Great game.
The Bad: Common singleplayer AI bugs, tanks look more like toys.
Battlefield: Vietnam is based on the war in Vietnam. You'll be fighting your enemies by land, sea and air. The introduction movie is epic too. Then we come to the loading screen, which is also epic. This is because of the loading music and the text content inside. If that wasn't enough, it also contains one or more pictures. If you have a slow PC and your loading speed is ultra slow, then take your time and have a look at your screen while it's loading.
Now we come into the battlefield, welcome to the jungle. It's beautiful...... But deadly too. You will be browsing through infantry classes and selecting spawn points at the beginning of the battle. Then you'll notice that the graphics are great and the weapon modeling is also another eye-candy. You will also be fighting against vehicles too. Now some of us might not of played any Battlefield at all. No, it's not just tanks. There's also APCs, jeeps and AA trucks/tanks. Then there's the patrol boat that has a mounted machine gun on it and a surprise i wouldn't wanna reveal. You can also dogfight your enemies in fighters, do bombing runs and all that. The vehicles themselves are very realistic. Forget bunnyhopping in here because you won't jump high enough to do that and there's that nice delay between jumps.
The singleplayer mode itself is already a great addon if you want to take a break off the multiplayer mode. The AI is advanced, you can adjust the skill and ammount of the AI. Once you're done with that, you can get into instant action which gives you practice. If that wasn't enough, the maps themselves are already arranged in correct order, you'll be playing the single player mode and thinking it was campaign mode. There's also a lot of eye-candies in there so keep a lookout for them, even in the battlefield.
Yours truly
Bryan Tiong