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no, eso son unas imagenes de un tio del foro oficial e incluso se hizo una peticion a DICE para que ese fuese el menu de customizacion pero no, no es
Hilo Oficial Battlefield 3™
- Empezar tema CharlyXero
- Fecha de inicio
http://twitter.com/#!/Battlefield/status/115089354938007553
Pregunta: "@battlefield Is it true that BF3 will only have 1 disc for PS3 while for XBOX it will have 2? IF SO PS3 IS EPIC, WE FINALLY HAVE ADVANTAGE!"
Respuesta: "@breakerzstand Yes this is true ^CT"
En X360 el juego vendrá en dos discos, como se vio en una imagen.
Además, EA confirma que se siguen burlando de nosotros poniendo el ^CT :coolface:
Pregunta: "@battlefield Is it true that BF3 will only have 1 disc for PS3 while for XBOX it will have 2? IF SO PS3 IS EPIC, WE FINALLY HAVE ADVANTAGE!"
Respuesta: "@breakerzstand Yes this is true ^CT"
En X360 el juego vendrá en dos discos, como se vio en una imagen.
Además, EA confirma que se siguen burlando de nosotros poniendo el ^CT :coolface:
@charli_el_ dijo:
Creo que lo de CT es la localización :rotonuse: Pon CT en Google y te sale Connecticut
MrSheloner
MrSheloner
@serjen dijo:
yo creo k la pondran el dia que toque actualizar la store.ya sea esta semana o la que viene:rotonuse:
MrSheloner
MrSheloner
Daniel Matros en Twitter.
O algo asi,si no que me corrijan.
Pues ya sabeis... Esto da a entender que esta semana tendremos beta :hola:
En español seria algo como... "BF3 saldra del agujero esta semana"
O algo asi,si no que me corrijan.
Pues ya sabeis... Esto da a entender que esta semana tendremos beta :hola:
Q
Qmer
@TheRastaMan dijo:
Lo se, un gracia muuuu mala...
O que se les ha caido el DVD a un pozo y hasta esta semana los bomberos han estado ocupados :rotonuse:
Lo se, un gracia muuuu mala...
MrSheloner
MrSheloner
@Qmer dijo:
No subestimes mi nivelazo de inglés... :rotosombrero: :rotosombrero: :rotosombrero:
Al parecer ma;ana anuncian la beta
"Siganos ma;ana.. habran algunas noticias de algo que has esperado por mucho tiempo..."
Goldfarb:
Va a ser una gran semana. #bf3
Se que mi ingles no es muy bueno, pero mejor que el de google xD
Fuentes
http://www.enterbf3.com/viewtopic.php?t=3997&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
El FB oficial
http://www.facebook.com/battlefield.it?sk=wall
Twitter
http://twitter.com/#!/zh1nt0/status/115847715799310336
A esperar :coolface:
El FB oficial de BF italia esta actualizado con una informacion interesante
"Siganos ma;ana.. habran algunas noticias de algo que has esperado por mucho tiempo..."
Goldfarb:
Va a ser una gran semana. #bf3
Se que mi ingles no es muy bueno, pero mejor que el de google xD
Fuentes
http://www.enterbf3.com/viewtopic.php?t=3997&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
El FB oficial
http://www.facebook.com/battlefield.it?sk=wall
http://twitter.com/#!/zh1nt0/status/115847715799310336
A esperar :coolface:
Pues va a ser que esta semana sale la beta...
Si dicen que BF3 sale del agujero esta semana y en el italiano dicen que que va a haber una noticia sorprendente y demás... Espero que sea así, que son capaces de sacarla cuando estemos hasta los coj*** de los exámenes iniciales XXXD
Si dicen que BF3 sale del agujero esta semana y en el italiano dicen que que va a haber una noticia sorprendente y demás... Espero que sea así, que son capaces de sacarla cuando estemos hasta los coj*** de los exámenes iniciales XXXD
@charli_el_ dijo:
Que te apuestas a que la noticia sorprendente, esque la beta es para la semana siguiente :coolface:
@Spinoza dijo:
: Bueno, aquí traemos la gran noticia!. Dicha noticia es que en unos días anunciaremos la fecha de la beta! XXXD
Ahora va el jefe de DICE y dice (chistaco :baaa
: Bueno, aquí traemos la gran noticia!. Dicha noticia es que en unos días anunciaremos la fecha de la beta! XXXD@charli_el_ dijo:
No dudes que asi sea, o sea algun video o contenido extra :coolface:@Spinoza dijo:
Ahora va el jefe de DICE y dice (chistaco :baaa
MrSheloner
MrSheloner
Dirán... El martes de la semana que viene tendreis la beta (Dia que es cuando se actualiza la store.. no?)
@charli_el_ dijo:
No me extrañaria ¬¬@Spinoza dijo:
Ahora va el jefe de DICE y dice (chistaco :baaa
Para los que entiendan ingles..aqui habla sobre el mapa de Caspian Border
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Preview: We give you the first-round skinny on the epicness of 64-player Conquest in Battlefield 3... Part one of two.
I am not a fan of lines. Scratch that. I abhor lines. That’s why you’ll struggle to find me anywhere near a theme park, cinema chain that doesn’t allow me to book my seat online or high-profile sporting events. So when I tell you that I gladly lined up not once, but twice for some glorious Battlefield 3 action at GamesCom, you can probably start to formulate an idea of how excited you should be about this game.
