Very curious about this, I'm not here to bash on any of them, seriously they are both great games. Just buy your favorite or maybe both and enjoy!!!!
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Very curious about this, I'm not here to bash on any of them, seriously they are both great games. Just buy your favorite or maybe both and enjoy!!!!
Here's my problem with Battlefield, people say that its a lot less of a lone wolf game and I don't think that's true. Every game mode (in BFBC2) is based on having a certain number of tickets (lives) and when the run out, the game is over. How is this ANYTHING other than a glorified Team Death Match? Sure you can capture flags, plant bombs, but ultimately the game ends after a certain number of kills. And yes, you can repair vehicles, and spot, and whatnot. But how often does the average random take advantage of all of these features, or even use a dang headset? Rarely.
Sure you can tell me that its much better if you play with friends (which is what I prefer). But couldn't the same be said about CoD? Playing it with friends can make the experience much more fun and team-based. I like both games, but BF elitists need to get over themselves. The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite! It just goes to show that many who hate on CoD online still buy and play it, and love it.
[QUOTE="redskins26rocs"]Actually the console versions of Battlefield 3 use the same engine as Bad Company 2.No, it uses a modified version of the Frostbite 2 engine. Wherever you heard otherwise, it was wrong.battlefield 3a game on a new engine with amazing physics and isnt the same game since 07
Brean24
The difference is the addition of actual support classes (medic w/health, assault w/ammo etc. Also the ability to spot enemies for one another w/the back button. The reliance on others for destruction of cover, counter-sniping. . .I could go on and on. The difference is massive between these two franchises in terms of cooperative gameplay. It's not as simple as the number of kills required to finish a match.Here's my problem with Battlefield, people say that its a lot less of a lone wolf game and I don't think that's true. Every game mode (in BFBC2) is based on having a certain number of tickets (lives) and when the run out, the game is over. How is this ANYTHING other than a glorified Team Death Match? Sure you can capture flags, plant bombs, but ultimately the game ends after a certain number of kills. And yes, you can repair vehicles, and spot, and whatnot. But how often does the average random take advantage of all of these features, or even use a dang headset? Rarely.
Sure you can tell me that its much better if you play with friends (which is what I prefer). But couldn't the same be said about CoD? Playing it with friends can make the experience much more fun and team-based. I like both games, but BF elitists need to get over themselves. The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite! It just goes to show that many who hate on CoD online still buy and play it, and love it.
Jurassic85
The difference is the addition of actual support classes (medic w/health, assault w/ammo etc. Also the ability to spot enemies for one another w/the back button. The reliance on others for destruction of cover, counter-sniping. . .I could go on and on. The difference is massive between these two franchises in terms of cooperative gameplay. It's not as simple as the number of kills required to finish a match.[QUOTE="Jurassic85"]
Here's my problem with Battlefield, people say that its a lot less of a lone wolf game and I don't think that's true. Every game mode (in BFBC2) is based on having a certain number of tickets (lives) and when the run out, the game is over. How is this ANYTHING other than a glorified Team Death Match? Sure you can capture flags, plant bombs, but ultimately the game ends after a certain number of kills. And yes, you can repair vehicles, and spot, and whatnot. But how often does the average random take advantage of all of these features, or even use a dang headset? Rarely.
Sure you can tell me that its much better if you play with friends (which is what I prefer). But couldn't the same be said about CoD? Playing it with friends can make the experience much more fun and team-based. I like both games, but BF elitists need to get over themselves. The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite! It just goes to show that many who hate on CoD online still buy and play it, and love it.
HilbillyRokstar
You clearly didn't read my post. My point was, how many people take advantage of those features? The BF community is no better than the CoD community, but both are great games when played with friends. I've noticed you started following me around the forums again, why?
The difference is the addition of actual support classes (medic w/health, assault w/ammo etc. Also the ability to spot enemies for one another w/the back button. The reliance on others for destruction of cover, counter-sniping. . .I could go on and on. The difference is massive between these two franchises in terms of cooperative gameplay. It's not as simple as the number of kills required to finish a match.[QUOTE="HilbillyRokstar"]
[QUOTE="Jurassic85"]
Here's my problem with Battlefield, people say that its a lot less of a lone wolf game and I don't think that's true. Every game mode (in BFBC2) is based on having a certain number of tickets (lives) and when the run out, the game is over. How is this ANYTHING other than a glorified Team Death Match? Sure you can capture flags, plant bombs, but ultimately the game ends after a certain number of kills. And yes, you can repair vehicles, and spot, and whatnot. But how often does the average random take advantage of all of these features, or even use a dang headset? Rarely.
Sure you can tell me that its much better if you play with friends (which is what I prefer). But couldn't the same be said about CoD? Playing it with friends can make the experience much more fun and team-based. I like both games, but BF elitists need to get over themselves. The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite! It just goes to show that many who hate on CoD online still buy and play it, and love it.
