Any one playing this online?

I have no one on my friend list and have been playing just random people as of late

I have it but I won't be playing it very often with classes starting but you can add me if you like.

EDIT: Oh right, need a Friend Code, I'll have it in a minute.

EDIT:  0559 1866 3616 8784

I think thats your Wii code not your BWii friend code

Is it a fun game. I was thinking about buying it, but I am unsure.

I really don't see why they don't just have one damn friend code per system.

OT: I really want this game.

Sorry about that, shows how much I use my Wii online, let's see, 283 589 725 531.

EDIT: Oh wow, I need to play more often since I suck.  Just got beat pretty bad in assault. 

I wouldn't recommend this game unless you really liked the first one.  It's not really an FPS, it doesn't really have any tactics beyond bazooka guy shoot tank, rifleman shoot infantry, and the online is only adequate.  It's not bad but the best I could say about it is you could definitely spend $50 on much worse games.

I THINK its because different users on one wii can have different friend codes.  So a father could have one list of friends and a son could have another.

I suggest this game to any one who doesn't have it.  It is a lot of fun in my opinion and the online matches can get pretty intense.  Coop suffers a little with no real way to communicate (which playing with friends would aleviate)

The original reason had to do with protecting children, and frankly its bunk. Nintendo needs to update the console and tie the unique Wii friend codes to unique usernames, presto problem solved, wooooooo

even if there were multiple people using the same console, a friend code can be tied to multiple usernames, lets say 5 profiles per wii (ie; 5 names)

^ I think all Nintendo games online suffer from no voice chat. I can understand why Nintendo wouldn't want it in random matches, but why not with friends? They allow it on the DS, so maybe we just have to be patient. We already know it won't be implemented with SSBB (hence the preprogrammed messages for friend fights). I can only hope for the future.

 EDIT: That was actually in response to crash's comment

the voip is pretty much just a matter of time, since bluetooth headsets are already pretty much the norm. the biggest issue is probably finalizing contracts and securing the drivers to support it