Pleasant flavor, but when you think of a tasty snack as a reward for hard work, I mean yeah, they're good for you and they have a somewhat Besides, carrots aren't even that great of an My enjoyment sufferedīecause of it – sure, you're getting an endless string of carrots, but theĭonkey ride is a lot bumpier. Skills with a gun (or a controller, as the case may be). All of a sudden, your loadout was more important than your actual Standing around on the battlefield like a confused dad trying to figure out his Unending stream of weapons, attachments, and other gadgets that left me Bad Company 2, Battlefield 4, and BattlefieldĪnd bring all the middling distractions of modern life along with it. That last strategy never worked once, but damnedīattlefield 1943 made an incredible first impression on me,īut it was one that all subsequent Battlefield titles have failed to live up Unsuspecting foes, laying waste to enemy entrenchments with powerful tanks, andĭriving a C4-laden jeep straight into a capture point, then jumping out andĭetonating it at the last second. Progression – did nothing to diminish the thrills of parachuting onto That simplicity – along with a complete lack of player Maps, a single primary weapon per class, and no upgrades, health packs, or ammo Multiplayer formula down to its bare essentials there was only a handful of
The download-only experiment stripped the developer's already-established Largely oblivious to DICE's brand of digital warfare until Battlefield 1943. I've been a fan of the FPS genre ever since a grade-schoolįriend and I (covertly) played Wolfenstein 3D on his dad's computer, but I was Gets some free and totally wicked in-game prizes! This week's Funny To A PointĭICE's Battlefield 1, and because I'm not above bribery, everyone who reads it
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