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That reminds me of the time I played with Brnt on 360. Yes, I have both versions because I love the game that much. He was standing right next to a guy screaming "Give me ammo! I'm out!" He started jumping up and down and crouching in front of the guy and the guy was clueless. The he fired a few 'warning' shots at him. The guy finally dropped some ammo. LOL.
That is the one thing that I hope they change for 3. As much as I love the whole squad mechanic, not being able to talk to other teammates is just dumb. There should be some kind of proximity chat when near another teammate or something.
You're an idiot. Besides the PC version, which is obviously going to be the best, the PS3 version is second. There's a reason EA and DICE have been showing only the PS3 version when they show off the console versions at shows.
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I'd like to see something like MAG's system with proximity chat and the ability to coordinate with other squad leaders on a separate channel.Comment
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I should have been more specific. Its gunna be Meh compared to PC versionComment
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Did anyone else read the July issues of Game Informer with Darksiders 2 on the cover? I'm just getting around to it and in the letters section they discuss a poll they had in a previous issue asking the readers which military FPS franchise was their favorite.
It said "Despite most readers assuming CoD would easily win, Battlefield received more votes than any other franchise."
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A little info about the weapon customization:
Two weeks ago, we detailed the general design philosophy behind the gun play in Battlefield 3 together with Senior Designer Alan Kertz. Today, we are delving deeper into the thousands of weapon customization options you will have in the game.
Basically, each main weapon in the game has three accessory slots, where you can attach weapon accessories you have unlocked. Weapon accessory unlocks are received on a per weapon basis, meaning that the more time you spend with a particular weapon, the more options you will have to customize that weapon to fit different your combat role and play style.
A rifle in Battlefield 3 can be customized for wildly different combat roles. The carbine directly below has been equipped with a heavy barrel, bipod, and a 4X magnification combat scope. This would be ideal for a soldier who wants to engage targets at medium to long range and use suppressive fire to support his team mates.
In the picture above, the same carbine has instead been equipped with a suppressor, foregrip, and quick acquisition holographic scope. This setup would be well suited for Close Quarters Battle, especially indoors where stealth can be a vital factor.
The unlockable weapon accessories include an assortment of optics, suppressors, bipods, barrels, underslung grenade launchers, underslung shotguns, foregrips, flashlights, laser sights, and more.
While the class and model of your weapon will determine a number of basic values (like muzzle speed, energy, and fire rate), you can always modify it to tweak it towards anything from long range to close quarters combat.
So. Are you a long range sniper or a close quarters combat type of player? The neat thing is, in Battlefield 3, you can easily switch between both. With our powerful weapon customization features, there are no limits to the types of gameplay we support.Comment
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I'm going to name my first Tank, "Dude Bro."
We will be blaring Godsmack and Eminem as the world crumbles around us.
It will be beautiful.
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Did you also happen to read the few comments they posted? I imagine you did. The first one made me die laughing when the guy praised CoD. One of the things he mentioned to defend his argument was that the CoD games had "great stories". LOL. That Dude Bro wouldn't know a good story if it hit him in the face with a three foot purple undulating dildo.
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with that shit
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