17-10-2012, 08:15 PM
That's fair enough, there is more of a steep learning curve with Battlefield. I absolutely loved Bad Company 2 but did find it extremely difficult at first. I think it's tough to go for a game where you're primarily a going at it with a 'lone-wolf kill everything that moves until you have a KD of 1million' to 'play the objective or don't bother playing' approach where it's not about the number of kills you have, but working as a team.
In any case, apples and oranges, I know, but I know which I prefer. I well give Black Ops 2 a go though. I'm finally finishing my PC so I'll be playing on that, hopefully the sheer number of other noobs will allow me to get used to PC controls fairly easily!
I was quite pleased that so many people seemed to notice that MW3 was just MW2.5 and are starting to see what Activision are doing. With any luck they'll buck up their ideas a bit and start investing time into making better games and sticking behind them after launch.
In any case, apples and oranges, I know, but I know which I prefer. I well give Black Ops 2 a go though. I'm finally finishing my PC so I'll be playing on that, hopefully the sheer number of other noobs will allow me to get used to PC controls fairly easily!
I was quite pleased that so many people seemed to notice that MW3 was just MW2.5 and are starting to see what Activision are doing. With any luck they'll buck up their ideas a bit and start investing time into making better games and sticking behind them after launch.