Armored Kill looks like it might have not-so-terrible maps. Pretty sad bout the only good maps were the B2K, which were basically already made for them and even then they messed some of them up.
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Started by MaydaX, Jan 10 2011 06:14 PM
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Posted Jun 4, 2012 - 09:15 PM
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Posted Jun 4, 2012 - 09:23 PM
Some screenshots from Armored Kill showing the map Bandar Desert:
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Posted Jun 4, 2012 - 09:44 PM
Crotan, on Jun 4, 2012 - 08:36 PM, said:
what are you yapping about? How many people bought BF2, then BF2: Special Forces, then BF Euro Force, then BF Armored Fury.
If the content is up to snuff, I say keep it coming. I don't expect to work for free, and I don't expect DICE to either
If the content is up to snuff, I say keep it coming. I don't expect to work for free, and I don't expect DICE to either
That's the point. The content for BF3 is not up-to-snuff from what I read in lots of forums. There are still major issues with BF3 and should still be a
.At least BF2 worked out good.
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Posted Jun 4, 2012 - 10:26 PM
SuperTaz, on Jun 4, 2012 - 09:44 PM, said:
That's the point. The content for BF3 is not up-to-snuff from what I read in lots of forums. There are still major issues with BF3 and should still be a .
At least BF2 worked out good.
.At least BF2 worked out good.
Yea, bought all the expansions for BF2... What did I get, well some gaming but what I cannot forgive is later they gave everything away for free while those of us that followed and kept getting the next expansions got screwed. At least Tripwire gave us money off the next version of Red Orchestra and they support their community. As a matter of fact, I still play the original version especially with custom content from the community. I have every BF game made but wont be going down this road.
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=GoMg=THE__DRIFTER, on Jun 4, 2012 - 10:26 PM, said:
Yea, bought all the expansions for BF2... What did I get, well some gaming but what I cannot forgive is later they gave everything away for free while those of us that followed and kept getting the next expansions got screwed. At least Tripwire gave us money off the next version of Red Orchestra and they support their community. As a matter of fact, I still play the original version especially with custom content from the community. I have every BF game made but wont be going down this road.
Damned if they do damned if they don't. For every person that hated them for giving it away for free there was someone else that loved them for doing the same
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Posted Jun 5, 2012 - 03:40 AM
Pretty pleased with premium/the patch so far. Suppression has been reduced slightly (it was fine how it was imo), server que's are bugged as myself and a few others reported to dice when we were testing the R24 beta build a week or two back. Shame they didnt fix it in time, still its no biggie at the moment. Just have to wait until a space frees up.
I agree with everyone about the que priority idea, its a stupid one but as an owner of premium meh what can ya do?
Premium might just be a blessing is disguise, seeing bucket loads of traffic and activity since premium went live. Looks like the player base has gotten a big boost from this which im delighted about. £40 is expensive but for how much time myself and my friends play this game we are more than happy to pay for new maps,weapons, vehicles and all the rest which will keep the game active and attract new users.
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News just in from an unknown source only known as Derpina
I agree with everyone about the que priority idea, its a stupid one but as an owner of premium meh what can ya do?
Premium might just be a blessing is disguise, seeing bucket loads of traffic and activity since premium went live. Looks like the player base has gotten a big boost from this which im delighted about. £40 is expensive but for how much time myself and my friends play this game we are more than happy to pay for new maps,weapons, vehicles and all the rest which will keep the game active and attract new users.
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News just in from an unknown source only known as Derpina
Edited by LtMatt, Jun 5, 2012 - 04:15 AM.
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Crotan, on Jun 4, 2012 - 08:36 PM, said:
what are you yapping about? How many people bought BF2, then BF2: Special Forces, then BF Euro Force, then BF Armored Fury.
If the content is up to snuff, I say keep it coming. I don't expect to work for free, and I don't expect DICE to either
If the content is up to snuff, I say keep it coming. I don't expect to work for free, and I don't expect DICE to either
I recall many posts about missing features that were in BF2. So the core game really isn't up to "snuff". No VOIP, no spectator mode, no battle recorder, no commander, no 6 person squads, no mod tools / map editor, unranked server files, more smaller "cod" type maps, etc etc. Can't count how many posts I've seen about server crashes or EA online disconnected messages over the last 7 months. My point is DLC would be worth it if the core game was really solid but it's not (Least for me).
And to top it off they are now aiding cheaters by allowing them to reset their K/D ratios etc so they can hide. Not that we use that data here at PBBans but I'm sure many admins do.
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Posted Jun 5, 2012 - 07:33 AM
LtMatt, on Jun 5, 2012 - 03:40 AM, said:
Premium might just be a blessing is disguise, seeing bucket loads of traffic and activity since premium went live. Looks like the player base has gotten a big boost from this which im delighted about. £40 is expensive but for how much time myself and my friends play this game we are more than happy to pay for new maps,weapons, vehicles and all the rest which will keep the game active and attract new users.
This enthusiasm usually lasts about a week before the bitching and whining commences. Seen it before with additional maps on BC2, great for a week or so then everyone was bored or couldn't stand some of the new maps so they disappeared off server lists and those were not dlc!
I am a battlefield gamer and fan but even I draw the line at continuously splitting the community with constant pay for dlc's. If you like premium and wanted to get all the dlc anyways then I guess fair enough but if it continues to be successfully received, you'll be paying subs per month along with server rental fees in games to come. At that time for me it will be GAME OVER.
