What we'd like to see from the predecessors
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 7:57 pm
So I had to listen to a couple of my friends debate over BF1 vs. BF2 again and I began to think what everyone else thought. So here's the idea:
What games of the series have you played?
What game was your favorite?
What makes it better than the others in your eyes?
What from the earlier games in the series would you not like to see in BF3/online?
I'll go first:
Battlefront ( PS2 ), Battlefront 2 (PS2), Battlefront: Elite Squadron (PSP)
I preferred Battlefront 2.
It played faster than the other Battlefront games, and seemed to have a higher focus on capturing command posts than the fighting, which was both a good and bad thing. Droidekas were weakened (although perhaps a bit too much ), and vehicles actually had a useful counter. space battles, although, were a little disappointing. Comparatively to Battlefront one, I like the faster combat, and not invincible vehicles, although the crappier AI was disappointing.
I wouldn't like to see the AI decline I've seen in the BF series to continue, I also don't want to see the massive customizations available by the Rebellion versions. I didn't like the hosting issues that arose with the original BattlefrontII realease for PC. Other balancing complaints aside... I was relatively happy with the series.
What games of the series have you played?
What game was your favorite?
What makes it better than the others in your eyes?
What from the earlier games in the series would you not like to see in BF3/online?
I'll go first:
Battlefront ( PS2 ), Battlefront 2 (PS2), Battlefront: Elite Squadron (PSP)
I preferred Battlefront 2.
It played faster than the other Battlefront games, and seemed to have a higher focus on capturing command posts than the fighting, which was both a good and bad thing. Droidekas were weakened (although perhaps a bit too much ), and vehicles actually had a useful counter. space battles, although, were a little disappointing. Comparatively to Battlefront one, I like the faster combat, and not invincible vehicles, although the crappier AI was disappointing.
I wouldn't like to see the AI decline I've seen in the BF series to continue, I also don't want to see the massive customizations available by the Rebellion versions. I didn't like the hosting issues that arose with the original BattlefrontII realease for PC. Other balancing complaints aside... I was relatively happy with the series.