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Modern Warfare 3 vs Battlefield 3
TMRNetShark:
So as a treat for all of us warfare fans... IF and DICE both released multiplayer trailers focusing on the classes and equipments people will get in the multiplayer portion of their respective games. I will try to be as unbiased as possible in this original post. So I will just say this: Both trailers look AWESOME. Both games look AWESOME. It's now up to you guys to see which of the two multiplayer trailers put you in more "awe"....
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Multiplayer Reveal
Battlefield 3 Physical Warfare Pack
Which trailer was better? And as a follow up question... Which one will you probably end up playing with in multiplayer and why?
Big things to note:
Battlefield 3:
* 64 player PC online (24 player consoles)
* Vehicles
* Destructible/open environments
Modern Warfare 3:
* 32 players online (consoles and PC)
* Heavily customizable classes
* The "Return" of Quick-scoping
As a side note: Both will have dedicated servers.
Soryon:
Fuck a trailer. Its about game play, not graphics.
vuzedome:
Multi is always about customizability.
TMRNetShark:
--- Quote from: Soryon on September 02, 2011, 07:19:52 PM ---Fuck a trailer. Its about game play, not graphics.
--- End quote ---
I would say that which game is better, but we don't know... neither are out. What we can do is base the gameplay on what we see in the trailers... :P
AceHigh:
It's not even a contest. Dice has used years to put all love and care to their game and a frostbite engine that is probably superior to any other engine FPS games use today. They will give us vehicles, jets, helicopters, buildings you can blow up and all that wrapped up in awesome graphics. On top of that they were even generous enough to give us a single player campaign in case you want to chill in the game alone.
Activision is pumping out mediocre CoD games every year, what will make MW3 any different from the other shit they pulled out of their asses for the last 7 years?
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