My favorite battlefield game is a thrilling experience that challenges strategy and skill.
My favorite battlefield game is a thrilling experience that challenges strategy and skill.
What kind of BF franchise games do you prefer? Open worlds, mixed content, or full-crafting experiences? I’d pick BF3 for its open maps and CQB if I wanted something like a massive open heli experience. For more intense play, I’d go with Metro.
BC 2 is definitely right. Although the campaign wasn’t remarkable, the humor was outstanding. Plus, it was significantly more enjoyable online. By the way, you didn’t mention BF 1943.
1942 was a memorable time of growth and excitement during childhood.
I haven't tried any other games besides BF4 and the Hardline beta, but I didn't like BF4 as much as BF3.
It's tough to compare between bad company 2, BF2, and the game I played the most. BF3 is really good too.
I bought all the Battlefield titles except Hardline. Battlefield 2 was my top choice. There are tons of cool mods and maps available. Project Reality had more than 2000 hours dedicated to BF2 plus modifications. Bad Company 2 Vietnam was likely my favorite expansion.
I enjoyed the deeper personal narrative in Bad Company 2—it was also the initial "modern war" Battlefield I experienced...
Only tried BF3, played it for free, BF4 and the Hardline beta. BF3 remains a favorite of mine, it's stable and most aspects (except M16A3) are well-balanced. BF4 has been quite chaotic so far—bugs after bugs, updates after updates. In fact, it only ran smoothly after about a year! It's still a solid game and I enjoy playing it, though the journey hasn't been smooth. Hardline was fun in its beta phase, but watching gameplay videos made me lose interest. Many friends have felt the same way for different reasons. Of course, there are common complaints like "not an authentic BF game!" or "all weapons are unbalanced." I won’t be buying Hardline anytime soon, unless it drops around £5-10 on G2A. To sum up, BF3 is my top pick, while BF4 is still decent. Thanks for reading my take, guys! Also, Battlefield is free to play now, and other BF titles are either launching or fading away.
BF3 was the most enjoyable game for me. It started when I began playing PC games seriously, using a joystick for jets and helicopters, and playing a single server (Kels server) that hosted a large Caspian Border Conquest with 16 players. Of course, it was always just me, friends, and other regulars. The day the server shut down was a really sad moment. I played a fair amount of 1942 on Xbox—activated console license for friends’ accounts and then used online activation on my own to skip the transfer. That was great fun, but BF3 was simply superior. I felt BF4 was a bit too much, and sometimes the updates would be frustrating because half the team would destroy Shanghai Tower just for fun.