Probably. Though I don't have an extremely fast hard drive by any standards and it loaded up pretty damn quick for me.
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Probably. Though I don't have an extremely fast hard drive by any standards and it loaded up pretty damn quick for me.
One thing Battlefield always did that I benefited from was allow users into the map as soon as they are loaded. Since I often used a 10k Raptor or an SSD I always had first choice at the vehicles during map start since I was always the first one in. Yay me.
Graphics for Aftershock are pretty good: http://www.battlefield-company.de/20...pad/#more-7864
Seem to be missing the point.. you're right, it doesn't feel like COD. It feels like what COD should (and could) have been potentially when "improvements" came from the sequals. I'm talking what we want from a generic modern day fps, not the branded formula call of duty is based upon. (Which has been mutilated terribly every single sequal)Quote:
Originally Posted by ExAm
Christ, over half a month later you quote his post?
ExAm andI concluded that this feels more like Medal of Honor than anything else.
I what? I hadn't played medal of honor. And I disagree.
Thought you said you did :\
Medal of Honor was neat for what it tried to be. Lag issues and some horrible map designed shyed me away from it.
You're basing your opinion solely off the Alpha. Rush on Operation Metro feels like MoH. I ain't gonna lie. It does. Real BF3 conquest won't feel anything like that since the area's are not so closed in and linear.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThePlague