Battlefield Tri-hard

Like this:
http://g.bfbcs.com/4290/pc_Xero852.png

I'm not following.

He's using the same design of my sig for his.

Oh, I thought most people used that. Hell, even I used to use it.

Yeah I meant the basic concept; I didn't even end up using the same design

E: Also don't make fun of my stats, I played on a shit computer with bad framerates up until like level 34

Your K/D is above 1. What is there to laugh about? Now we have my K/D on the other hand...lol, but my laptop gets bad frames with BC2 and I think I did decent tonight if you arent' looking at my K/D:

I thought I was in a Call of Duty thread for a second with all this K/D talk. In Battlefield, who cares? In fact, the guy with the low spread might be your team MVP if he's capping points like a madman. The guy with a high k/d is probably some asshole camping a vehicle spawn for half the match.

Anyway, I pre-ordered a few days ago, but I'm going to need to see how well I can run the game with everything turned down, on my monitor's native res, with a 4-1/2 year old computer. Even if I had a great computer, I probably would turn everything down, anyway. I imagine a lot of people are going to try to max out and choke their framerate, adding in all sorts of eye candy that pretty much just makes the game harder to play. Advantage: guy who doesn't give a fuck about graphics in a multiplayer game.

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Originally Posted by ejburke

I thought I was in a Call of Duty thread for a second with all this K/D talk. In Battlefield, who cares? In fact, the guy with the low spread might be your team MVP if he's capping points like a madman. The guy with a high k/d is probably some asshole camping a vehicle spawn for half the match.

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You think after playing tons of BF games that we don't know that?

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Originally Posted by ejburke

Anyway, I pre-ordered a few days ago, but I'm going to need to see how well I can run the game with everything turned down, on my monitor's native res, with a 4-1/2 year old computer. Even if I had a great computer, I probably would turn everything down, anyway. I imagine a lot of people are going to try to max out and choke their framerate, adding in all sorts of eye candy that pretty much just makes the game harder to play. Advantage: guy who doesn't give a fuck about graphics in a multiplayer game.

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A 4 year old processor and video card will definitely not run this game. If the alpha was any indication, turning down the graphics means turning down the detail on players which makes it a lot harder to see them. You can get away with this in BC2, but not BF3. Then again, you can probably fine tune the details of specific things like players, vehicles, bushes and trees. LOL on my laptop I play with none of that non-essential stuff turned on. It even removes the view of thing like metal bars from the ships at Bravo on Atacama Desert. Not good.

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Originally Posted by Amit

Your K/D is above 1. What is there to laugh about?

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I suppose you're right; it's better than any of my RL friends' K/Ds.

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Originally Posted by ejburke

I thought I was in a Call of Duty thread for a second with all this K/D talk. In Battlefield, who cares? In fact, the guy with the low spread might be your team MVP if he's capping points like a madman. The guy with a high k/d is probably some asshole camping a vehicle spawn for half the match.

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That's true. I sometimes forget this when I'm not in-game.

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Originally Posted by Battlefieldo

As the upcoming German gaming festival / convention Gamescom 2011 rapidly approaches, the internet has been buzzing with the news that we’ll get to see a lot of new Battlefield 3 footage and features. The event runs from August 17-, starting only about a week and a half from today!

According to GamersBook, EA brand manager Kevin O’Leary (who we saw a lot of at E3, the Summer Showcase and other high-profile events) has revealed that we will be learning more about BF3′s cooperative multiplayer mode, although it is not clear whether or not we will actually get treated to ingame footage or simply learn some new details about how co-op works.

Additionally, DICE general manager Karl-Magnus Troedsson tweeted recently about playing BF3 Conquest mode as the team prepares BF3 for being shown Gamescom 2011. This seems like a very strong indicator that we can hopefully expect to finally see some Conquest mode gameplay, although of course this is still unconfirmed.

When someone asked him about whether or not jets were included in the Conquest map for Gamescom, Troedsson responded with a simple and crafty “:)”, so hopefully this means we will finally get to see jets in action later this month. When we hear any more word on what to expect from Gamescom 2011, we’ll let you know, and of course we will be covering all of Gamescom as we did with E3, Dreamhack and other important BF3 events.

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