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Slightly off topic, but what if a future COd game was basically the plot of The Last of Us for its campaign?
Ugh...
This is precisely what puts me off the Battlefield series. And it's not just the producers / designers, it's also the fans. If you're trying to sell me a product, stop constantly comparing yourself to everything else and just tell me what's good about it. I'm perfectly capable of making the comparisons myself; don't treat me like a fucking idiot.
Reminds me of the whole "I'm a Mac" campaign. It just comes off as insecure and douchey to me.
This is precisely what puts me off the Battlefield series. And it's not just the producers / designers, it's also the fans. If you're trying to sell me a product, stop constantly comparing yourself to everything else and just tell me what's good about it. I'm perfectly capable of making the comparisons myself; don't treat me like a fucking idiot.
Reminds me of the whole "I'm a Mac" campaign. It just comes off as insecure and douchey to me.
I do like the spirit of competition between Battlefield and CoD, except I feel like CoD isn't really participating. I mean, half of the campaign of BC2 was aimed at making fun of MW2, but so far all I've seen of Battlefield in the Call of Duty games is the map destruction they added to Ghosts.
It's not that bad... They could have baby sized bomb vests on.
Oh wait, that's later in the game isn't it? THE HORROR
Oh wait, that's later in the game isn't it? THE HORROR
This actually sound like a good idea for a small part of the game.
A man [or a woman] holding a small bady trying to get out as stealthy as possible.
Now, I know, if a genious find a good reason for this kind of gameplay, please tell so...
A man [or a woman] holding a small bady trying to get out as stealthy as possible.
Now, I know, if a genious find a good reason for this kind of gameplay, please tell so...
Did ea really have a npc kill a dog at the start of battlefield 4? if so that?s such a childish thing to do, if you?re going to make fun of your rival at least be clever about it.
Whelp, I'm definitely not playing Battlefield 4. Well, I mean, not unless the NPC gets his nuts bitten off later on in the game and dies screaming at the top of his lungs like a 12 year old girl. But, yeah. This is modern shooters in a nutshell. Pretending to be gritty and edgy by killing things that appeal to our emotion (Children, dogs, innocent people) and then not really actually having anything 'edgy' or 'gritty' to say about war. (Let me guess, the plot involves you saving the world from another world war, right? Yeah, thought so.) So while they may pretend to have depth by shocking us by showing us some things we may dislike about war (Nuclear bombs, children, dogs) they pretty much undermine anything they have to show us by then turning around and then giving us an easy answer. (Like say, all those people, children, and animals you murdered in cold blood being for the greater good because hey, you saved the world!)
So, to an extent, it almost defends these acts.
So I guess I'll share a real gritty fact: Dogs that are in the military (Fighting in a war for a far more brutal, savage, and selfish species that they shouldn't be fighting for) are usually hard to find homes for once their 'service' ends.
Humans fight wars, and only humans should die in them. Preferably only those that choose to volunteer.
So, to an extent, it almost defends these acts.
So I guess I'll share a real gritty fact: Dogs that are in the military (Fighting in a war for a far more brutal, savage, and selfish species that they shouldn't be fighting for) are usually hard to find homes for once their 'service' ends.
Humans fight wars, and only humans should die in them. Preferably only those that choose to volunteer.