into the game. But we discovered a problem, we can't play against eachother because I (living currently in Spain) can only pick "South America" in the menu, what is actually very strange because I live in Europe and can't even pick Europe. And Cope57 can only pick europe and North America. This could be a problem when we think of the plans we had with this game.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: Curby on June 06, 2013, 02:43:55 PM
So thanks to Cope57, he introduced me into the game. But we discovered a problem, we can't play against eachother because I (living currently in Spain) can only pick "South America" in the menu, what is actually very strange because I live in Europe and can't even pick Europe. And Cope57 can only pick europe and North America. This could be a problem when we think of the plans we had with this game.
Okay maybe this might work, download Cyberghost vpn, select a proxy that is in an european country, for example amsterdam, and then try if you can make an account on the server in europe. it might work but i'm not sure
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: UncleSam on June 11, 2013, 10:14:23 PM
could someone confirm how well ac runs on low end systems? my computer is decent except for intel hd 3000 video card.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: Sander on June 12, 2013, 07:42:08 AM
could someone confirm how well ac runs on low end systems? my computer is decent except for intel hd 3000 video card.
Atm I am using an old laptop of my sister (about 5 years old) and its going pretty well although I have problems with other programs Just try it ;)
What fps do you have?
I would just try it, but verizon is giving me one seventh of the internet speed they promised. They are sending a technician on thursday. I'm really f**king frustrated how they think they can fool me and my family.
Title: Arctic Combat
Post by: Sander on June 12, 2013, 09:10:41 AM
could someone confirm how well ac runs on low end systems? my computer is decent except for intel hd 3000 video card.
Atm I am using an old laptop of my sister (about 5 years old) and its going pretty well although I have problems with other programs Just try it ;)
What fps do you have?
I would just try it, but verizon is giving me one seventh of the internet speed they promised. They are sending a technician on thursday. I'm really f**king frustrated how they think they can fool me and my family.
Dont worry my Internet is very bad too but artic Combat handles it a Lot better than with urt
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: [GM] Legion on June 12, 2013, 03:03:48 PM
could someone confirm how well ac runs on low end systems? my computer is decent except for intel hd 3000 video card.
Atm I am using an old laptop of my sister (about 5 years old) and its going pretty well although I have problems with other programs Just try it ;)
What fps do you have?
I would just try it, but verizon is giving me one seventh of the internet speed they promised. They are sending a technician on thursday. I'm really f**king frustrated how they think they can fool me and my family.
i bet its not their fault. i bet you its crappy wiring within the house. More times than not, most houses have splitters. the more splitters, the crappier the signal due to each one adding resistance. the larger splitters as well also add resistance, and also if lower grade cable was used in the house, this as well kills speeds.
There are a couple options they will check. first will be to ceck for splitters, and what i used to do, and what they do alot is put in 2. the cable router will go through the first one which will only be a 2 way splitter, which has lower resistance, which should boost a bit. then the second goes to another splitter which will control the TVs which will not be affected by the higher resistance, at least not that much.
they may try replacing your modem. There are times as modems get older that they seem to slow down for some reason. i have no idea why, but they just do.
There is another issue that it could also be. it could be your router. you may want to check on that BEFORE they come down or there is the possibility they may charge you for the service call. Plug a computer directly into the modem itself. go to speedtest.net and test multiple locations. generally i pick 3. since i live on the east coast i pick one near boston, one in the middle of the country, and one over by CA. i then average the speed tests to find my average speed to base my results off. IF you get a much higher speed there, then your router is **** and thats your problem. The least you can do is test that, and if it is not that, then you can flat out tell them that you tried that and have narrowed it down to NOT be the computers or router.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: UncleSam on June 16, 2013, 10:38:49 PM
yup, it turns out the wiring in the neighberhood is old and sucky. The speed issue can only be resolved through another provider (like cable).
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: [GM] Legion on June 17, 2013, 08:17:12 AM
not much you can do about that. and now that i see your running DSL apparently, your not getting advertised speed does not surprise me. Cable internet is pretty much the way to go now and the only one thats actually reliable enough to guarantee actual internet speeds.
Title: Re: Arctic Combat
Post by: UncleSam on June 26, 2013, 11:09:07 AM