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Posted Jun 5, 2012 - 08:29 AM
surfy, on Jun 5, 2012 - 07:33 AM, said:
This enthusiasm usually lasts about a week before the bitching and whining commences. Seen it before with additional maps on BC2, great for a week or so then everyone was bored or couldn't stand some of the new maps so they disappeared off server lists and those were not dlc!
I am a battlefield gamer and fan but even I draw the line at continuously splitting the community with constant pay for dlc's. If you like premium and wanted to get all the dlc anyways then I guess fair enough but if it continues to be successfully received, you'll be paying subs per month along with server rental fees in games to come. At that time for me it will be GAME OVER.
I am a battlefield gamer and fan but even I draw the line at continuously splitting the community with constant pay for dlc's. If you like premium and wanted to get all the dlc anyways then I guess fair enough but if it continues to be successfully received, you'll be paying subs per month along with server rental fees in games to come. At that time for me it will be GAME OVER.
Yeah i dont like the sound of a monthly service but as long as the DLC offers good new maps, weapons and vehicles ill buy it as long as its not too expensive. Considering the amount of maps, vehicles and weapons added i think £40 is expensive but worth it. The game cost me £40 when i bought it and came with 9 maps+b2k, but b2k didnt unlock until three months after release.
The other features of premium are nice but nothing to wet your pants about. The weapon cammo is a nice touch and each class now has two new clothes cammo's.
Edited by LtMatt, Jun 5, 2012 - 08:30 AM.
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Posted Jun 5, 2012 - 12:22 PM
MaydaX, on Jun 5, 2012 - 04:53 AM, said:
I recall many posts about missing features that were in BF2. So the core game really isn't up to "snuff". No VOIP, no spectator mode, no battle recorder, no commander, no 6 person squads, no mod tools / map editor, unranked server files, more smaller "cod" type maps, etc etc. Can't count how many posts I've seen about server crashes or EA online disconnected messages over the last 7 months. My point is DLC would be worth it if the core game was really solid but it's not (Least for me).
And to top it off they are now aiding cheaters by allowing them to reset their K/D ratios etc so they can hide. Not that we use that data here at PBBans but I'm sure many admins do.
And to top it off they are now aiding cheaters by allowing them to reset their K/D ratios etc so they can hide. Not that we use that data here at PBBans but I'm sure many admins do.
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Posted Jun 5, 2012 - 01:51 PM
As long as that cash cow keeps yielding money, EA/DICE will continue to milk it.
The only surprising thing I have read over the last few weeks is that EA/DICE have a QA department
The only surprising thing I have read over the last few weeks is that EA/DICE have a QA department
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Posted Jun 5, 2012 - 07:11 PM
They didn't specify a good QA Department.
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Posted Jun 6, 2012 - 12:04 AM
fozzer, on Jun 5, 2012 - 01:51 PM, said:
As long as that cash cow keeps yielding money, EA/DICE will continue to milk it.
The only surprising thing I have read over the last few weeks is that EA/DICE have a QA department
The only surprising thing I have read over the last few weeks is that EA/DICE have a QA department
What 2 people watchin tv in a back room somewhere......
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Posted Jun 6, 2012 - 04:21 AM
I purchased premium. I intended to buy all the DLCs as they came out anyway - so it made sense in terms of price.
The one thing I am not happy about is the priority queue thing. It makes me feel like a proper dick and there is no way to turn the thing off.
The one thing I am not happy about is the priority queue thing. It makes me feel like a proper dick and there is no way to turn the thing off.
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Duality, on Jun 6, 2012 - 04:21 AM, said:
The one thing I am not happy about is the priority queue thing. It makes me feel like a proper dick and there is no way to turn the thing off.
That's the #1 issue atm for why the war of premium vs non-premium / server admins is ongoing. I see the whole priority queue shit and think of people cutting in line.
The more I read the battlelog forums, the more I see that EA created an upper and lower class environment. Nothing but people flaming each other.
"Have you ever considered getting a job or selling some of your organs?"
"good idea, keep from being more poor"
"peasants"
"i totally agree im disgusted that the peasant filth arent kicked to make room for there superiors!"
"After paying my £40 i have to actually wait till somebody leaves the server before i can jump the que and join? surely one of these anti premium peasants should just be kicked from the game to make way for us?"
"we are the master race"
I gotta admit CoD Elite (Premium) is better than BF3 Premium for equality. It doesn't effect gameplay nor place paying customers above the non paying ones.
http://www.callofduty.com/elite/whats-included
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Duality, on Jun 6, 2012 - 04:21 AM, said:
I purchased premium. I intended to buy all the DLCs as they came out anyway - so it made sense in terms of price.
The one thing I am not happy about is the priority queue thing. It makes me feel like a proper dick and there is no way to turn the thing off.
The one thing I am not happy about is the priority queue thing. It makes me feel like a proper dick and there is no way to turn the thing off.
Nice to see a staff members post which doesnt include lots of moaning about bf3.
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Posted Jun 6, 2012 - 06:31 AM
Just lol, I think thats more of a symptom of how obnoxious gamers have become 
@ Ltmatt actually you'll find generally I've been positive about BF3 too.
@ Ltmatt actually you'll find generally I've been positive about BF3 too.
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