jcar302

@trickybuz93

I hope so.
BF3 was ok, but the non destructable urban enviroment kinda sucked.

Leveling an entire map in BC2 was half the fun.

Wish they would stop wasting our time with mediocre games. All I want is bad company 3.

Wish they would stop wasting our time with mediocre games. All I want is bad company 3.

I'm looking forward to some real destruction, without being able to blow holes in everything bf3 is kinda boring.

@benheckendorn

I'm hoping that there is a bad company 3, this game doesn't even compare to it. I don't think there is any update that would make this game as much fun.
BF3 feels like a big disorganized mess.
No good destruction, picking a god damn weapon hurts my eyes.
Might as well be MW3.

Considering bad company 2 was the most fun i've had with a shooter, ever.
I'll certainly be picking this game up. Although i don't even have it yet and i'm concerned you can't level the whole place, i really enjoyed it.

But i'm really wondering why EA even bothers with the campaign mode.\
Sounds like it sucks again, and likely i won't even give it the 20 minutes i gave bc2.

Straight to multiplayer.

@Slomoshun
You got that right.
Same game different maps.
Year after year people are fed minor updates to the game, but people keep buying it.
Mediocre game at best.

I used to love gears of war and call of duty.
But since i found bad company 2, i just don't like them anymore.

Both gears and COD feel like there is too much pray and spray.

Call of duty fanboys are like iphone owners, no matter what else is on the market, they never stray from the flock and try something different.
And because of that they are missing better products.
Seriously, call of duty and the iphone have been nearly the same year after year. Make a few minor changes and fanboys are all over them.

No doubt battlefield 3 will be the best game this year.
Even though i'll assume call of duty out sells it.

I have no doubt forza 4 will look fantastic and feature plenty of cars and tracks.
But i have my doubts about it regaining my attention.

I used to love racing games, but lately, they just bore me.

I was more entertained by need for speed hot pursuit than i was the last forza, too bad NFS barely had any tracks or challenges.

Project gotham was another one of my favorites, fun offline mode, and very competitive online racing due to the fact that you couldn't mess with the cars.

I just wonder if gran turismo and forza take it too far in a similar fashion as Maddens football. All the hardcore players stay, but the casual gamers don't want to invest the time, so they give up easy.
Come on, 50 lap races in the last forza? Why bother when you are up by 5 laps?

MW3 better bring it's A game.
I was all about MW2, until i tried bad company 2.

Anyone that has an open mind and isn't a fanboy that tries battlefield 3 may not ever go back to call of duty anything.

If they don't overhaul the points/kills system (so that kills are less important than winning) and give MW3 destructable environments i see no reason to play ever again.

Blowing up buildings and the addition of real teamwork is something i now require. Anyone that disagree's should try it before they knock it.