Hey there,
So, I will be picking up a new Macbook Pro 15" Retina over the holidays.
Back before college, I used to have way more time to play video games; however, nowadays, with college studies and my girlfriend, not as much.
I have CSGO on Steam, and CoD 4 from the App Store on OS X. What I was wondering is this: for a college student without a lot of time to game during the week, and for someone who loves FPS games, would you recommend I start to invest time into CSGO, or should I pursue one of the CoD games available for OS X?
I notice that CoD, CoD 2, CoD 4, and CoD BO are available for OS X. I already own CoD 4. Would it be worth picking up a different CoD game, like 1, 2, or BO, in favor of that one? Why or why not? Or should I ultimately stick with CSGO?
Follow-up: If I end up going with Black Ops, I hear that the multiplayer is limited to Macs only if I pick it up for OS X. How large is the community? Is it very tight-knit? Would I have trouble finding games during the evening?
Thank you!
So, I will be picking up a new Macbook Pro 15" Retina over the holidays.
Back before college, I used to have way more time to play video games; however, nowadays, with college studies and my girlfriend, not as much.
I have CSGO on Steam, and CoD 4 from the App Store on OS X. What I was wondering is this: for a college student without a lot of time to game during the week, and for someone who loves FPS games, would you recommend I start to invest time into CSGO, or should I pursue one of the CoD games available for OS X?
I notice that CoD, CoD 2, CoD 4, and CoD BO are available for OS X. I already own CoD 4. Would it be worth picking up a different CoD game, like 1, 2, or BO, in favor of that one? Why or why not? Or should I ultimately stick with CSGO?
Follow-up: If I end up going with Black Ops, I hear that the multiplayer is limited to Macs only if I pick it up for OS X. How large is the community? Is it very tight-knit? Would I have trouble finding games during the evening?
Thank you!