PS3 Battlefield 3 clan/people willing to play together?

DeadParrot wrote: »

That is a fantastic idea
I'm not a fan of prone meself.
Also, the buggy falling through the floor is so fcuking annoying

sarumite wrote: »

sorry if this hass already been discussed in the thread....but how do I mute players. I had a late start today so I decided to get a quick round in. There was the most annoying little **** online and it was too early in the morning just to ignore him. I tried various settings, but couldn't seem to mute the guy. I can handle being swallowed up by the environments and being forced to commit Hara Kiri, though having to listen to an annoying **** pre -coffee is too much.

MitchKoobski wrote: »

Knife sequence VERY satisying, even when I get knifed by some guy I know that he was clever enough to sneak up and can do it without being spotted by someone on my team.

Diving to prone while being fired up is more satisfying than it should be.

Biggest problem is that it keeps crashing everytime I try to enter a game with a squad of my friends. Tried about 6 times last night to no avail.

The first Objective A seems just have holes in the ground everywhere, I completely stay away from it just to avoid falling through the ground into grey hell.

One of the lads spotted that the lighting is a bit off in the tunnel. You could have two soldiers in the same corner, one will be lit up as if he's outside by the other will be hidden in the dark.

Beta build that we're all playing seems buggy as hell and is starting to put off me and the lads, but we know better than to judge something purely by beta. Besides, I have it paid off so I may as well play it when it arrives. :pac:

An interesting nugget of news has come out of last night's Battlefield 3 preview event in San Francisco held by EA and DICE. While speaking with GamerZines, DICE's Patrick Liu revealed that the game would allow players to install content from one disc that would let the game stream higher resolution textures.

"There's a voluntary install on the 360," Liu said to GamerZines. "I think Rage did it as well, where you can install content to stream higher res textures. We're pushing that technology to the limit, and compared to our competitors, I would argue that we're the best looking game."

IGN reached out to EA for a statement or confirmation on this additional feature, and they responded:

"Battlefield 3 for Xbox 360 ships on two disks with endless hours of spectacular high-definition gameplay; disk one features the stunning multiplayer, co-op levels and HD installation content, and disk two features the superb single-player campaign."

Additionally, we asked EA whether or not the game would offer the same feature for PS3 owners, and fortunately this seems to be the case. "The PS3 version requires the same install but it's all on the one blu-ray disk," a spokesperson for the company confirmed.

So, it appears that the game will offer support for HD installations across both platforms, resulting in better looking graphics in exchange for some HDD real estate.

Grumpypants wrote: »

I think Beta and Demo have been mixed up recently. A Beta is purely for testing not to showcase the game. Developers recently though have shot themselves in the foot offering beta access as pre order or PS+ bonus so players get hyped about getting to play the game and don't actually test it. I doubt many people here have taken the time to write to DICE with a list of issues.