FUCK YOU TREES! One mortar strike later and I had a perfectly designed killzone all set up. Jeez, would it have been that hard to allow the Medic to swap his medkit or shock-pads for C4? I guess so! Last night I had a moment that really stands out in my mind when I was playing Recon and I was getting irritated with the shitload of trees blocking my view in the last stage of Valparaso. The Destruction 2.0 thing of course is the big sell, and almost all the classes have a way to blow shit up, with the exception of the Medic. Drivers: If you see your health going UP, will you STOP so I don't have to CHASE AFTER YOUR ASS with a power drill?! Though it also seems like it takes a lot of AT rounds to take them out, and a couple of engineers hopping out and using power tools on its backside can just turn it into a fucking juggernaut. Vehicles are pretty heavily rationed, you'll get maybe 2 tanks and a helicopter on a really big map, and maybe one IFV per side on smaller ones. The introduction of the combat knife to the middle mouse button instead of having to switch to it is a feature that warrants so much praise and respect that there isn't enough room on this page for it. Battles, especially on Rush are always fast paced and there's always a firefight, there's no downtime waiting for some random schmuck to try and show up and stealth-cap your point. This produces a huge incentive to squad up, and I honestly think having the checkbox for "YES, PUT ME IN A SQUAD" is redundant thanks to that. Bad Company 2 takes this a step further and now allows you to spawn on ANYONE in your squad. This was improved upon in Battlefield 2/2142 when they introduced the squad leader reinforcement pod, which allowed you to respawn via drop-pod right next to your squad leader, and allowed you to spawn in dropships. The learning curve could be pretty unforgiving. One thing that always kept me from enjoying Battlefield to its max was the long hikes you could have to the front line, even if you had a nearby point you had captured. At first I thought I'd really hate the player cap, I know for sure I would have never enjoyed Bad Company 1 with 24 player max, but 32 just seems to be the sweet spot. A lot of maps in Bad Company 2 have that same feeling, with the other half or so feeling like Battlefield Vietnam or Desert Warfare. Just a crazy, brutal house-to-house fight with shells raining down around your ears whenever the commander called in orbital artillery. My favorite map in BF2142 was Cerbere Landing. You should still buy it by Fortinbras, 11:48am PDTīad Company 2 is Battlefield 2.1, with a single-player intro tacked onto it. EA and DICE have given it a December 21 release date.Caltrops - Battlefield: Bad Company 2 - You should still buy it One last thing before you check out the trailer: If you're looking forward to the upcoming Vietnam expansion, you won't have to wait much longer.
Check out the trailer below, and then scroll down a bit to see the names of the maps and what modes they'll be playable in.
Returning maps have been retooled to take advantage of the sequel's enhanced destruction system, which should prove interesting for Oasis superfans.
BATTLEFIELD BAD COMPANY 2 MAP LIST FREE
The pack, free to players who registered their game's VIP code, includes four multiplayer maps, two of which are fan favorites from the first Bad Company.
BATTLEFIELD BAD COMPANY 2 MAP LIST PC
Tomorrow, Battlefield: Bad Company 2's VIP Map Pack 7 hits the PC and consoles.
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