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Is it for ACTUALLY preordering or is it one of those cases where a preorder will secure the limited edition much like crysis 2 and bulletstorm.
Because I see those editions still lying around
Because I see those editions still lying around
I disagree. In terms of visual fidelity and all of that jazz, sure. But take one look at games like Epic Mickey and compare the end product with the concept art. Even the later concept art, for that matter.
It's not about looking better than the art, it's about being faithful to it.
It's not about looking better than the art, it's about being faithful to it.
@Jawmuncher
It comes with the limited editon, which is THE EXACT SAME PRICE AS A REGULAR COPY.
Also, FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP......HHHHHNNGGG!
It comes with the limited editon, which is THE EXACT SAME PRICE AS A REGULAR COPY.
Also, FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP......HHHHHNNGGG!
I seriously shat brings when I saw this! That is amazing and I want it in my, now empty, colon.
"It's not about looking better than the art, it's about being faithful to it."
If this isn't what it looks like, someone in the company is getting kicked in the nuts. Seeing the gameplay so far though, I think they'll pull it off.
"It's not about looking better than the art, it's about being faithful to it."
If this isn't what it looks like, someone in the company is getting kicked in the nuts. Seeing the gameplay so far though, I think they'll pull it off.
Concept art, no matter how awesome should never be taken too seriously.
It is what it is, a concept. The finished project never looks exactly the same. No matter what game, or platform.
It is what it is, a concept. The finished project never looks exactly the same. No matter what game, or platform.
Honestly, I don't care if the game doesn't actually look like that, I'm just glad they still release concept art. It's always just stunning.
And, well, truly, that depiction sorta looks exactly how it is in Battlefield 2, not exactly, but generally everything is in the same place.
And, well, truly, that depiction sorta looks exactly how it is in Battlefield 2, not exactly, but generally everything is in the same place.
I used to love swimming from one side of the Island to the other to sneak past the enemy and take a control point! Took awhile, but it was stealthier than using a boat! :)
@cryotek hey! I'm a idiot 15 year old kid and I want this game and I'm gonna play it. Na-na na boo boo
I have never liked any of the Battlefield games I've played. Hated Bad Co's demo and I still hate that I payed $15 for 1943 on PS3, but ever since the first trailer I've wanted this game more with every detail.
@Watts
Honestly? Bad Company and 1943 aren't even generally what Battlefield is. 2142/BF2 is where it's at, still doubtful they'll go back to the old formula, though.
Honestly? Bad Company and 1943 aren't even generally what Battlefield is. 2142/BF2 is where it's at, still doubtful they'll go back to the old formula, though.
Please add the option to enlarge pictures.
I clicked the picture to enlarge it and it just took me back to thispage again. It's very anoying.
I clicked the picture to enlarge it and it just took me back to thispage again. It's very anoying.
Hell yeah. Wake was one of my favorite maps in the Battlefield series. First Karkand, now Wake Island? Sign me the fuck up.
I sorely miss the Battlefield Series.
And I dunno about you guys, but I liked Battlefield 2142 better than Battlefield 2.
Seriously! There was only one other game that made me feel like such a fucking badass.
Machine guns and ammo? Pfft. I have those, plus a deployable shield and motherfucking turret.
This game had cloaked snipers before Killzone 2.
Noobtubes got replaced with rifle-mounted rockets that actually required you to use a bit of intelligence if you wanted a kill.
Squad leaders could have a sentry drone, or even lay down a beacon where squad members spawned from drop-pods falling from the sky.
Hell, why capture flags when you can be capturing missile launchers that shoot at the enemy's fucking GIANT FLOATING FORTRESS (aka Titan)that comes complete with its own spawning points, pod launchers, AA and AG guns, and air hanger. And when the fortresses' shields are down, let's speed up the process by using launch pods from the shiny APCs (that have EMP launchers) and floating dropships to invade the docking bay and destroy the main engine core. Then if you're awesome, you can escape and dive out before the whole damn amazing thing blows up.
Oh yeah: One side has a hovertank that can strafe. And both of them have pilotable Robot Walkers. That sprint.
And I dunno about you guys, but I liked Battlefield 2142 better than Battlefield 2.
Seriously! There was only one other game that made me feel like such a fucking badass.
Machine guns and ammo? Pfft. I have those, plus a deployable shield and motherfucking turret.
This game had cloaked snipers before Killzone 2.
Noobtubes got replaced with rifle-mounted rockets that actually required you to use a bit of intelligence if you wanted a kill.
Squad leaders could have a sentry drone, or even lay down a beacon where squad members spawned from drop-pods falling from the sky.
Hell, why capture flags when you can be capturing missile launchers that shoot at the enemy's fucking GIANT FLOATING FORTRESS (aka Titan)that comes complete with its own spawning points, pod launchers, AA and AG guns, and air hanger. And when the fortresses' shields are down, let's speed up the process by using launch pods from the shiny APCs (that have EMP launchers) and floating dropships to invade the docking bay and destroy the main engine core. Then if you're awesome, you can escape and dive out before the whole damn amazing thing blows up.
Oh yeah: One side has a hovertank that can strafe. And both of them have pilotable Robot Walkers. That sprint.
Never played B2142, so I'll track down a copy. BC2 occupies much more time than CoD for me, and I really think that 2011 will be the year that CoD looses its FPS crown to Battlefield 3. Tactical team based games will always be better, than run and gun stuff.
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