Combat Arms

An excellent FPS game that could've been better if it weren't for all the hackers and noobs screaming "CHAMS AND HACKS!!!" everytime they die.

Also, most of the elite moderators of rooms cannot stand being killed, so avoid them if you ever play a match with them, or else you'll be kicked.

A game that involves every player to rage and cast false accusations of players being script kiddies every time they are killed, even if in the most simplest of ways. To prevent the actual event of a real "hacker" joining a game, 40+ year old men that play typically purchase super elite/elite moderator room powers to kick anyone who as so much as gets a multi-kill or successfully 1v4 clutches during a Elimination Pro/S&D match.

A great FPS that is flooded with hackers.

An awesome online fps action game, which for some reason if you kill someone around a corner they yell out "Fucking Chammer" and "Hacker, get a life" It is also full of hackers and should try to update their anti-cheat system.

Combat Arms: Really great free FPS, or really bad hacker community? Let's delve today.

Some of the strong points of Combat Arms (C.A.) is how there's just so MUCH of it, and it constantly gets ALOT more stuff added to it everyday. There's literally hundreds of guns, dozens of modifications and around 80 ranks to achieve *The highest rank so far achieved is by greatfullded, who is about rank 50). The player base used to be really fun, with multiple game modes and plenty of maps.

For all of you TL;DR, Here's the games modes and maps:

Game Modes: Elimination, Elimination Pro, Quarantine Mode, Fireteam, One Man Army, Capture the Flag, Spy Hunt, Last Man Standing, Search & Destroy, Snowball Fight and Bombing run. 11 in total.

Maps: Kill Creek, Overdose, Death Room, Junk Flea, Short Fuse, Two Towers, Grave Digger, Cabin Fever, Snow Valley, Waverider, Showdown, Gray Hammer, Brushwood, Sand Hog, Warhead, Desert Thunder, Power Surge, Roadkill, Pump Jack, Cold Seed, Rattlesnake. 21 in total.

New maps and gaming modes are still being created, so if you're into this kind of thing, try Combat Arms. It's really great, with new maps, weapons, items, accessories, gear and bonuses unlocking when you reach higher ranks.

An AWFUL, free FPS (First Person Shooter) developed and hosted by Nexon (probably the worst game developers/coders ever). The internal game structure and foundation is built off 30 year old NX whores who consistantly spend hundreds of dollars just to buy overpowered guns that don't even outbalance the GP versions. However, children and adolescents have also flooded the game with extreme immuturity, huge ego's, and heavy hackusations, one may find the game impossible to withstand.

The game also features a WOGL (World Online Gaming League) community filled with ignorant asswipes who play this shitty game all day. However, some outstanding individual, such as HeapOfAsh, try to bring maturity, anti-eTrolling, and extreme amounts of dedication into bringing the WOGL community into a new generation of mature players. Just kidding, why the FUCK would I even bother. This game is shit.

As you first login into the game, you're approached with heavy advertisments and banners all attempting the player to purchase Nexon Cash (NX). Of course, being a WAGL nerd, you jump straight to Bravo 7, where you enter a world of cheating/hacksuating/immature players/trolling/bromances/ and bust videos.

Overall review: -5/5
Reasons: Shitty game, shitty players, shitty graphics, shitty community, extreme lag, and if you're from: Australia, Brazil, or Canada, one WILL be approached with heavy racism and hate.

Combat Arms is entirely a multiplayer game with no single-player mode, and contains 4 game modes: Elimination (Team Deathmatch), One Man Army (Deathmatch), Search & Destroy (Bomb mode), and Capture the Flag, and as of now consists of 6 maps: Warhead (factory), Pump Jack (oil station in a desert), Snow Valley, (a missile launch site in the middle of snow-covered mountains), Gray Hammer (factory), Junk Flea (desert junkyard) and Cold Seed (snow-covered mine).

Players who start a room, (known as the Room Master) are able to choose the map, game mode, set score and time limits, and controls the weapons other players can use or not use, (for example, Melee only, or No sniper rifles allowed).

Players are able to obtain in-game money (GP) and experience after a match, allowing them to rank up and buy new weapons and equipment, such as armor, uniforms, and backpacks for their persistent characters. There is a rental system of equipment instead of actual purchases of the weapons and gear. The rental periods are 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days, each rental period costing more in-game money.

This rental period has caused much criticism to the game as players are upset that they cannot own weapons that they buy forever and that they have to keep playing to make up for the GP they used to purchase weapons and gear.

The game design was based on a game known as Heat Project, a game made in Korea. The game also uses a customizations system where players can buy silencers, larger magazines, and different types of scopes.