quote:Ughquote:Nope. It will lead to more snipers.quote:A buddy & I were talking about how many guns will be bolt- action versus semi and how rare full auto guns might be. Will this lead to more melee and bayonets?
I'm worried about there not being much of a variety when it comes to guns
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quote:quote:Ughquote:Nope. It will lead to more snipers.quote:A buddy & I were talking about how many guns will be bolt- action versus semi and how rare full auto guns might be. Will this lead to more melee and bayonets?
I'm worried about there not being much of a variety when it comes to guns
No worries, there will probably be the return of the mortar tube and destructible environment
I think the campaign is going to be the tits
getting on pc, was thinking xbox but nah
Your biplane will have a gunner spot...
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I think the campaign is going to be the tits
Leaked info says only 6 missions... I'm not holding out much hope on that front
Can't even remember what the campaign was like for 1942. Were there traditional missions, or did you just play through the maps in sequence?
People who buy BF for the campaign
quote:There wasn't one. You could play in single-player mode with bots, but not a campaign or a story to go along with it.
Can't even remember what the campaign was like for 1942. Were there traditional missions, or did you just play through the maps in sequence?
Can't wait for my GTX 760 to own this game!
I guess the Medal of Honor games made tr campaign mode standard?
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http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/09/battlefield-1-WWI-violence-glorification/?sr_source=Twitter
Wow. Hyperbole much?
quote:Shamefully, this is the America we live in now.quote:
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/09/battlefield-1-WWI-violence-glorification/?sr_source=Twitter
Wow. Hyperbole much?
quote:Well, the first MOH games came out earlier. MOH was 1999, and 1942 didn't come out until 2002. MOH had the campaign/story mode down, and multiplayer was an afterthought to run around and shoot people. 1942 introduced an integrated battlefield, with a heavy emphasis on classes and support roles with a rock/paper/scissors approach to effective combat, and of course vehicles.
I guess the Medal of Honor games made tr campaign mode standard?
I think BF introduced a campaign with BF2, but all the battlefield campaigns have felt like an afterthought to me. I've bought most COD games to play the campaign, without expecting to play the multiplayer much. I've bought the battlefield games to play multiplayer, with no expectation of the campaign.
quote:quote:Shamefully, this is the America we live in now.quote:
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/09/battlefield-1-WWI-violence-glorification/?sr_source=Twitter
Wow. Hyperbole much?
I'm surprised he didn't swoon over the woman bedouin in the trailer.
quote:quote:Well, the first MOH games came out earlier. MOH was 1999, and 1942 didn't come out until 2002. MOH had the campaign/story mode down, and multiplayer was an afterthought to run around and shoot people. 1942 introduced an integrated battlefield, with a heavy emphasis on classes and support roles with a rock/paper/scissors approach to effective combat, and of course vehicles.
I guess the Medal of Honor games made tr campaign mode standard?
I think BF introduced a campaign with BF2, but all the battlefield campaigns have felt like an afterthought to me. I've bought most COD games to play the campaign, without expecting to play the multiplayer much. I've bought the battlefield games to play multiplayer, with no expectation of the campaign.
Yeah, that's kind of what I remembered too. I knew one of the earlier BF games had a quasi-campaign, but I couldn't remember which one it was. Those MOH games were a fantastic and I loved them for the stories they told, but was blown away by the grand scale of 1942.