Here's the shocker.... no dedicated LAN support.
DeVore wrote: » It sure looked like BF2 ... lots of tanks, APC's, jets...They acknowledged jets would be in there but didnt say what kind... they did talk about how tricky it had been to balance jets against infantry and the answer was illuminating. They said if they had made it realistic, the ground forces havent a chance, as in real life, so they explicitly recognised that they were making a game, not a simulator which meant to be precise and representative... while games should be fun and enjoyable so they were clear that realism in the numbers was sacraficed for enjoyability and entertainment. Which in my mind is a GOOD thing. DeV.
DeVore wrote: » I'm writing a review at the moment and I have a bunch of pics for you too. DeV.
Auvers wrote: » nnnnnnnoooooooooo looks like Battlefield has been consolized, its going to be more BC2\COD than BF2
DeVore wrote: » Here's the shocker.... no dedicated LAN support. The lan has to have connection out to the interweb. He said would you be able to rent dedicated servers, "like before" ... which i hope makes sense to you.
DeVore wrote: » There was one thing I loved, their destruction physics are amazing, you can tear down a 5 storey hotel to the ground, to rubble, or you can blow about a 1/6th of a breezeblock away from a wall to get a shot or to reveal an enemy in cover.
DeVore wrote: » They acknowledged jets would be in there but didnt say what kind...
gilberto_eire wrote: » Lads just have one or two queries, not entirely related to BF3 but tie in, and i also don't want to start another thread. My laptop's lifespan has come to an end(after 1 year and 4mths :mad:) and considering I got nearly 4 years from my PC(which I'm back using) I've decided I'm not wasting money on another laptop again so I'm going to get a new desktop. Does anyone here have any experience using a joypad on the PC?. I'd consider doing some gaming on it but I can't be arsed trying to adapt to a keyboard and mouse. Do joypads have any lag or major disadvantages you wouldn't get on a console? I have a HD, could I avoid getting a decent screen and hook the PC up to the HD through a HDMI and get as good of a picture as I do from my PS3?. Will the HD have any disadvantages over a monitor?(Ive hooked up my laptop through the HDMI watching games on RTE and it looked fairly crap) Lastly, how does one learn the necessary specs for playing games?, reading them off a box leaves me none the wiser, my laptop had decent RAM, and a Radeon HD 4200 which i taught would be ok to play games(at low settings) and it wouldn't run the Arma demo on the lowest settings. I don't want to splash out on a desktop again and find it's not capable of playing anything at a decent level.
Spear wrote: » Gamepad wise, forget it. There's no auto-aim on PCs, and the faster and more accurate mouse users will just make it a miserable experience for you.
the_syco wrote: » Ignore him. Get a gamepad, and tell us your online username, and what server you are on, so we can all get some knife-in-your-back practise :P
Spear wrote: » If it can run BC2 happily it should run BF3 happily according to Dice.
seyeM wrote: » I've read that before - it'll be interesting to see if it holds true. They'd need to do a lot of optimising for 64 players with air and ground vehicles on larger, more destructible maps to run similarly to the 32 player shoebox maps in BC2.
Spear wrote: » No, nothing rude, just wondering about things such as why they pander to the selfish and unproductive elements of the player base by continuing to provide a sniper class in a team based multiplayer game. Or why they botched the PC release of BF1943.
Sc@recrow wrote: » spawn on me where I'm hidden behind an enemy location and proceed to fire full auto at the enemy thus giving away our position asap thus losing an invaluable spawn point.
Spear wrote: » EA have already found a new use for the FB 2.0 engine.http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2011/03/23/eala-frostbite-2-game.aspx although they say unannounced I suspect it's MoH2.
gilberto_eire wrote: » It's a third person though.... could be something entirely new.
alex1997123 wrote: » whats the pc requirements