We're not here for tactical reasons , we're here for all out war.

More than a year old... XD

This is the part when i say i told you so

We tend to start from the launch day

Yup

Same here mate

Dunno that yet...
Need to ask administration about that.

I only heard he talking about it a few times in the past...

As Gamescom goes on, more and more details are coming out as people get their hands on Battlefield 3, and as EA and DICE open up more about the game. Here's a new list of what we now know.

* Scoring in the game has changed to be more team-focused
* B3 includes "hardcore" and "infantry only" modes as options
* Clan support, VoIP in Battlelog
* LAN support not present initially, but may come later via a patch
* There won't be an in-game server browser - this will all go through Battlelog
* Very high ceiling for the maps
* Jets will stall at high altitudes
* Mini robot [EOD] can repair tanks and arm crates.
* Mini robot [EOD] can carry around and place explosives
* Mini robot [EOD] can be taken out via one rocket hit
* Scout helicopters present
* No fog used to limit draw distance in the game
* Aircraft carriers exist, but they can't be controlled.

Used as scout chopper and probably with the M134 Gattling system , it's for close support also

This post has been edited by MichaelJohn: Aug 19 2011, 05:00 AM

We only saw the little bird Strafing in the bad part of town gameplay.

In multiplayer it's only meant for scout , we don't have any more confirmation that it will have guns since the main role is just for reconnaissance task.

Battlefield 3 PC version won’t have in-game server browser
Gentlemen , BF3 For PC is fked up



The tables have turned. A day after we gladly reported that console gamers would be getting this great PC feature called “server browser”, we can now report that PC gamers won’t have an in-game server browser. DICE’s Alan Kertz has confirmed that in order to switch servers, you have to exit Battlefield 3, and use Battlelog to find another server and join.

Granted, Kertz points out that BF3 “starts up really fast”, but we can’t imagine it being more effective than having an in-game server browser, which has been the norm in PC games for decades — in fact, there’s no other game that requires you to exit in order to switch servers.

Considering that server switching is frequent among gamers, either because of rage quitting or trying to find a better game, or something third, this could cause some annoyance. We’ll have to wait and see how it plays out (no pun intended) when Battlefield 3 is released. So far, it’s kinda disappointing news, but we’ll see how it turns out in the end.

Console gamers now have in-game server browser, while PC gamers don’t. Oh the irony.

Source

This post has been edited by MichaelJohn: Aug 19 2011, 10:32 AM

It's not confirmed
But possible...

But even the russian counterpart Z-11 WA doesn't have any armaments ...

Yes you are slowpoke
Announce last night with the craptastic news for PC

Raging on the forums

Won't be in development until atleast all the DLC Packs for BF3 are done.

They automatically close when your connected to your game.And pop up agian when your out of the game.
From what i've heard from the alpha players

Cause their trying to fix what wasn't broken..

And now shit happens...
then we say bagai tikus membaiki labu



This post has been edited by MichaelJohn: Aug 19 2011, 05:44 PM

Dice has nothing to do with Steam group.

It's EA , to monopolies all their EA Games.

Also , Steam doesn't let developers release DLC , since it won't be profitable to them (Or something like that)
Read Here

More Battlefield 3 'Operation Caspian Border' Gameplay [Off Screen]
To ease the rage a bit *As if*




This post has been edited by MichaelJohn: Aug 19 2011, 06:17 PM

No....

* LAN support not present initially, but may come later via a patch

Battlefield 3′s 3D spotting explained
Phase 2 : Complete



One of the big complaints from gamers was the spotting system in the recent Battlefield games (most notably Bad Company 2), where enemies spotted would be marked, and the marker would stay on them even if the enemy retreated behind cover. This is why many referred to 3D spotting as wall hack.

Many have lobbied DICE to change the system, and it seems they’ve listened. According to DICE game designer Alan Kertz, the 3D spotting has been revamped in Battlefield 3. When you spot an enemy and he is in direct line of sight, a red marker will appear and will stay on the enemy as long as he is in your line of sight. If the enemy withdraws behind cover, the marker will disappear. However, the enemy will still be shown on the mini map for a set period of time.

Vehicles on the other hand, will always be marked, even if they retreat behind cover and you can’t directly see them. It will also be possible to spot enemies while in “freelook” inside jets, helicopters and other vehicles.

With this feature implemented (Launching game via Origin & Battlelog)

100% Piracy is eliminated....

Well , that's the only good thing =_=

Something for the fun


This post has been edited by MichaelJohn: Aug 20 2011, 12:27 PM

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