I've not been a big fan of the Battlefield games since 1942. I enjoyed BF2 for epic tank action, but that was about it, or playing LAN. I couldn't stand online multiplayer. Well actually, 1942 I never really played much online, aside from the feature and 'sploit differences, it was probably similar.
1943 though, for $15, and some of the maps they are basing the ones on, I am sold for sure. And include the features of the new engine, it sounds fun. I'll be getting it on PS3. As much as I prefer the PC for FPS games, I think I might just enjoy this more on the console. And honestly, large multiplayer showdowns can get boring sometimes. Maybe its because I'm not some epic master of FPS games, far from terrible mind you... I just like more personal battles. It's just far too much and people running around like idiots in the larger maps, and constantly dieing by sheer misfortune instead of lack of skill gets extremely annoying. Smaller teams makes it more in your face, work more for the kills, dieing sucks because you know it was most likely not simply bad luck, though possibly a little.
I'm really looking forward to the island map. That looks to be some fun.
Originally posted by: zerocool84
12v12 cus consoles wouldn't be able to handle 32v32 and since it's just ganna be another crappy console port on PC and probably still have 360 buttons on ths screen.
consoles can handle more than 12v12 EASILY if the game is done right.
Killzone 2 has 16v16 maps, Resistance 2 has 30v30. Either the engine is just coded poorly for console multiplayer capabilities, or it was a design choice. They could have bumped that up for the PC version, but they didn't. Could still be an engine issue, as it was probably an engine that had lead development on the 360, so who knows.