I only play games for fun to fill my time, I'm no hardcore guy whos life revolves around playing the latest title for hours on end to be the best at it.

Not sure if I'll get this or not. I like games where I can turn them on, play for 20 minutes before going out or something. Don't like ones where you have to immerse yourself and have to think.

I had bad company 2, it was alright. Bit slow though. I realise that bad company is suppsoed to be battlefields story-mode game.

The reason i used to love COD is because you really can just turn it on and play for 20 minutes. The only downside was the whiney prats in your ear who took it too seriously and kept forgetting that it's just a game.

I was near one of the targets (the one on the left if you're defending. I think) last night ran into a nade hole and nearly fell under the map :/

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I'm rank 29 right now, started on Tuesday and only played a little (13h and 29m).

Ranks are set low at the moment, they said they are sped up for just the short beta and then all will be reset for game launch and made more grindy just for you.

That's very nice of them

You think this is bad?? Wait till you see MW3

Yeah I enjoy lobbying a grenade into those. Usually the server bugs up and that happens, makes you wonder what is going on in Dice land.

That happened to me. I was running along and went into a hole but disappeared. I got stuck under the map! I wasn't the only one - it was happening to all of us. EA had tweaked something and [censored] everything up again. Crawling in prone became very hazardous. It was better to just stand up and duck the bullets whizzing by.

I've seen plenty of bugs, most of them minor, like the bipod on the M16A4 and not being able to use the scope for instance.

The worse case for me personally was playing a map with zero friendly or enemy identification. As the players are drawn there is not a lot to distinguish among them. Both sides often wear masks and seem to have the same uniform. What had happened was the name tags and blue triangles over friendly players had gone and the orange enemy tags were not working either. I had to look at the next to useless mini map and try to guess if the player was on my side or not. It was usually too late by then. If in doubt, shoot them! Thank goodness for friendly fire being turned off.

MW3 will sell like hot cakes Swanny and the graphics are not a major update from previous MW games i grant you that.

But i know that this game will give me my FPS fix i require and i know exactly how it will play out and exactly how the game will feel.

I have said it before and i make no apologies for saying it again,if it aint broke then why fix it,and I'm not talking about map exploits and hacks just the general thing that made MW games what they are.

The thing is with MW and previous Cod games you can just go in and play regardless for just a few games or countless hours,their fast paced and well suited to run and gun type of player which i am one of them.

I just dont find them as deep as Battlefield games and to me they are easier to get in to and its another reason i enjoy them.

MW3 will have some brilliant set pieces we all know that,yes it needs a new engine but i am sure that it will live up to my high expectations............Well i hope it does

I found the IFF bug more fun to be honest, fed up of all the doritos giving away player positions, people spotting me when I should be out of range etc.

IFF bug stands for what exactly? [unsure] Something to do with those enemy/friendly tags yesh? I was looking online for an explanation but nothing satisfactory came up.

Personally, not knowing what the hell I was doing wasn't much of a positive experience. But I guess I didn't look at it from other players' perspectives, I guess they wouldn't have known which side I was on either.

It would have been good if I could've capitalised on that more.

Identify Friend or Foe. You should add me Glixation, and see how it's done: http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/#!/bf3/battlere...



Team weren't stacked, they started winning team joining when they realised it was over.