Looks great. So looking forward to armored kill. Screenshots look amazing.

Don't think the AC130 is player controlled though.

It takes a lot more time (and money) to develop game content these days though. Where they used to be able to create a map with statics that didn't change, nowadays everything has to be destructible. Where they used to able to use a simple texture now they need all sort of fancy layers and shit to represent the changing battlefield, lighting etc.

PS. Armoured kill will be awesome with AC130, player controlled artillery etc.

The only thing that bothers me is the dollar = euro bullshit they pull at EA (and Steam as well of course).

Something about the character movement/animation looks off, it feels unnatural and makes it look silly. I have only played a few round on infantry only action game mode but I'll try some of the bigger maps with vehicles today. The vehicle aspect was always the better part of RO so I expect more of those maps.

I encountered some first cheaters today. First time to be honest. One shot killing everything without headshots with practically every weapon from impossible distances.

What did Daenery actually do?

Nothing. At least in the show things seem to be getting interesting in Qarth.

On the point of missing characters. There are just too many characters to introduce in 10 episodes if they filmed the books ad verbatim. Alot of non book readers already have trouble as is.

Yep, just like BF2.

I rely on the RPG for long distance killing (mainly distant snipers) if I'm using a PDW or shotgun.


Although compared to BF2, it's not that often you see people using it as an anti-infantry weapon.

Switch to semi autmatic fire and outsnipe the snipers. Assault rifles are great for long distance shooting if used properly. Pistols might be deadly over distance as well. It was like that in all the previous BF games but I haven't tried it in BF3 yet.

I wanted Bayern to win simply because of the fact that they are a healthy club. Barca and Real have huge debts, I'm not sure about Chelsea but a Russian billionaire running the show can't be very clean either. A club should not be able to spend more than what they earn with TV rights, merchandising, ticket sales and price money. If they spend more and have debts they should be penalised. This will only help in making the game better and it's only fair when some countries have a very strict national football association while others can do as they please.