DICE TeamDrop your comments below.
Drop your comments below.
@Straatford87 I like how the introduction of classes has made the game overall more readable and encourages team play. I've never seen so many engineers repairing vehicles in 2042 until 3.2. The game also feels a lot more like Battlefield to me and much more satisfying. Overall I am quite happy with most of the 3.2 changes.
I dislike that weapons are still a free for all and would prefer that weapons be restricted by classes. I think the Battlefield 3 model would be the best model where SMGs and shotguns are all class so every class has viable CQB options in the event of weapon restrictions being implemented. I also dislike that the same exact Specialists are on each side so I still get killed by someone who looks like my team mate running around a corner. You can either implement faction only cosmetics for each Specialists or make certain Specialists only playable by certain factions.
I'd change Rao to be an engineer as his kit is not recon in any manner of thinking; it synergizes with the engineer class. I also do not see why Boris and Crawford are engineers since their kits aren't anti-vehicle they're anti-infantry like the Assault class. Either make their gadgets work against vehicles or move them to the Assault class. You do not need equal numbers of Specialists in each class, especially with future new Specialists undoubtedly coming in future seasons so put Specialists where they make sense.
Lis needs to have access to more engineer gadgets as her gadget locks her out of so many functional items. Additional engineer gadgets such as BF4's anti-air mine would help fill out her options.
I'd like the option to play a version of AOW with traditional classes without Specialists using only generic soldier models without any Specialist gadgets or perks for a real Battlefield experience.
Good post, I particularly like :
I'd like the option to play a version of AOW with traditional classes without Specialists using only generic soldier models without any Specialist gadgets or perks for a real Battlefield experience.
That would definitely get my vote. 👍
I actually think BF2 had the best class system.
The roles were clearly defined and very effective in their respective class.
@Ironhead841 wrote:
I actually think BF2 had the best class system.
The roles were clearly defined and very effective in their respective class.
@Ironhead841 I agree but let's be honest, most Battlefield players never played BF2 and don't realize we had 6 man squads, a fighting commander with radar stations and 7 classes. BF3 was a consolidation of some of BF2's classes and worked rather well for the average BF player.
Are you implying I am some kind of old fart? Cause that kinda stings, lol.
Anyone who hasn't played BF2 REALLY missed out.
@Ironhead841 wrote:Are you implying I am some kind of old fart? Cause that kinda stings, lol.
Anyone who hasn't played BF2 REALLY missed out.
A stingy fart is never a good thing right. 😁
IMO BF went downhill after 2142. Nothing can compare to BF2 and 2142. The rush of going behind enemy lines to destroy the commander's assets was awesome. And then waiting for the enemy commander to drop a supply crate to repair their assets only for you to resupply yourself with C4 to destroy them again. Fun times. If only they would bring it to Portal.
Yep, got to agree with that, I probably sunk more time into BF2 and BF2142 each than any BF game since.
@Ironhead841Same here. My playtime has decreased for each BF game that has come since.
My funniest memory was when me and my friends were playing on the map MASHTUUR CITY and we were assaulting one of the flags and I looked up and a destroyed transport chopper was falling out of the sky and landed right on top of one of my friend's head. We laughed so hard at that and my friend was like WTF?
