have you seen the new maps? some of them are HUUUGE, and hey are also releasing a map pack (free if you preorder the game) with a couple of old favorite maps from bf2. There are 64 players so making the maps small wouldn't really work all that well. The new engine looks fantastic, way better than what mw3 has shown us, and BF3 got dedicated servers, which is yet to be confirmed with mw3.bob1052 said:They have focused on copying Call of Duty in every way that makes Battlefield not be Battlefield for this game and even in their trailers they can't take their eyes away from Call of Duty.
Hooray for small multiplayer maps and a linear campaign. At least they can make a joke about the one difference from CoD they have shown so far.
To each their own I guess. Sorry, I was a little concerned that you were meaning to insult their hospitality.Jabberwock xeno said:Excuse me?
Comparing them to bungie in regards to how they interact with their fans is the HIGHEST complement I can give.
Am I not talking about Bungie?vrbtny said:Do you even know what you're talking about?Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
What? Plenty of things in the Halo games are from community suggestions. The disk-art for the ODST multiplayer disk is a screenshot from a community member. Every week Bungie hosts a community contest to create pictures/pieces of art based on something from the Halo universe. Every matchmaking update is done based on what the community wants(even if what they want is something fucking stupid like Spartan Laser and Rocket Launcher matchers... seriously, why did they ask for this?!). Before Halo was under complete control of Microsoft, Bungie made the Halo map packs free for everyone after a few months.Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
I didn't realize that it took so much effort to create a matchmaking lobby :OIrridium said:Hilarious. Well done DICE, well done.
What? Plenty of things in the Halo games are from community suggestions. The disk-art for the ODST multiplayer disk is a screenshot from a community member. Every week Bungie hosts a community contest to create pictures/pieces of art based on something from the Halo universe. Every matchmaking update is done based on what the community wants(even if what they want is something fucking stupid like Spartan Laser and Rocket Launcher matchers... seriously, why did they ask for this?!). Before Halo was under complete control of Microsoft, Bungie made the Halo map packs free for everyone after a few months.Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
Bungie does their community good.
Making one that the community wants and enjoys is hard though. Which is why Bungie asks for input, and makes changes based on feedback. Every month it does this, wheras most developers tend to ignore it, or put out updates that are months apart and don't fix most of the main issues.Balobo said:I didn't realize that it took so much effort to create a matchmaking lobby :OIrridium said:Hilarious. Well done DICE, well done.
What? Plenty of things in the Halo games are from community suggestions. The disk-art for the ODST multiplayer disk is a screenshot from a community member. Every week Bungie hosts a community contest to create pictures/pieces of art based on something from the Halo universe. Every matchmaking update is done based on what the community wants(even if what they want is something fucking stupid like Spartan Laser and Rocket Launcher matchers... seriously, why did they ask for this?!). Before Halo was under complete control of Microsoft, Bungie made the Halo map packs free for everyone after a few months.Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
Bungie does their community good.
Well I couldn't enjoy those playlists because Bungie locked me out of everything for not having all the mappacks in Halo 3 D:Irridium said:Making one that the community wants and enjoys is hard though. Which is why Bungie asks for input, and makes changes based on feedback. Every month it does this, wheras most developers tend to ignore it, or put out updates that are months apart and don't fix most of the main issues.Balobo said:I didn't realize that it took so much effort to create a matchmaking lobby :OIrridium said:Hilarious. Well done DICE, well done.
What? Plenty of things in the Halo games are from community suggestions. The disk-art for the ODST multiplayer disk is a screenshot from a community member. Every week Bungie hosts a community contest to create pictures/pieces of art based on something from the Halo universe. Every matchmaking update is done based on what the community wants(even if what they want is something fucking stupid like Spartan Laser and Rocket Launcher matchers... seriously, why did they ask for this?!). Before Halo was under complete control of Microsoft, Bungie made the Halo map packs free for everyone after a few months.Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
Bungie does their community good.
Nah i bet they get a dino craze for that as well, dinosaur lolicon, i'm going to get some brain bleach for the images i gave myself.sleeky01 said:Ok. So 4chan got their dinosaurs.Jabberwock xeno said:As you can imagine, 4chan is now ecstatic [http://boards.4chan.org/v/res/97893275] (NSFW, of course)
Next for their demands to be put in games....Lolicon. :/
You seem to be derailing the original point that was being made. You suggested that comparing DICE to Bungie in terms of community interaction was a bad thing. As other posters have pointed out, Bungie have one of the best records for responding to their community and what they want.Balobo said:Well I couldn't enjoy those playlists because Bungie locked me out of everything for not having all the mappacks in Halo 3 D:Irridium said:Making one that the community wants and enjoys is hard though. Which is why Bungie asks for input, and makes changes based on feedback. Every month it does this, wheras most developers tend to ignore it, or put out updates that are months apart and don't fix most of the main issues.Balobo said:I didn't realize that it took so much effort to create a matchmaking lobby :OIrridium said:Hilarious. Well done DICE, well done.
What? Plenty of things in the Halo games are from community suggestions. The disk-art for the ODST multiplayer disk is a screenshot from a community member. Every week Bungie hosts a community contest to create pictures/pieces of art based on something from the Halo universe. Every matchmaking update is done based on what the community wants(even if what they want is something fucking stupid like Spartan Laser and Rocket Launcher matchers... seriously, why did they ask for this?!). Before Halo was under complete control of Microsoft, Bungie made the Halo map packs free for everyone after a few months.Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
Bungie does their community good.
And I don't think what they do is anything special. That's why I was confused in my first post.Crayzor said:You seem to be derailing the original point that was being made. You suggested that comparing DICE to Bungie in terms of community interaction was a bad thing. As other posters have pointed out, Bungie have one of the best records for responding to their community and what they want.Balobo said:Well I couldn't enjoy those playlists because Bungie locked me out of everything for not having all the mappacks in Halo 3 D:Irridium said:Making one that the community wants and enjoys is hard though. Which is why Bungie asks for input, and makes changes based on feedback. Every month it does this, wheras most developers tend to ignore it, or put out updates that are months apart and don't fix most of the main issues.Balobo said:I didn't realize that it took so much effort to create a matchmaking lobby :OIrridium said:Hilarious. Well done DICE, well done.
What? Plenty of things in the Halo games are from community suggestions. The disk-art for the ODST multiplayer disk is a screenshot from a community member. Every week Bungie hosts a community contest to create pictures/pieces of art based on something from the Halo universe. Every matchmaking update is done based on what the community wants(even if what they want is something fucking stupid like Spartan Laser and Rocket Launcher matchers... seriously, why did they ask for this?!). Before Halo was under complete control of Microsoft, Bungie made the Halo map packs free for everyone after a few months.Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
Bungie does their community good.
Hm?Balobo said:Please don't insult what they did. This was very nice of them and we want them to do more of this stuff in the future. Calling them dicks for fan service? Uncalled for.Jabberwock xeno said:In a action that I can only describe as Bungie level community interaction,
bob1052 said:They have focused on copying Call of Duty in every way that makes Battlefield not be Battlefield for this game and even in their trailers they can't take their eyes away from Call of Duty.
Hooray for small multiplayer maps and a linear campaign. At least they can make a joke about the one difference from CoD they have shown so far.
What th- Have you even /played/ a BF game? Ever? Cod Took Battlefield's gig and screwed itself over.bob1052 said:They have focused on copying Call of Duty in every way that makes Battlefield not be Battlefield for this game and even in their trailers they can't take their eyes away from Call of Duty.
Hooray for small multiplayer maps and a linear campaign. At least they can make a joke about the one difference from CoD they have shown so far.