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battlefield 4

wowsers in my trousers
55 (37.9%)
bangarangzanga
17 (11.7%)
.
44 (30.3%)
awful
10 (6.9%)
wish it didnt exist
19 (13.1%)

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The kids who grew up with regenerating health will scream if their precious Health regen is not enabled. I was beginning to loose faith that we would never see the Health bar again, unless its a valve game.
I never saw a problem with regenerating health in the first place.

the battleblog 10 thing is out still no beta date

New singeplayer trailer. Getting link soon

EDIT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5eLbPQt_Pk

also, regenerating tank health is optional http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JflYCDTTuBI

and BF3 shirts! Will be for sale soon
« Last Edit: September 09, 2011, 03:23:14 PM by Shell »

new trailer is loving lovey



Possible beta date! Found on the trailer!


will stuff be destroyed RF:Guerille esque
or will there just be smoke and a hole in the wall


will stuff be destroyed RF:Guerille esque
or will there just be smoke and a hole in the wall
RF:Guerilla-esque.


EA and Activision won’t only be going head to head with Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3 this Fall, they’ll also be clashing with their new social services for said games: “Battlelog” for Battlefield 3 and “Elite” for Modern Warfare 3.


Activision will be offering a free and premium version of Elite, while Battlelog will stay free. However, according to game industry brown townysts, including Michael Pachter, EA might end up charging for Battlelog in the future. However, EA released a statement denying any plans of charging for Battlelog in the future, telling IndustryGamers, “We have no plans to charge for this service with Battlefield 3″.


Call of Duty Elite will cost $50 a year and will offer additional services, including free game DLC for one year. Other Elite features include video sharing, tournaments, video replays etc. Battlelog on the other hand, is constructed more like a social network built around the game. It has been confirmed that Battlelog will serve as the game menu and server browser for Battlefield 3 on the PC. There is no in game server browser or menu — the game boots from Battlelog, a process that is fast and easy, according to DICE.

I've been browsing the Steam Forum for Battlefield, most of them think it is still being released on Steam and continue to deny everything that EA said about their origin.

I've been browsing the Steam Forum for Battlefield, most of them think it is still being released on Steam and continue to deny everything that EA said about their origin.
ignorance is bliss

also, this is how consoles will be

« Last Edit: September 10, 2011, 05:27:54 PM by Shell »

It is. Even my friends think it will still be on steam. I ask them "Where do you get this info?". They dont reply. Damn I wish it was so I dont have to sell myself to EA.

An EA employee from the UK posted on his personal twitter account a picture of the Battlefield 3 beta running on Xbox 360. His twitter account has since been deleted, but the yfrog account still has the picture and comments. This might suggest that the Battlefield 3 beta has been approved by Microsoft and awaiting release. The Xbox 360 in the picture does not appear to be a dev kit.



The first look at BF3 on XBOX (i think), hell yes. it's the beta.
« Last Edit: September 10, 2011, 07:01:08 PM by Shell »