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Re: Battlefield 3
Guess I'll put up what I have since it's sharing time...
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</td></tr><tr><th>Processor:</th><td>AMD Phenom(tm) II X6 1055T Processor (6 CPUs), ~2.8GHz
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</td></tr><tr><th>Hard Drive:</th><td>500 GB
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</td></tr><tr><th>Monitor:</th><td>Gateway FPD1730
</td></tr><tr><th>Sound Card:</th><td>Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
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Re: Battlefield 3
Ea really out did themselves with this game !!!
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Re: Battlefield 3
EA explains BF3 Xbox 360 disc split
DICE responds to Battlefield 3 leak"Disc one features the stunning multiplayer, co-op levels and HD installation content.
"Disc two features the superb single-player campaign."
The leak raised questions about why DICE hasn't yet released proper video footage or screenshots of Battlefield 3 on console - besides the off-screeen footage seen on US chat show Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and on-stage at the EA Gamescom press conference.
"I understand you mostly see PC footage. It's all part of what kind of strategy we use for what we want to show and when, and what the lead platform is," explained Troedsson.
"People shouldn't worry. We play the 360 and the PS3 version every day in the office. I don't expect people to be disappointed by this."
"We always want to show a platform that we have chosen to be our lead platform. In this case we did choose PC as the lead platform; it's the one that has been, mostly, driving development forward. That is the reason why we have spearheaded a lot of the key assets with this as well.
"We'll show this on console as well," he added, "and when the beta goes live people will be able to play it on console and they can make up their minds for themselves if they believe we've been hiding something."
The PC was picked as lead platform, Troedsson explained, to build "unique" features "we felt we really needed in the game". Things like 64-player multiplayer, which is "not possible" on console when combined with aspects "like destruction, like scale, vehicles and this kind of thing".
"I have to say that this discussion is a bit over the top because people don't understand that the PC is more powerful than a console - they haven't looked under the hood and in detail," Troedsson elaborated.
"What we're really striving to do with Battlefield 3 is make the most out of each and every platform. And that also means between PlayStation 3 and 360, because they're quite different under the hood. So we've been spending a lot of time with all of these.
DICE recently revealed how Battlefield 3 uses near imperceptible black lines to fill the screen and fit a native 720p resolution on console. This allows DICE to save memory and boost performance.
What DICE won't do on console, however, is scrap jets.
"No, that's not true," said Troedsson. "If you play on console you will be able to play with jets as well."Go Noles!!! >>----->Comment
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Re: Battlefield 3
Just pre-ordered this! Good decision?Comment
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Re: Battlefield 3
Only reason I haven't pulled the trigger on this (and Skyrim, for that matter) is because I still haven't seen full system requirements - just guesses based on the alpha/beta. Once those come out, I'm all in for either PC or PS3, depending on the requirements.Comment
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Re: Battlefield 3
Is this game worth getting for PC if I can only play on low-medium settings? I could always just go the PS3 route but I heavily prefer PC to PS3 for reasons including the mouse and more options.Comment
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Re: Battlefield 3
Battlefield is a more planning/strategy/teamwork game. In comparison CoD is more of a fast reflex/quick twitch game. You can go rambo on CoD way easier than you can on Battlefield. To be honest, if you don't have friends playing with you on Battlefield, it limits your experience significantly. However plenty of folks on here plan on buying it, so you're in luck.Comment
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