Haven't heard of Overwatch?
Battlefield ahs been the go to game for my fiends and I to play together. Though not the release cycle seems too fast. I would really like another take on 2142. Loved the Titan game mode.
I tried that LawBreakers game for like a day before everyone decided it wasn't that great.
I really wish they'd concoct another UT game, UT2004 is still one my all-time favorite arena shooters. UT3 was good but it never had the user base that '03/'04 had. There are a couple of free-to-play arena shooters on Steam that I wanted to try but never did.
arena shooter > battle royale btw
Dice does both Battlefield and Battlefront.I never bothered with Battlefront games. Were they the same studios as Battlefield or just the same engine?
What didn't you like about BF1? I was really turned off by the era, but once I said fuck it and started playing, the gameplay is just too good and polished. I don't think it feels like a COD game at all, it just feels better. And map sizes. Big deal to me.
They took the arena concept and augmented it to make it their own; others attempted to cash in on the same idea but, from what I gather, none are even close to being as popular.
While I agree with you in that OW and TF2 are really close to the same game they aren't even close in popularity. TF2's all time peak is roughly 120k and while we don't have hard numbers for OW most estimates put it's peak in the millions and average concurrent at over 500k. Hell, there's massively more people just watching the OW League games than playing TF2. But that is what Blizzard is the best at - taking an idea, polishing it beyond belief and then marketing it incredibly well.TF2 would like a word with you.
The last awesome battlefield game was 2 and Bad Company 2 was fantastic as well. 3, 4 and 1 I disliked. I own them all but regret buying 3, 4 and 1 so I will skip 5 for sure. I'm done giving them my money for this shit.
If you like BF2, but you're okay with no unlocks/ranking I suggest you look in to Squad first and foremost, then Post Scriptum and Hell let Loose.
Squad is by far the most Battlefield 2 FPS you'll play now besides BF2
No offense, but you're obviously speaking from ignorance.Squad looks interesting but it's $45 for a buggy alpha and lord knows how many servers I'll be able to choose from. not promising
You're obviously speaking from ignorance.
It's $39 in the states on steam. Tons of servers. Wait queues to join. It's a very popular game.
While it is an alpha, it's not a broken alpha and is mostly just missing (a shrinking) list of content that is to be added.
I looked it up on steam. It's 40 bucks for the alpha or 44 bucks for the game plus its soundtrack. I also can't see how many english speaking servers there are available at any given time with nearly full populations that i can tell. the one thing with a bf game is you know you are going to get servers to play all your favorite maps on.
i'm down to try a slower paced FPS game, but some people say you have to wait minutes to respawn. not a strategic way to utilize my gaming time.
No offense, but you're obviously speaking from ignorance.
It's $39 in the states on steam. Tons of servers. Wait queues to join. It's a very popular game. The sound design is absolutely amazing. I remember thinking BC2's "war tapes" sound option was amazing. Getting mortared is VERY immersive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kl_aD0Aqb0
While it is an alpha, it's not a broken alpha and is mostly just missing (a shrinking) list of content that is to be added.
Dice does both Battlefield and Battlefront.
It's the movement more than anything. Starting with BF3/4 there was a distinct change in how fast payers moved and how they moved, especially in relation to momentum and turning. That's where it became more CoD like than any other change. Go back and play bf2/bc2 and you can't just instantly change direction and continue moving at full speed like you can now. There's no deceleration when you pivot and change direction like there used to be. It feels more like you are floating than boots pounding on the ground while running. Changes like that had a domino effect of changing how people interact in gunfights. Now people grab an automatico and circle strafe each other. It's CoD with large maps and player counts. It's a twitch based shooter instead of a tactical shooter like older battlefield games. I'm not saying it's bad, it's just not what I want from a Battlefield game. I used to love conquest mode but the most fun in BF1 for me is TDM with a shotgun or auto because the game mechanics support that mode of play far better than large scale warfare. I want Battlefield to make me feel like I'm in a massive conflict. I want my feet deep in the mud of the trenches. Currently it feels like I'm a coked out jackrabbit bouncing around.
It means maps are now only found in loot boxes...I missed that part. I'm on where they are saying no more premium pass. I can't decide if that means I get less content overall if I was willing to spend that money anyway, or if I'm really just getting a sick deal.
Why is there a chick with a hook arm in the trailer wtf