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Battlefield 3 Beta Accessible to All Later Today
Uros "Vader" Pavlovic
02:25 am EDT @ September 29th, 2011
The Battlefield 3 multiplayer beta is going to be open to all players -- on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 systems -- later during the day. No registration will be required, just download the thingy from Xbox Live, PSN or EA's Origin (on Windows PC). For two days now, players who pre-ordered DICE's shooter were able to participate in the beta, but now it's open for the rest of us mortals. Now, I'm not sure if this relates to both gamers in Europe and in the US.
In any case, early reports about the BF3 beta aren't so good. Many users complained about performances issues, while others were just generally disappointed that EA and DICE allowed so many bugs for a game that hits stores very soon indeed.
Well, be sure to try it out... if you're keen on the multiplayer. If not, just wait for the retail version, which is slated to arrive on October 25 for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.
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Good job, asshats. Tone down the idiocy next time, mkay ?
I'm sorry asshats, it won't happen again ASSHATS.
What I'm not looking forward to is the new gaming community. I really can't stomach the new wave of 'gamers' ushered in by Call of Duty and Halo, though they are mostly contained on consoles, the ones I run into make me put the game aside for a while out of sheer frustration.
I'm talking about the shits that spend their free time on their looks, sitting in coffee shops, pointlessly texting each other, but now play video games because it's publicly acceptable.
But it's the children mostly, the spoiled brats that are abound. The mentality of entitled kids seems to prevail on online FPS. I can already see them playing the demo in game shops, with their seemingly confused look and opened mouth, yelling to their moms: WANT!!
You can recognize those people easily in game, they stand around looking like unprogrammed bots and shoot at the nearest person available, because they think that getting as much kills as possible is the whole point of everything.
I don't know, it was probably the same when I was a kid and it didn't bother me at the time. But I'm older now and with at least 15 years of gaming experience behind me, so I allow myself to mount a high horse and be an arrogant douche.
Anyway, back to the point. Battlefield is a game with big tactical potential, at it's best when played with teams who are used to playing together and know what they're doing. A lot of people used to avoid it, because it didn't have the Counter Strike or CoD simplicity where to whole point is to shoot at each other.
Now that it's being advertised as Call of Duty with better graphics, the turds are gonna cross over and probably ruin the whole thing. EA has only themselves to blame. They wanted to compete with Activision so bad that they rushed the game, while aiming at the audience that isn't theirs.
But they're gonna earn a bunch of money anyways, so who cares.
Yesyesyesyes, but where do you stand on asshats?
NOTHING has changed since Unreal Tournament.