Jurassic85
You clearly didn't read my post. My point was, how many people take advantage of those features? The BF community is no better than the CoD community, but both are great games when played with friends. I've noticed you started following me around the forums again, why?
I could care less about you. I merely posted a response to the comment. My friends and I communicate constantly in BC2, and only occasionally in MW2 or Black Ops, with the the exception of Nazi zombies.(which to some people happens to be the best part of the CoD series)I could care less about you. I merely posted a response to the comment. My friends and I communicate constantly in BC2, and only occasionally in MW2 or Black Ops, with the the exception of Nazi zombies.(which to some people happens to be the best part of the CoD series)HilbillyRokstar
Thanks. You proved my point, both games are best played with friends.
[QUOTE="HilbillyRokstar"]I could care less about you. I merely posted a response to the comment. My friends and I communicate constantly in BC2, and only occasionally in MW2 or Black Ops, with the the exception of Nazi zombies.(which to some people happens to be the best part of the CoD series)Jurassic85
Thanks. You proved my point, both games are best played with friends.
Maybe you should read your own post. The main difference is the level of cooperative effort, not the amount of fun. Regardless of your opinion.Maybe you should read your own post. The main difference is the level of cooperative effort, not the amount of fun. Regardless of your opinion.HilbillyRokstar
1. If that's the case then why buy one game over the other? If according to you, they are equally fun? That is not logical.
2. I never said that one is more fun than the other. My point is that the communities are the same type of player (lone wolves) unless you are playing with friends. People make BF seem like this big group of team players, it is not. You can't really comment on this as it sounds like your only experience is playing with friends.
3. Yes what I said if my opinion, but what you said is your opinion also. You can't state your thoughts as fact and belittle the thoughts of others as "opinion". That's not how the world works, friend.
[QUOTE="HilbillyRokstar"]Maybe you should read your own post. The main difference is the level of cooperative effort, not the amount of fun. Regardless of your opinion.Jurassic85
1. If that's the case then why buy one game over the other? If according to you, they are equally fun? That is not logical.
2. I never said that one is more fun than the other. My point is that the communities are the same type of player (lone wolves) unless you are playing with friends. People make BF seem like this big group of team players, it is not. You can't really comment on this as it sounds like your only experience is playing with friends.
3. Yes what I said if my opinion, but what you said is your opinion also. You can't state your thoughts as fact and belittle the thoughts of others as "opinion". That's not how the world works, friend.
I can state my point any way I want, "friend". I have played both games, with and without friends. Don't make assumptions about people you have never met. Battlefield is a superior cooperative experience, by design. Thereby making it a better game for people playing as a group (aka friends). IMOI'll buy MW3 because I enjoy playing it more, and I'm pretty good at CoD. Battlefield just doesn't have anything that makes me keep coming back like CoD does.
[QUOTE="Jurassic85"]
[QUOTE="HilbillyRokstar"]Maybe you should read your own post. The main difference is the level of cooperative effort, not the amount of fun. Regardless of your opinion.HilbillyRokstar
1. If that's the case then why buy one game over the other? If according to you, they are equally fun? That is not logical.
2. I never said that one is more fun than the other. My point is that the communities are the same type of player (lone wolves) unless you are playing with friends. People make BF seem like this big group of team players, it is not. You can't really comment on this as it sounds like your only experience is playing with friends.
3. Yes what I said if my opinion, but what you said is your opinion also. You can't state your thoughts as fact and belittle the thoughts of others as "opinion". That's not how the world works, friend.
I can state my point any way I want, "friend". I have played both games, with and without friends. Don't make assumptions about people you have never met. Battlefield is a superior cooperative experience, by design. Thereby making it a better game for people playing as a group (aka friends). IMOPlease stop trying to put words in the mouths of other posters. There is no excuse for you to argue any this any further. Thank you.
I can state my point any way I want, "friend". I have played both games, with and without friends. Don't make assumptions about people you have never met. Battlefield is a superior cooperative experience, by design. Thereby making it a better game for people playing as a group (aka friends). IMO[QUOTE="HilbillyRokstar"]
[QUOTE="Jurassic85"]
1. If that's the case then why buy one game over the other? If according to you, they are equally fun? That is not logical.
2. I never said that one is more fun than the other. My point is that the communities are the same type of player (lone wolves) unless you are playing with friends. People make BF seem like this big group of team players, it is not. You can't really comment on this as it sounds like your only experience is playing with friends.
3. Yes what I said if my opinion, but what you said is your opinion also. You can't state your thoughts as fact and belittle the thoughts of others as "opinion". That's not how the world works, friend.
Jurassic85
Please stop trying to put words in the mouths of other posters. There is no excuse for you to argue any this any further. Thank you.