And so begins the epic two-part journey that was my recent experience with Battlefield 3.
After some initial teething problems on day one, 64 lucky players were led into a ‘stalling room’. In this room we were made to watch 15 minutes worth of Battlefield 3’s single-player. Y’know, the stuff that every gamer anticipating this game has seen multiple times already. It was exactly the same as what was shown at the reveal in LA and has been broadcasted to the general public since. For shame! After the wait, a so-called training video was shown to the eager crowd, laying out the rules of Conquest (seriously), the basics of Battlefield gameplay (double seriously) and a general overview of the map we were about to play (hooray, something useful!).
From here, an impatient dash to a patiently waiting PC was next on the agenda before finally getting into the game. It’s worth pointing out that there was a strict 15-minute limit on each session, so I wasn’t about to squander my first time with Battlefield 3 going through kit options or trying to score a vehicle that I (partially wrongly… more on this in part 2) assumed everyone would be scrambling for. I’d already made the decision that my first 15 minutes with 64-player awesomeness on Caspian Border would be a Call of Duty affair: that is to say, I was going to rush my arse around the map and try and get in as many firefights as possible.
First and foremost, Battlefield 3 feels a lot like Bad Company 2, but in a very, very good way. It’s the myriad of gameplay tweaks across the board and the incredible prettiness of Frostbite 2 that makes this deserve the title Battlefield 3 and not Bad Company 2.5. Anyone who played Bad Company 2 will be right at home here, while fanatics (myself included) will instantly notice the differences.
Take, for example, the minor changes to the Assault and no-longer-called-Medic class that have major implications for Battlefield 3. You’ve probably heard that Assault is the new medic (albeit, still under the Assault title), while Bad Company 2’s Medic class is now called Support. At first glance, it seems that they’ve changed team support kits: the Assault guy exchanging his ammo pack for the medkit/defib combo and vice versa. But the implications stretch so much further. In my interview with the calm and informative Karl-Magnus (which I’ll publish soon), he highlighted the realisation behind the change.
In practical terms, players that favour the Assault class tend to move faster and act as frontline soldiers, while the Medics of Bad Company 2 preferred to play more of a mid-to-long-range role. What this meant was that the frontline, where most of the player deaths were occurring, were devoid of revival possibilities. Fast-forward to Battlefield 3 and I certainly netted a lot of team revives in my time as defib-equipped Assault class because I was closer to where the death was happening. Conversely, the Medic of Bad Company 2 was armed with a core weapon type, the light machinegun, that tended to chew through ammo fast, despite the weapon types sizeable ammunition capacity.
I am not a fan of lines. Scratch that. I abhor lines. That’s why you’ll struggle to find me anywhere near a theme park, cinema chain that doesn’t allow me to book my seat online or high-profile sporting events. So when I tell you that I gladly lined up not once, but twice for some glorious Battlefield 3 action at GamesCom, you can probably start to formulate an idea of how excited you should be about this game.
And so begins the epic two-part journey that was my recent experience with Battlefield 3.
After some initial teething problems on day one, 64 lucky players were led into a ‘stalling room’. In this room we were made to watch 15 minutes worth of Battlefield 3’s single-player. Y’know, the stuff that every gamer anticipating this game has seen multiple times already. It was exactly the same as what was shown at the reveal in LA and has been broadcasted to the general public since. For shame! After the wait, a so-called training video was shown to the eager crowd, laying out the rules of Conquest (seriously), the basics of Battlefield gameplay (double seriously) and a general overview of the map we were about to play (hooray, something useful!).
From here, an impatient dash to a patiently waiting PC was next on the agenda before finally getting into the game. It’s worth pointing out that there was a strict 15-minute limit on each session, so I wasn’t about to squander my first time with Battlefield 3 going through kit options or trying to score a vehicle that I (partially wrongly… more on this in part 2) assumed everyone would be scrambling for. I’d already made the decision that my first 15 minutes with 64-player awesomeness on Caspian Border would be a Call of Duty affair: that is to say, I was going to rush my arse around the map and try and get in as many firefights as possible.
First and foremost, Battlefield 3 feels a lot like Bad Company 2, but in a very, very good way. It’s the myriad of gameplay tweaks across the board and the incredible prettiness of Frostbite 2 that makes this deserve the title Battlefield 3 and not Bad Company 2.5. Anyone who played Bad Company 2 will be right at home here, while fanatics (myself included) will instantly notice the differences.
Take, for example, the minor changes to the Assault and no-longer-called-Medic class that have major implications for Battlefield 3. You’ve probably heard that Assault is the new medic (albeit, still under the Assault title), while Bad Company 2’s Medic class is now called Support. At first glance, it seems that they’ve changed team support kits: the Assault guy exchanging his ammo pack for the medkit/defib combo and vice versa. But the implications stretch so much further. In my interview with the calm and informative Karl-Magnus (which I’ll publish soon), he highlighted the realisation behind the change.
In practical terms, players that favour the Assault class tend to move faster and act as frontline soldiers, while the Medics of Bad Company 2 preferred to play more of a mid-to-long-range role. What this meant was that the frontline, where most of the player deaths were occurring, were devoid of revival possibilities. Fast-forward to Battlefield 3 and I certainly netted a lot of team revives in my time as defib-equipped Assault class because I was closer to where the death was happening. Conversely, the Medic of Bad Company 2 was armed with a core weapon type, the light machinegun, that tended to chew through ammo fast, despite the weapon types sizeable ammunition capacity.
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