Watch the Greatest Plane Kill in Battlefield 3
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Modern version of the loopzook? I can get behind that.
I remember some of the crazy shit me and my friends did in Battlefield 1942. I remember one trick where one of us would stand on the Arnhem bridge on the Market Garden map, then have someone in a plane fly low, hop out at that exact point, and then the guy on the ground would hop in and keep it going. Someone else would be on the end of the bridge and we'd do it again. I also recall trying to play badminton with two planes and an engineer. Don't think we ever worked that one out.
I remember some of the crazy shit me and my friends did in Battlefield 1942. I remember one trick where one of us would stand on the Arnhem bridge on the Market Garden map, then have someone in a plane fly low, hop out at that exact point, and then the guy on the ground would hop in and keep it going. Someone else would be on the end of the bridge and we'd do it again. I also recall trying to play badminton with two planes and an engineer. Don't think we ever worked that one out.
Because everyone who's seen it likes it enough for multiple people. =DGlademaster said:
(I am aware of the mathematics involved in saying that, and how my statment can't actually be correct based on those numbers)
I believe it was hit-girl who questioned with annoyance:
"Bazooka?"
We havent used "bazooka"s since korea, im not sure how you could misidentify an RPG. Thats actually worse than calling a magazine a "clip"
Anyways, thats not the first time ive seen that... or maybe it was from battlefield 2, but i know ive seen something similar before. Still, the A-team music was the best part.
"Bazooka?"
We havent used "bazooka"s since korea, im not sure how you could misidentify an RPG. Thats actually worse than calling a magazine a "clip"
Anyways, thats not the first time ive seen that... or maybe it was from battlefield 2, but i know ive seen something similar before. Still, the A-team music was the best part.
Hmm... nah. The 1942 loopzook one is still way better. Come back when you can do it in BF3 without stalling out.
RendeZook is a reference to an old Battlefield 1942 plane trick called the LoopZook, where you used a plane and a bazooka...well, example here:hcig said:
It's a reference to that rather then being a mistake about it being an RPG.
Unless you're talking about Greg Tito's use of the term, but I guess we can't all have a hard-on for military hardware specifics haha.
"Holy. Shit.
That just made my day perfect, Thank you!!!
The A-Team music seriously makes it though; that should be standard for any action game these days. We already know CoD/Battlefield are basically action movies in video game form - so give us the music to match!
That just made my day perfect, Thank you!!!
The A-Team music seriously makes it though; that should be standard for any action game these days. We already know CoD/Battlefield are basically action movies in video game form - so give us the music to match!
