You're so right!
I didn't have a good feeling about BF3 from the beginning (judging by DICE's other efforts) and this confirms it. I still don't like their games and their preference for screen tearing.
Except for the account I play on is not the account I purchase things on.
See. I started out on one account and started buying stuff. Then I realized that I didn't like that account name, so I made a new one, but to keep everything tidy, I continued to buy stuff from my old account.
Thankfully, my PS3 supports the idea of buying a game on one account and playing it on another.
I have 2 PS3s as well, so if I have want to install some DLC o...
NOOOOOOO! Don't remove game sharing!!! I seriously have 2 PS3s and I want to be able to download my DLC on both of them!
I have one PS3 in my room for my personal gaming and one PS3 in the living room for when I feel like gaming out there or watching Blu-rays.
Removing game sharing would mean that I would only be able to play one of my PS3s with the purchased content on it, the other PS3 would have none of my downloads?
So I'm an idiot because I do not find the Battlefield franchise to be as fun as the Call of Duty franchise?
I drive a Mazda 3. Am I an idiot if I like Mazda and you like Nissan? Just an example.
Just because someone likes one thing over another does not make them an idiot for not liking what you like.
Disagreed because it's already been said in this thread.
Modern Warfare 3 is obviously better because it is not Battlefield.
There are 3 kinds of people:
1. People who like fast paced, constant action, silly perks and killstreaks (Call of Duty fans)
2. People who like to take their time and earn their kills, work as a team and complete objectives (Battlefield fans)
3. People who like both because each game is completely different feeling. This player may like fast paced, in your face gameplay one da...
Oh, I was talking about consoles. Sorry, I should have specified.
Do people play Call of Duty on PCs? Wow, I thought PC elitists were too cool for that seeing as how Call of Duty is way too easy to max out using the cheapest hardware.
We are surprised because there are much better looking games running on our 6 year old consoles:
Killzone 2
Killzone 3
Uncharted 2
Uncharted 3
We expect at least the quality of these other graphics kings when a company is bragging this much about their brand new engine.
Basically, they (DICE) got the graphics (of BF3) to look barely better than Modern Warfare 2. I've seen all the videos and screenshots and the grap...
I can't get over the massive amounts of screen tearing... I'm sorry... I won't be giving this game a chance at all.
1. Screen tearing
2. Slow 30fps framerate
So what?
I can't stand the screen tearing. I'm not buying a PC for this game.
I hate screen tearing. I won't be buying this game.
Disagrees: You disagree that I hate screen tearing or you disagree that I'm not buying this game?
No, it's in the game. You'll see when digital foundry analyzes it.
The screen tearing is not going away any time soon. It's in all DICE console games. Sorry man.
Looks exactly like Modern Warfare 2 except with screen tearing.
YAWN!
For those who want to argue with me about my statement... I said it LOOKS like Modern Warfare 2... it obviously will not PLAY like Modern Warfare 2... MW2 plays way better.
Edit: I love how the preview image for the video has a giant screen tear in the top third of the screen... HAHA! DICE sucks at making video games on consoles (can't speak for the PC).
Just Cause 2's world is freakin beautiful. So many trees and flowers everywhere and the water is amazing also.
That game didn't get the credit it deserved.
I think I'm the only person who is going to agree with you. Screen tearing is the worst thing to ever come to gaming and I hate it with a passion (so much that I will refuse to buy a game that tears).
Out of all my PS3 games, none of them have any hint of screen tearing and I'm proud to own those games.
I also agree that more Xbox titles tear (recently, Crysis 2, Mortal Kombat, Brink, Portal 2) than PS3.
However, I think you may be wr...
I love the screen tearing. It's a nice effect. I wish all games would tear like this.
Crappy Call of Duty can't do amazing screen tears like this, the graphics are too old (before turning off v-syng existed).
Now-a-days, it's cool to turn off v-sync because when you have amazing graphics, it doesn't matter that it's splitting all up and rippling up the screen. It's really pleasing to the eyes, especially when you imagine that you'r...
I agree, but I doubt the average person knows what v-sync is... especially if they've never gamed on a PC before. Just sayin...