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On February 24 2011 14:45 Athos wrote:
Am I the only person who would just join a map, find wherever the planes were and flying around the entire game? Because I had a blast doing that.
-As long as they keep the planes in, I'm on board for Battlefield 3.
I love players like that. It's easy kills for me. Even in BC2 with the Helicopters and dumbasses standing around waiting for an Apache even though one is in the air. Easy kills.
I probably owe entire ranks to players like that.
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Haha. Yeah I just remembered how many noobs I killed from divebombing the airstrips.
I hope they find a way to counteract airstrip camping.
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You guys ever play Frontlines: Fuel of War? I loved BF2 but after all my mates moved on to other games, I branched out into that. Was pretty fun, but I wont detract anymore from that awesomeness that is BF3. Jesus it looks good.
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Isn't that the game that the Desert Combat devs (the mod for BF1942) made? It looked interesting but I never saw that game take off in terms of online population.
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The trailer is such a tease! Hope its done well and not rushed though.
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This is gonna be awesome. Preordered already 
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On January 06 2011 05:02 LazyMacro wrote:
It's interesting that they're dropping support for XP. This is the first project I've heard of that's explicitly doing so.
Silly me, actually thinking I might be able to get into the battlefield series. I hate when gaming companies drop XP support.
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On March 01 2011 05:16 ArcticVanguard wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 05:02 LazyMacro wrote:
It's interesting that they're dropping support for XP. This is the first project I've heard of that's explicitly doing so. Silly me, actually thinking I might be able to get into the battlefield series. I hate when gaming companies drop XP support.
Yeah, how dare they drop support for an 11 year old OS.
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i need a new pc 
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I bought medal of honour solely due to the beta key i am supposed to get for this game. Seriously i am really really looking forward to it
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On March 01 2011 05:16 Fruscainte wrote:Show nested quote +On March 01 2011 05:16 ArcticVanguard wrote:On January 06 2011 05:02 LazyMacro wrote:
It's interesting that they're dropping support for XP. This is the first project I've heard of that's explicitly doing so. Silly me, actually thinking I might be able to get into the battlefield series. I hate when gaming companies drop XP support. Yeah, how dare they drop support for an 11 year old OS.
Don't look at it that way. Think about it like this: the only OS that PC users could really even think of replacing XP with came out a year and a half ago.
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On March 01 2011 08:21 motbob wrote:Show nested quote +On March 01 2011 05:16 Fruscainte wrote:On March 01 2011 05:16 ArcticVanguard wrote:On January 06 2011 05:02 LazyMacro wrote:
It's interesting that they're dropping support for XP. This is the first project I've heard of that's explicitly doing so. Silly me, actually thinking I might be able to get into the battlefield series. I hate when gaming companies drop XP support. Yeah, how dare they drop support for an 11 year old OS. Don't look at it that way. Think about it like this: the only OS that PC users could really even think of replacing XP with came out a year and a half ago.
Yes, I am going to look at it that way because it's an 11 year old OS
Stop living in the past.
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yeah looks soo good wish I could play it now pc ftw :D
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Sigh I really, really hope that trailer doesn't mean they're trying to chase CoD again D:
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Looks cool, but I'm afraid that it will end up like another CoD game. This is just by judging from the video since it looks like the weight and the feel of BF3 resembles a CoD game at the moment. If you look at the Bad Company series perspective to that video, then you'll understand what I'm trying to say. This is just my first impressions right now since it's still early until the game's release.
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On March 02 2011 17:42 Taku wrote:
Sigh I really, really hope that trailer doesn't mean they're trying to chase CoD again D:
Battlefield has never tried to chase Cod. Battlefield has always been superior to COD in the multiplayer department. Single player Idk or really care but the multiplayer well be and always has been 5000 times better then Cod as its a huge map not some small map and you have to work as a team can't be a 1 man team its what makes battlefield so epic and more entertaining ^_^
Again can't take much from a single player gameplay footage. Once they release a multiplayer gameplay footage any doubts you have will be erased because again its battlefield and the multiplayer has always been the best in any fps
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New video released today looks amazing. I'm on my phone so I can't provide a link, but if you search YouTube you'll find it. Next video is set to release on 3/16/11.
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New trailer, Right away PC footage...
Wow...
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On March 02 2011 17:46 zoLo wrote:
Looks cool, but I'm afraid that it will end up like another CoD game. This is just by judging from the video since it looks like the weight and the feel of BF3 resembles a CoD game at the moment. If you look at the Bad Company series perspective to that video, then you'll understand what I'm trying to say. This is just my first impressions right now since it's still early until the game's release.
I disagree with the fear that BF3 will become another CoD.
Lately, CoD has become absolutely over-the-top with constant action and ridiculous storylines. MW2 and Black Ops are very arcade-ish shooters with very little realism.
On the other hand, it seems that BF3 is going in the opposite direction from CoD by opting for a more realistic, gritty portrayal of combat. I like how in the video, the actual shooting action only comes at the end while the rest of the video involves a very tense patrol through an eerily quiet city.
Dice themselves have said that they want the BF3 single player to be a much more varied and realistic experience compared to CoD. I forgot the analogy they used, but I think it was along the lines that if CoD was a hit pop song, BF3 will be a full symphony with varying periods of tension and action.
I'm quite excited to see the final product. It seems that Dice is really trying to outdo anything else in the market, and by the looks of it, they are succeeding.
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