BF2 rank was XP and badges
Badges require learning all combat roles.(classes).
Medals and ribbon are separate assignments
Some BF2 of the task was per time based, some kills and some points collecting all the time.
BFV went extreme the location, position and weapon for three assignments at a time.
I don't mind as long as any assignments aren't at BFV levels of stupid.
@Trokey66 wrote:I don't mind as long as any assignments aren't at BFV levels of stupid.
Agree. I can't resist a challenge and working through the timed challenges in BV became a chore - but I still could not ignore them! The other challenges, the ones you could select, didn't really have any proper rewards - I'd settle for a badge or medal (plus some XP) , just completing a challenge to unlock another challenge made me lose interest.
@Trokey66 wrote:
I don't mind as long as any assignments aren't at BFV levels of stupid.
Heck yes! Assignments should compliment and reinforce the objective gameplay not run counter to it which BF1 and 5 were particularly guilty of.
@ragnarok013 wrote:
@Trokey66 wrote:
I don't mind as long as any assignments aren't at BFV levels of stupid.
Heck yes! Assignments should compliment and reinforce the objective gameplay not run counter to it which BF1 and 5 were particularly guilty of.
Absolutely @ragnarok013. Assignments definitely shouldn't be encouraging people to go prone in a bush to tick off requirements or so on.
@ragnarok013 wrote:
Heck yes! Assignments should compliment and reinforce the objective gameplay not run counter to it which BF1 and 5 were particularly guilty of.
Well put!
Just interested... but I have to work my way through the classes (if there was such a thing) and level up on each one, then work my way through the weapons and level up on those (recon is always last). Murder when you move from thermal/IR back to iron-sights though! Pretty a**l eh? Am I alone?
