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So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:01:03

g3nkie

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Just wondering if anyone else is addicted to this game? I can't seem to put it down. Of course I'm talking about the multiplayer aspect of the game. I haven't even played the single player yet.... Might actually wait to see if they will had trophies to the PS3 version and then I might think to play the single player. But ya, anywho, anyone else have a good time with it?

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:14:14

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I have the game but I haven't played both the SP and MP. I did have a blast playing the MP beta though. Its great blowing up stuff. I just need to get the emblems for MGS4 first then I'll move on *Hopefully, I can let go*

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:19:30

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Maybe it was Halo 3's fault...I dunno...but my expectations for online shooters has skyrocketed.

I completed BF:BC singleplayer on Normal and loved it. Tons of weapons, vehicles and surprisingly there is a bit of a story. And the laser designator? Are you kidding me? Reminds me of that rocket thing you could direct yourself in the original Perfect Dark.

The multiplayer is an absolute mess. But then again, it is EA.

I played some of the demo, and then one game just to get the achievement. This game is a great summer rental...that's it.

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:22:46

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Maybe it was Halo 3's fault...I dunno...but my expectations for online shooters has skyrocketed.

I completed BF:BC singleplayer on Normal and loved it. Tons of weapons, vehicles and surprisingly there is a bit of a story. And the laser designator? Are you kidding me? Reminds me of that rocket thing you could direct yourself in the original Perfect Dark.

The multiplayer is an absolute mess. But then again, it is EA.

I played some of the demo, and then one game just to get the achievement. This game is a great summer rental...that's it.

Good ol toughName

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:23:36

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ORIGINAL: sonarus

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ORIGINAL: toughNAME

Maybe it was Halo 3's fault...I dunno...but my expectations for online shooters has skyrocketed.

I completed BF:BC singleplayer on Normal and loved it. Tons of weapons, vehicles and surprisingly there is a bit of a story. And the laser designator? Are you kidding me? Reminds me of that rocket thing you could direct yourself in the original Perfect Dark.

The multiplayer is an absolute mess. But then again, it is EA.

I played some of the demo, and then one game just to get the achievement. This game is a great summer rental...that's it.

Good ol toughName

Ya finally nice to have my halo loving BROTHER back

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:36:28

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I'd play Halo over BF:BC.

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 1:41:22

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Yeah, i kind of like it more then Call of Duty 4, my gamertag is djohnson011211 on xbl and psn.

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 2:24:52

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ORIGINAL: toughNAME

Maybe it was Halo 3's fault...I dunno...but my expectations for online shooters has skyrocketed.

I completed BF:BC singleplayer on Normal and loved it. Tons of weapons, vehicles and surprisingly there is a bit of a story. And the laser designator? Are you kidding me? Reminds me of that rocket thing you could direct yourself in the original Perfect Dark.

The multiplayer is an absolute mess. But then again, it is EA.

I played some of the demo, and then one game just to get the achievement. This game is a great summer rental...that's it.

I don't get it. You said you played through the single player and then you say that you played some of the demo and then one game for an acheivment? Maybe I missed something but playing one multiplayer match ( if thats what your talking about) doesn't do the game justice. Once you get used to how the game works, its loads of fun.

I didn't quite like the demo either but once I gave it a couple more plays, I just had to get it. I don't even have much interest to play COD4 now, but then again I go through my phases.

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 4:21:49

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im addicted BC on Live

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 5:25:40

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ORIGINAL: toughNAME

Maybe it was Halo 3's fault...I dunno...but my expectations for online shooters has skyrocketed.

Haha.

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to really grasp and enjoy halo 3 you need to be a mature person who has experienced life, love and loss

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 6:38:34

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Yes I will put my hand up and admit, I am addicted to online multi-player... I played the demo and turned into a junkie....

So much so I had to get the Gold Edition ... it has not arrived yet but I will be playing as soon as it does...

I really didn't expect to like this game that much becaue I am a COD4 fanatic and I can't seem to love any other games after Playing COD4.

But this game is pretty cool. It takes awhile to get this style down.... but once you start to get the hang of it... it's amazing.. I loved the online This game is just like the old one that came out on 360 Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. with just much better graphics but same kind of feel.. which is really cool and with FPS view... So I love it.

Might have to change my sig: When this arrives.

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RE: So, anyone else addicted to Battlefield: Bad Company? - Jul.-3th-2008 7:14:49

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Yeah, I'm really digging the game and how it's set up. It has some room for improvement (team chat, room selection), but the fact you can jump in immediately into a room and not have to wait for one to end is great.

I loved the demo and just had to get this game. Burnout Paradise is the only other game where the demo made me fall in love with it.

I'm not a huge FPS guy, so I don't know if many other games use that format, but it's great. I would definitely tweak a number of things, but this is by far the most fun FPS I've played.

Not TOO chaotic (meaning you CAN live past 30 seconds), but enough to make sure you've got your game on.

I love it.

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