I got it as a gift. Is it any good MP wise?
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I got it as a gift. Is it any good MP wise?
Yes.
You know, you could just try it out.
Be sure to watch this video though:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p4f...eature=related
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BF2 is better.
Hit recognition is bad. Gameplay is meh.
I love it. With the new Vietnam expansion and the new maps it has become a major time eater of mine. Everything Battlefield does is amazing.
I recommend Legion At War if you want a relaxed and funny group of down to earth guys, aged 25-55 who play all the time. Most of them are married with kids, so they don't take it seriously at all.
I recommend Tactical Gamer if you want the most fun tactical experience with an active community. The most fun I've had in any games I've played (BF2, ARMA2) I've had with these guys. Play with them when you have time to burn and can focus, because these guys take gaming really seriously.
These clubs span tons of games, mostly FPS, so if you get to know them, you will know them for years. You must have the Teamspeak client to fully enjoy the game.
The only thing the game is missing is the commander. They used to only have small maps, but they've fixed that recently making it feel more like BF2.5. Vietnam is awesome. My name in game is TuffStuffMcGruff by the way.
BF 2 is still the best BF game ever. BC2 was amusing and fun, but nothing gameplay wise compared to BF 2, and BC2 8!0\/\/$ 50@7$.
I loved the PR mod for BF2, cant wait until its released for Arma 2.
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Originally Posted by TuffStuffMcGruff
When I get signed up we can team up and play then! :balloon2::balloon2:
I do need someone to play it with! :laugh4:
I'm playing but going to quit soon because my ping is huge on any servers (300+) and I have lag :(
But I have to agree, a really good multiplayer experience.
I have a great comp and internet, so why is my MP experience so laggy...... :(?
Vietnam :)
Bump. Is this a game worth getting. I have mates who play, but Yatzee was less than complementary about it. So.....
Yes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychonaut
Especially if it's 20 euro's (about 27 aud) like here.
In no time you'll hit the 50 hours, especially with mates.
My game is laggy as hell for me. Think I need to tone down my settings?
All the time?Quote:
Originally Posted by ELITEOFKINGWARMAN88
Yatzee's reviews are more of a novelty than anything. Trusting any "angry" reviewer for a total picture of the final product is dubious at best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychonaut
Find a decent server that has an active admin team and you'll have some fun. The game's got a hacker problem, but what battlefield game doesn't?
Having met Yatzee, I know that his reviews are largely hyperbole. But, if he doesn't like a game, he means it. His main view is that there is no such thing as the perfect game, he basically acts out the opposite of a "fanboi".Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
I don't want to sink 20 bucks into a game I will barely play. For example, I bought L4D2 on the back of L4D1, haven't played it once, it's that rubbish (Aussie version) and it cost me, while not much in the scheme of things, $20. But, I bought Killing Floor + DLC for $5, I've played 50 hours with mates in no time. Basically, on principle, I don't want a repeat of that. Or should I wait for BF3?
Oh without a doubt he is 100% sincere, but his standards are so incredibly high sometimes it's almost a self-parody. A game doesn't need to be an art-house shooter to be good for instance, and BC2 is definitely not that.
Though I'll gladly admit the initial release state of the game was terrible. Bugged up and nearly hopeless in online play. These days its become a very respectable title and a worthy online shooter. You say you've got friends who play it, well you're in luck since BC2 is played best with 2-3 friends. The game is practically designed around squad based combat, so if you were to play with people and work together I'm sure you'd have at least a little bit of fun.
Cheers. What's the bet I get it and a month later it's 75% off on a random Steam sale. :beam:Quote:
Originally Posted by Monk
I'll put 50 gold coins down on the fact that you will buy it and a week later EA will announce that BC2 is now F2P
I love it personally. I don't know how good it is on PC though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychonaut
But my advice? wait a few months. Battlefield 3 is out October 25th, and it looks AMAZING. i'm pre-ordering soon.
Bleh. Looks exactly like every other CoD that has appeared in the last 5 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prussian to the Iron
Looks. It also looks like BF2 with a lot of shine applied. I trust them with the MP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jolt
I definitely do not agree with this. Battlefield is nothing like CoD, except maybe the fact that you shoot people. The entire gameplay is different, and the fact that CoD hasn't changed since CoD 4 means that it's easy to contrast. The differences are glaring, not only gameplay wise, but graphically as well. MW3 looks nowhere close to the visual quality of BF3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jolt
Agreed 100%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prussian to the Iron
Im just missing the whole commander aspect that other BF games had.
I wish I could really understand why everybody wants the commander so badlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Hooahguy
Because it gives a grand strategical aspect to the game. I remember in BF2142, when we had a good commander that is, we would divide into squads and the commander would devise a strategy on how to win the match. He would be able to talk to squad commanders and give them orders. You really felt like you were part of a larger thing. In BC2 it was a bunch of squads running around trying to get to the objective.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prussian to the Iron
In short, a commander makes things more organized.
I think the squad leaders are going to be able to talk to eachother, but i'm not sure. it would be nice though, it would kind of eliminate the need for an official commander.
No, you need someone who is removed from fighting the battle so they can concentrate on the strategy. Cant really concentrate on strategy very well if you are under fire...Quote:
Originally Posted by Prussian to the Iron
Strategy: cap points, die less
:shrug:
realistically you cant. but, at least in my experience with teams of max 12, i find it fairly easy to recognize a threat, get people to neutralize it, and then develop a strategy to counter it should it come up again. now that I think about it this method is more than a bit reactive rather than proactive, but it's the best I can work with most of the time. but I do sometimes devise plans before we start losing men.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hooahguy
I can only hope that the squad leader inter-communication automatically places the people with mics as squad leaders; it would be pretty difficult to communicate orders to another squad when their leader cant tell them anything.