Perhaps they're complaining about time being wasted on a sub-par single player campaign that could have been better spent adding more maps, vehicles, weapons etc. to the game?Xifel said:Are people complaining about getting a single-player campaign...?
Sorry, I never played the fist one. I have only played BF games on the PC. Thanks for the correction.Korten12 said:Bad Company 1 also had SP.Baresark said:It's a strange evolution for BF. It really didn't have any single player before, not till Bad Company 2. Prior to that it had skirmishes and what not, but meh. I would never play BF for the SP, and that is one of the few games I will ever say that for.
Maybe, haven't really tried out the singleplayser campaign. Although I wouldn't complain about the amount of content in the game, it really is alot more than I expected.Amnestic said:Perhaps they're complaining about time being wasted on a sub-par single player campaign that could have been better spent adding more maps, vehicles, weapons etc. to the game?Xifel said:Are people complaining about getting a single-player campaign...?
No it would be better, think TF2, the original Battlefields, Enemy Territory these are great multiplayer only games. You are giving people a tight multiplayer only experience with no resources being wasted on single player concerns. Then more single player games might go for more than a couple of hours.DVS BSTrD said:I get that Battlefield is more orientated toward multiplayer as a game, but I don't think any game should be multiplayer only.
There technically was. It was, though, just a "Skirmish" mode that allowed you to play what amounted to an offline multiplayer match against bots just about any map in the game (there were some exceptions to this rule, of course; some maps that were added in by patches or were seemingly too complex were left without AI Bot support).Bravo 21 said:Hey, there was no singleplayer in BF1942 or Vietnam, and that was perfectly ok, IMO, fairly simple, just shoot the other guys, defend your points, capture theirs.
Kind of reminds me of this:Grey Carter said:Personally I think they should replace the single player campaign with a series of knife battles against rodents of increasing size, until eventually you have to fight Ratatoskr [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratatoskr] the Godrodent - who is technically a squirrel, but he can pass for a rat in the evenings - atop the great tree Yggdrasil. In case you can't tell, I really liked the part with the rat. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gpPM4Pj_bo]
Yeah, I've bought and played BF1942, BF, BF2142, BFBC2 and now waiting for BF3 to arrive in the mail. Yet my total playtime in helicopter is probably less than a minute, due to me crashing it every time after 5 seconds. Trying to learn how to maneuver a helicopter when it's full of online team-mates that are highly dependent on getting to the front-line, and not dying in a big explosion is one hell of a test that perhaps could have been taken offline before you screw someone elses day. I also can't remember if I ever flew a jet or not in BF2, since trying to get into one would most likely get me teamkilled by a line of others desperately in need of the jet.viper3 said:I think our only gripe here is that there isn't training for the helicopters and jets, I was fine with jets the first time but the helicopter is still an ungainly beast.
Solid Snake was right, war has changed.you fight a rat. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gpPM4Pj_bo]