@Hicks_1: The ones referenced in the tweets are.

@theduckofdeath: The tweets make fun of fictional digital soldiers getting roasted alive and other fictional situations. Fictional. Are you getting butt hurt over South Park and Family Guy jokes specifically referencing historical figures or situations?

Who am I kidding, of course you are. Go cry into your skinny jeans.

EDIT: BTW Memorial Day and Veterans Day are in honor of those that have ACTUALLY served and those still serving.

Really? We're pulling the "too soon" card on this one? GTFO hipsters.

@justin01: That wasn't a teet...

@Thanatos2k: ...Almost 100 years ago. 100. years. ago. The less than 1% of the world population still alive to remember any of that would be deeply offended if they remembered it.

@phili878: I'm not sure what you're used to playing, but Battlefield has some of the biggest maps in any multiplayer game. Cheap and quick to make? Not even. It may seem like a "re-skin" of previous games because it uses the same engine, but there were a lot of new gameplay items present in the beta. Sure the beta is repetitive...because it was one map.

It's one thing to dislike a game based on realistic factors, it's another entirely to base your opinions on a beta.

@amvhate: you can change the orientation in the options so it's not entirely reliant on vehicle movement. That said, it's still challenging.

@Lach0121: Classes could use some slight tweaks, but the bullet sponge problem is because it was normal mode. That shit doesn't happen in Hardcore.

Aside from the tanks being really OP at times, it was probably the most balanced BF game so far and it was only a beta. The support class needs just a little something else to make it more useful. Trip mines, ammo and horribly inaccurate weapons made it feel like a throwaway class.

Who's directing it? Hopefully not Uwe Boll :)