I never did that. Goodbye:PWell I'd purchase MW3 for the storyline and a little fun from the game and for BF3 I'd like to see how it is( I know it'll be awesome) and have some fun, those games are good.
MW3 is pretty much the same, except its MW2 and BO combined with a little cod4 sauce
i'll be getting MW3 before Battlefield 3. battlefield 3 looks really good but i'm a bigger fan of COD. MW2 gave me many hours of fun.
[QUOTE="HilbillyRokstar"]I never did that. Goodbye:PWow, bunch of cry babys....wahhhhhhh wahhhhhh.Take that crap somewhere else.Whatever, my comments all went back to the forum topic, most of what he said was meant to be personal. How would you respond?[QUOTE="Jurassic85"].Please stop trying to put words in the mouths of other posters. There is no excuse for you to argue any this any further. Thank you.
mrsniper83
Either just BF3 or both. Not sure about MW3 right now, but I will probably pick it up because of how many of my friends will be playing it.
If Jurassic calls BF game modes "glorified TDM" in one more thread, I'm gonna lose it :|. We get it, you think that, but that statement is really pretty weak. I won't even start, but really, it's getting old now.
Both
Battlefield 3, because the new Frostbite engine looks awesome, and i've always been a sucker for new tech.
Modern Warfare 3, because most of the people on my friend's list will be playing it, and I'd rather play games online with the people I know; it's a much better experience.
Because we all know that sales define a games quality. :roll:[QUOTE="Jurassic85"]The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite!ch2423
You know what's funny? If you check the scores on Metacritic, which is a culminatation of scores from a ton of reviewers, the scores of BC2 and Black Ops are almost exactly the same on each platform. So what does determine quality? Its personal preference, but it is generally agreed upon that quality-wise these games are basically the same.
Also you took my quote out of context. My point was that the general opinion on message boards contradicts sales figures, implying that a lot of people online just say what they think others want to hear, but their purchases say otherwise.
Here's my problem with Battlefield, people say that its a lot less of a lone wolf game and I don't think that's true. Every game mode (in BFBC2) is based on having a certain number of tickets (lives) and when the run out, the game is over. How is this ANYTHING other than a glorified Team Death Match? Sure you can capture flags, plant bombs, but ultimately the game ends after a certain number of kills. And yes, you can repair vehicles, and spot, and whatnot. But how often does the average random take advantage of all of these features, or even use a dang headset? Rarely.
Sure you can tell me that its much better if you play with friends (which is what I prefer). But couldn't the same be said about CoD? Playing it with friends can make the experience much more fun and team-based. I like both games, but BF elitists need to get over themselves. The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite! It just goes to show that many who hate on CoD online still buy and play it, and love it.
Jurassic85
I somewhat agree with you.
When BFBC2 is at its best; your squad is cooperating and communicating, there is a good balance of all classes, etc., I feel that I enjoy BFBC2 more. There is something really cool about having the right balance of classes and people who can use them effectively And, in my experience, players in BFBC2 do tend to communicate more.
Having said that, more often than not, people do "lone-wolf" itin both games objective based modes. And, to me, it tends tobe more detrimental to the BFBC2 experience because usually it means that you have people favoring 1-2 classes over the others, particularly the Scout class.
On topic, I will most likely get BF3. I have not decided on MW3.
[QUOTE="Jurassic85"]
Here's my problem with Battlefield, people say that its a lot less of a lone wolf game and I don't think that's true. Every game mode (in BFBC2) is based on having a certain number of tickets (lives) and when the run out, the game is over. How is this ANYTHING other than a glorified Team Death Match? Sure you can capture flags, plant bombs, but ultimately the game ends after a certain number of kills. And yes, you can repair vehicles, and spot, and whatnot. But how often does the average random take advantage of all of these features, or even use a dang headset? Rarely.
Sure you can tell me that its much better if you play with friends (which is what I prefer). But couldn't the same be said about CoD? Playing it with friends can make the experience much more fun and team-based. I like both games, but BF elitists need to get over themselves. The average message board posts would lead one to believe that BF is undeniably bettet than CoD, but the sales figures say the exact opposite! It just goes to show that many who hate on CoD online still buy and play it, and love it.
WardCleaver02
I somewhat agree with you.
When BFBC2 is at its best; your squad is cooperating and communicating, there is a good balance of all classes, etc., I feel that I enjoy BFBC2 more. There is something really cool about having the right balance of classes and people who can use them effectively And, in my experience, players in BFBC2 do tend to communicate more.
Having said that, more often than not, people do "lone-wolf" itin both games objective based modes. And, to me, it tends tobe more detrimental to the BFBC2 experience because usually it means that you have people favoring 1-2 classes over the others, particularly the Scout class.
On topic, I will most likely get BF3. I have not decided on MW3.
Yea, but the "lone wolf" players are detrimental to the Battlefield experience, not so much on CoD.Please Log In to post.
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