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Mar 10
Does Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Really Rock?
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is here and it sure looks like great fun. I liked the first installment of the series well enough but I could never convince myself to buy it. I always had the impression that something was off. This time around I’ve already pre-ordered the sequel. Judging by multiple reviews, the game should be fun. Unfortunately, the humor from the first part seems to have largely gone AWOL and the single-player mode seems to be quite short.
Anyway, a tweaked and upgraded Frostbite engine does it’s best to deliver gorgeous graphics and almost totally destructible environment. You get wonderful vistas and a sense of depth only a few other games can offer. Apparently, the game’s mechanics seem to work great and your AI compatriots do their best to support you. A collectible weapon system offers a reason to return to the campaign though I’ll probably just play through it.
The multiplayer is where Bad Company 2 delivers. The destructible environment adds an extra tier of strategy to the game as you can alter the playing field by a few well-placed explosions. Larger teams are segmented into smaller strike forces, called squads. Within a squad, players can choose between four load-out kits, each featuring its own weapons and unique tools. Contrary to the campaign, where the player has one of the most forgiving aiming systems, there will be no aiming help anywhere in the online multiplayer mode.
BC2 has a Metacritic score of 89 which is rather good. So, how do you feel about Battlefield: Bad Company 2? Already played it? How does it compare to Modern Warfare 2?
heute ist es soweit und i muss mas nicht einmal kaufen *hrhr*
@David
Richtig. Und dann spielen wir gleich, ich hab mir natürlich auch eine Kopie bestellt!