Yeah, I'll probably end up getting both like I did with the Bad company and CoD series but I'm not counting it out yet.Abandon4093 said:It wouldn't only be a third of the game. It would be one complete game. With 2 worse versions available.Awexsome said:That's a whole different topic of PC vs console.Abandon4093 said:I don't see an issue with PC gamers getting the better deal for once. As much as I don't want to admit it. This console gen is on it's last legs. There's only so much you can do with 7 year old hardware.Awexsome said:Yeah, 32 v 32. On the PCAbandon4093 said:You do realise BF3 is going to be 64 players right?Awexsome said:More players? Ha. Ha-ha-ha.
Last I heard Battlefield will still only have 12 v 12 borefests that always happened on Bad Company 2. As evil as Kotick is even a broken clock is right twice a day. Right now CoD is looking better than BF3 with how much focus and display is going into the PC version.
But on my laptop I'm lucky to break 10 FPS on more complex maps or busy servers in TF2. I'll stick with the probably more unbalanced, but actually fun CoD over BF on my 360.
Try 32 v 32 not so boringfests.
On the PC the better game has been all but set in stone for a long time already.
I'm saying Kotick is actually right for once in calling BF3 a PC-centric game. I don't expect consoles to have a PC level kind of experience because that would be impossible. But until BF proves any different the console experience of it has been right out boring most of the time.
a 2013-14 release for the next gen may be a necessity really. Even though I won't be getting them until like 2015+ lol.
CoD is looking like the better game on the platform relevant to my interests at this point. The PC gamers will get probably an even better game on their platform with BF3 and I'm really dreading when that happens because on this site? Not gonna be fun trying to get across to a lot of people that the PC is only 1/3 of the game.
Honestly though, I think what the 360 n PS3 are getting is going to be great anyway. I haven't seen any gameplay from MW3. But I'm not expecting much of a changeup from their last 2 games really. They're fun and I enjoy playing them. But I'm looking forward to BF more.
In most cases, yes it can. However, the average player will hardly notice. Though, fluid movements do noticeably lose some of that fluidity at lower frame rates. Still, Activision claiming MW3 can run up to 60 frames means nothing if it's not constant. Frame drops are far more noticeable than low frame rates. I'd much rather have a stable, constant 30 to 40 frame count than one that fluctuates all over the place and sometimes[/b] hit's 60.Zhukov said:Can the untrained human eye even tell the difference between 30fps and 60fps?
I'm thinking more of a gentle hand on the shoulder and a disappointed look. If the best they can do is claim their game "supposedly" has a better frame rate, I'm pretty sure even Mr. Kotick is afraid of hearing a death knell for the franchise.The Lost Big Boss said:Congrats InfinitySledge, you made a six year old engine run at 60FPS. You want a cookie?
Yeah I used to play CoD 2 at about 20FPS when others had it at 200FPS when for CoD games all you need really is about 30 FPS. Although they are really just pandering to their apparent target audience with this. Even look at the trailer when they try to use 1337 which is kinda funny.The_root_of_all_evil said:Bet that mistake hertz.TimeLord said:I was thinking of Hz not fps. Silly me.
Seriously though, are these guys still in juniors or something?
My game runs faster!
My game runs smoother!
My game's dad can beat up your game's dad!
Grow up before you bring California down on us again.
Try over 10... I think it uses the unreal engine or something...The Lost Big Boss said:Congrats InfinitySledge, you made a six year old engine run at 60FPS. You want a cookie?
Yeah, the 6v6 borefests that CoD brings to the table are much better! And in what way is the focus of MW3 on the PC? Last I checked they didn't give a rats ass about the PC. Perhaps you meant BF3 is giving more focus to the PC.Awexsome said:More players? Ha. Ha-ha-ha.
Last I heard Battlefield will still only have 12 v 12 borefests that always happened on Bad Company 2. As evil as Kotick is even a broken clock is right twice a day. Right now CoD is looking better than BF3 with how much focus and display is going into the PC version.
But on my laptop I'm lucky to break 10 FPS on more complex maps or busy servers in TF2. I'll stick with the probably more unbalanced, but actually fun CoD over BF on my 360.
*clap*scnj said:So, their only argument is that their FPS has more FPS? It's like having an RPG with many RPGs.
Not entirely accurate, a 700meg xvid is more often than not indistinguishable from it's 3gig MPEG2 counterpart. The beauty of decent compression algorithms, eh?NicolasMarinus said:It's funny how people seem to have no issue with downloading films at 700MB (which means quality is 4 times worse than a dvd), but are fanatical when it comes to game graphics.
You what? People can get Crysis 2 to run at 60 fps, I'm pretty sure it can handle MW games.Mad Stalin said:Huh? I'm assuming this is on consoles cause MW games will never run at 60 fps on any PC
j-e-f-f-e-r-s said:Vigormortis said:In most cases, yes it can. However, the average player will hardly notice. Though, fluid movements do noticeably lose some of that fluidity at lower frame rates. Still, Activision claiming MW3 can run up to 60 frames means nothing if it's not constant. Frame drops are far more noticeable than low frame rates. I'd much rather have a stable, constant 30 to 40 frame count than one that fluctuates all over the place and sometimes[/b] hit's 60.Zhukov said:Can the untrained human eye even tell the difference between 30fps and 60fps?
To play devil's advocate on this thread, and actually defend Sledgehammer/nu-Infinity Ward (because God knows someone has to), the developers repeatedly claimed during their E3 interview that they've put a lot of work into making sure the engine runs at a constant 60fps, even during the most hectic action sequences. Considering all the craziness they showed in their demo, that's not a bad achievement in itself. I honestly believe that Battlefield 3, with all it's high-end graphics and destructo-madness, is going to stutter at least a little on the doddery old 360/PS3 architecture.
OT: As for all the bitching between the two games: I honestly can't understand it. Sure, Battlefield 3 may have destructible scenery (like practically every shooter out there) and purty graphics, but honestly, both games are pretty much the same. I watched a gameplay demo of BF3, and it looked like not much more than a slightly shinier CoD. Not that that's a bad thing, but gamers who lambast Modern Warfare 3 while at the same time extolling how awesome Battlefield 3 is going to be... well, that strikes me as ever so slightly short-sighted and hypocritical. At the end of the day, both games are first-person shooters that revolve around western Special Forces soldiers iron-sighting terrorists (and Ruskies in MW3's case) across various exotic locales. The basic premises are so similar that to slag off one while hyping up the other looks, to me, incredibly short-sighted. But ah well...