EA's Battlefield Play4Free has added weapon customization to the freemium title. Check out the video on the gun lovin' feature and head over to the game's site for the FAQ on the new system.
Battlefield Play4Free implements weapon customization
by Alexander Sliwinski 
on Dec 5th 2011 9:00PM
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EA's Battlefield Play4Free has added weapon customization to the freemium title. Check out the video on the gun lovin' feature and head over to the game's site for the FAQ on the new system.
Reader Comments (11)
Posted: Dec 5th 2011 9:20PM covertpetersen said
Is this any good?
Posted: Dec 5th 2011 9:48PM TRONdll said
@covertpetersen
No.
It's like Battlefield 2 with less players, less maps, and unless you pay extra, you're locked to one class for the entire game.
You'd be better off getting Battlefield 2 or Bad Company for $20 on Steam, unless you have Battlefield 3 and you want a dogtag that implies to everyone that you actively play a bad free to play game.
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No.
It's like Battlefield 2 with less players, less maps, and unless you pay extra, you're locked to one class for the entire game.
You'd be better off getting Battlefield 2 or Bad Company for $20 on Steam, unless you have Battlefield 3 and you want a dogtag that implies to everyone that you actively play a bad free to play game.
Posted: Dec 5th 2011 9:25PM Mr Hett said
Hopefully the next Battlefield or MoH will have this level of customization.
Posted: Dec 5th 2011 9:27PM Banana Hammock said
This actually looks really fun, giving me mad nostalgia for BF2.
Posted: Dec 6th 2011 12:04AM BoBsS said
@Banana Hammock
Um ... this is all you really need for your nostalgia fix :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TyN_Zjw4l-s
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Um ... this is all you really need for your nostalgia fix :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TyN_Zjw4l-s
Posted: Dec 5th 2011 11:08PM (Unverified) said
you have to own the weapon to customize it which is like thousands of points or you gotta pay
Posted: Dec 6th 2011 8:54AM JakeAuditore said
"Freemium," trolol.
Posted: Dec 24th 2011 1:36PM BlackAdder said
This game has now sunk to the depths of ripping its customers off.
After the last update all weapons and attachments that were bought with real money through the battlefund system have been reset.
You will no longer own these weapons neither will you have any accessories bought and paid for, in affect players have paid a lot of money for chosen weapons and attachments only to have them stripped away and no offer of any refund apart from replacing item with a cut down version of what you had originaly.
You will have to re-purchase them again.
Not only that, but any items bought with real money through the battlefund system can be changed, or removed as they see fit under the TOS as you DO NOT own anything that you buy.
Please see links for more information.
http://battlefield.play4free.com/en/forum/showthread.php?tid=61323
http://gamingbolt.com/ea-ripping-off-battlefield-play4free-users
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/battlefield-play4free
After the last update all weapons and attachments that were bought with real money through the battlefund system have been reset.
You will no longer own these weapons neither will you have any accessories bought and paid for, in affect players have paid a lot of money for chosen weapons and attachments only to have them stripped away and no offer of any refund apart from replacing item with a cut down version of what you had originaly.
You will have to re-purchase them again.
Not only that, but any items bought with real money through the battlefund system can be changed, or removed as they see fit under the TOS as you DO NOT own anything that you buy.
Please see links for more information.
http://battlefield.play4free.com/en/forum/showthread.php?tid=61323
http://gamingbolt.com/ea-ripping-off-battlefield-play4free-users
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/battlefield-play4free
Posted: Dec 24th 2011 1:49PM Derwydd said
Blackadder has pretty much summed this one up but here is my little bit for the gaming community
http://www.teameplay.com/2011/12/24/battlefield-play4free-purchase-at-your-peril/
http://www.teameplay.com/2011/12/24/battlefield-play4free-purchase-at-your-peril/
