That's a long charge to the conquest points

the jets can have 2 ppl in it right? then the ppl at the back do wat? repair? o.0

not alt-tab out. COMPLETELY close bf3 and relaunch it from Battlelog.

Nvidia already announce no new series this year.

Not sure about ati though

Lol why u guys hate cod so much, still a fun game imo 

Any good joystick to recommend ? If logitech, which one will do ?

normal ma....fanboys....same like apple & android now....both also is good...just depends on the user...

but yeah...mw2 too many imba players....need to train so hard to play....cannot play just for fun...sigh...main reason of playing game is fun...but what to do...nowdays kids ah...

oi if you guys wanna talk about COD , go to their section la....
=_=

Origin license agreement gives EA right to collect and share your data
Somewhere weird and repeated

It’s already known that Origin will be required to play Battlefield 3 on the PC, and at first, it seemed like just another digital download service users would have to put up with. However, some might find it disturbing that, according to the Origin End User License Agreement (that thing no one ever reads), EA collects information about your computer, the software installed on it, its hardware, not only to “improve the service”, but they can also pass on this data to third parties, as the document states:

 

The last part, “in a form that does not personally identify you”, is a relief, but still, it’s scary to know that Origin will be collecting all sorts of information from your system, including your IP address and other, non-EA software that you have installed on your PC. You can read the full Origin EULA here.

It gets scarier. Another EA EULA, which covers EA Online and EA account privacy (which is requited to play Battlefield 3), has even more concerning legal speak. The scary part of the EULA, as pointed out by a user on The Escapist Forums:

   

Since Battlefield 3 and all other EA Online games fall under this category, it gives EA the right to collect vast amounts of data on players, and to make matters worse, the beginning of the document states that you waive all your rights to be protected by law. Worse, EA reserves the right to share all of this information with any third party, including law enforcement agencies.

We’re not sure if this is common among other publishers in their license agreements (like Valve’s Steam service), but it definitely seems like EA is taking it too far, if not breaking the law. If you wish to read the EA Online EULA, you can find it here.

Even Steam does that. And show it on public.

I am actually worried about how will BF3 run on Origin exclusively, without having much down times. Even now, in some games like NFS World, the servers goes down almost every weekend. EA's server infrastructure is terrible, i would say.

this kind of T&C is exactly why Steam pulled out all EA games from their inventory....stupid EA

So.. can we still have servers like Fragnetics? MBTCentral? or only play on Origin/EA Servers?