lilbabycat
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To ZERO's defense, BC2's shitty server browser isn't the benchmark for server browsers, and battlelog is still pretty shitty.
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Right now I'm open to all sorts of opinions on the game itself. You people bitching about battlelog need to simply avoid Battlefield games altogether since EA has made it clear with 3 Battlefield titles and 2 MOH titles that it isn't going anywhere.
Fair enough.To ZERO's defense, BC2's shitty server browser isn't the benchmark for server browsers, and battlelog is still pretty shitty.
Fair enough. But it wasn't the part of the argument I was replying to. See my reply to Zero below.BC2 server browser was still monumentally better then battlelogs. It always shows all the servers available it easy to find low ping servers and was quick to sort unlike battlelog where you would have to keep scrolling down over and over before they would all show up.
So we are all naive and shouldn't complain and opinions are invalidated because they've done it for so long?
Something that sucks obviously continues to suck regardless of how long it sucks.
Guess what? It still sucks. And you're gonna continue to hear about it each time they use it.
As someone who has done some web programming, as well as having some close friends who have made programs and websites, I believe it would be. In-game browser still has to have the code related to decipher and send/receive the data, as well as formatting the data in a useable format. With a plug-in, you already have the browser to decipher and send/receive the data. You just need the plug-in to tell the browser how to present the data in such a manner to make it presentable. In simplest terms, without requiring the browser you aren't re-inventing everything. You've already got a solid foundation to build on.Are you sure developing a website is easier than an in game browser? I hated the idea at first, but I never really had any issues with it. It finally forced me to upgrade Firefox some years back, and I might have to do it again (for other websites).
You don't have to attack people on every reply. Maybe drink some tea and look at the sky.
I have nothing more on this.
Do not bash on this game until you have tried it, its free until Monday. The driving alone with 3 guys hanging out of the windows is crazy fun.
But its the cool thing to do. Seriously, you've never seen so many people unable to grasp the simple concept that they're free to skip a game if it doesn't interest them.
do you not grasp the simple concept that this a beta?...people are trying out the game to see if they like it or not...some may not like it...and they won't buy the game when it's released...shocker...that's what the concept of demos are for
I see you pulling at my pantleg trying to make some strawman point that has nothing to do with what you're replying to. I'm not referring to this beta specifically, or even this thread or this forum. I'm talking about a common bandwagon mentality against this game wherever discussion of it crops up. Its either "This should have been a mod", or "This should be F2P", or "This isn't worth more than X dollars". Nobody cares, and people belaboring it like they're going to change anything are just wailing babies in a restaurant - of no real ultimate value.
Its like you're trying to make some strawman point that has nothing to do with what you're replying to. I'm not referring to this beta specifically, or even this thread or this forum. I'm talking about a common bandwagon mentality against this game wherever discussion of it crops up. Its either "This should have been a mod", or "This should be F2P", or "This isn't worth more than X dollars cuz itz juzt Cobs & Robberz". Nobody cares, and people belaboring it like they're going to change anything are just wailing babies in a restaurant.
Take out the .338 magnum rounds.
Please.
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They'll get toned down in retail, but yeah the amount of AWM+Mag abuse has skyrocketed in these final days of the beta, they're like roaches. Takes down a full transport heli from across the map in 2-3 shots, and one-shots infantry anywhere from chest up. Not unusual to see groups of 5-6 snipers on a kill cam now, all camping the same rock.
Played a few hotwire rounds today.
The game runs pretty smooth.
One of the guys I play with who loved bfbc2 and bf3 and not so much bf4 said:
You can walk into a room and take out 3-4 people with a clip. In BF4 it was one dude per clip and you die in the process. The game is more like BFBC2 than anything else.
I think it will be an ok game. The hotwire mode not so much. I think heist and conquest might see some competitive play.
The lack of tanks kills half my interest in it.
LOL that would be sweet , instead of blowing a whole in the wall with explosives just ram it or fire way.Yeah, its not really that kind of game. Not that knocking off a bank with an Abrams wouldn't be epic, if a tad overkill. Meanwhile BF4 continues to be supported by the DICE L.A. team, so its easy enough to jump back and forth between games on Battlelog.
Overall I enjoyed the change of pace in Hardline. With the announcement of 6 million people having tried the beta, the fact they didn't including Bloodmoney mode like Beta 1 seems like a missed opportunity to showcase one of the best modes. But I'm definitely looking forward to it in retail.
So can someone tell a fellow/former Battlefield veteran that gave up on teh series after BF3 what the hell makes Hardline so damn special beyond just putting cop cars in the game and terrorists?
So can someone tell a fellow/former Battlefield veteran that gave up on teh series after BF3 what the hell makes Hardline so damn special beyond just putting cop cars in the game and terrorists?
So can someone tell a fellow/former Battlefield veteran that gave up on teh series after BF3 what the hell makes Hardline so damn special beyond just putting cop cars in the game and terrorists?
Here is a counter view for you:
Remember some the BF 1942 ads? The ones where you had players in jeeps chasing each other across the island? Now the chase is real. Hotwire is seriously the most fun I’ve had in multiplayer gaming in YEARS. So many laugh out loud moments, especially if you’re playing with people you know. It’s almost like a legitimized troll mode but with good music and 3 guys hanging out of car windows (or 5 if you’re in a van). Tone-wise it reminds me so much of the BF 42 vid that some guy made using an Eminem song with everyone’s gun bouncing in time, here.
The guns and explosives hit hard so you can’t just wander around like a mope but the faster you go the more of a rush it becomes.
I seriously cannot get enough of it.
Yeah, its not really that kind of game. Not that knocking off a bank with an Abrams wouldn't be epic, if a tad overkill. Meanwhile BF4 continues to be supported by the DICE L.A. team, so its easy enough to jump back and forth between games on Battlelog.
Overall I enjoyed the change of pace in Hardline. With the announcement of 6 million people having tried the beta, the fact they didn't including Bloodmoney mode like Beta 1 seems like a missed opportunity to showcase one of the best modes. But I'm definitely looking forward to it in retail.
I will admit after playing Hotwire maps for an hour last night, this is my favorite game style. I love the Chaos occurring all over.
So can someone tell a fellow/former Battlefield veteran that gave up on teh series after BF3 what the hell makes Hardline so damn special beyond just putting cop cars in the game and terrorists?