So, we are released! Our baby is on its own in the big wide world. It’s been quite a journey involving many, many man months of hard work. A few thanks are in order. First of all I have to thank one of the most talented and surely the hardest working team I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with, I’d also like to thank all of the support teams at Codemasters for their help and expertise. Final thanks as well to you the community, for your unflinching support over the past couple of years.

The team have been eagerly reading the reviews and all your feedback on the forums and we’ve been very pleased with how the games been received, especially by console users. One of my main goals on this project was to introduce console gamers to this genre and get them excited about the possibilities of actually having to think about their actions in combat. I feel we have achieved this and I feel we are at the beginning of a very exciting journey for the Flashpoint series, We’re already prototyping new features and our Ego tech moves forwards in leaps and bounds - watch this space!

I know that our PC user base is clamouring for more features already, and we are not oblivious to your pleas! We have DLC, patches and title updates all due out (in weeks rather than months) and we are also collating all feedback regarding any issues discovered, so please keep on posting your bug reports in the tech help forum.

So to conclude, its been an epic journey for everyone on the team, trust me, you will never know how challenging this game was to develop. Blood, sweat and tears have flown regularly in the studio, now let champagne flow, we’re all going out to celebrate!!!

All the best, see you on the Battlefield

Sion

well at least he's got great dress sense

This Sums up OPF2

I just went out and bought it, am I the only person who finds it pretty decent?

No your not. I too find it quite good, and a few of my online buddies do aswell. It has it problems for sure but no game comes out now without it needing a few months patching before it becomes enjoyable and playable for nearly everyone.

The people who are disappointed are the ones who spent ages reading reviews countless mind-numing hours watching videos over and over. And they were just hoping for something alot more.

Single player was very enjoyable loved every moment of it, although it was abit short, but i didnt buy the game for only it's single player content.
Multiplayer is not so good, CD-Keys are for certain gonna happen, not sure how CM will do it, but they'll figure something out. And im sure alot of the current online problems are due to an unbelivable loads on CM servers, but thats their problem for not using a CD Key method.

Give it a few months and most of it's problem will be sorted out, without a doubt.

i hope so, i really do.

Christ, how short was the singleplayer? Loved the game when I got the hang of it, very much like PR.

Semper Fi.

If GRID is anything to go by, I wouldn't hold your breath.

The thing with CodeMasters is they put a lot of efforts into making the the game 'un-copyable' using cd-protection methods such as 'SecuROM' and 'Starforce'.

I can't see them implementing a CD-Key system as there would no way to verify if someone has purchased a copy of the game. People say a 'receipt' have a look at it and tell me how easy if would be to forge or create your own.