That Burning Sensation

@xiLeShadow

. . . well you can try to predict the future or just slow you're roll and aim. There was noticable lag, but what's the alternative? Sliding around on skates have a gunarm attached to your shoulder like COD? If anything it cut down on the amount of people who would kill with the precision of a Terminator.

Actually early 2011 is pretty packed itself. Hopefully this will give time for the developers to get the scale right. Nothing breaks immersion like seeing a tree as big as the mech you're piloting.

@geniuswithagun

How long have you been waiting to do that?

@daevv

I'm not trying to be insulting and I noticed a quite a few people are doing this, but is it really necessary to "sign" your comment when I can clearly see your name right next to it?

@Omnistatic

Well, from what I understand EA is also currently developing Battlefield 3. That probably means we won't be getting anything new other than the Vietnam DLC. Really, all I wanted was new maps and a few new vehichles in the same era as BC2. Don't get me wrong, the Vietnam stuff looks great, but it would have been nice to just expand what little MP content was already in BC2.

Why can't I just get new maps for the 1943 game I bought and forever stuck with? These days EA is just spreading themselves too thin over the Battlefield franchise. Battlefield BC 2 still hasn't had real DLC, and reusing the same maps don't count.

@That Burning Sensation

WTF, I apologize for this grammer atrocity XP

@Stevorino

You right what was I thinking? We are all just like you. And just like you we have light weight coffee table that we move (for god knows why) constantly. Gosh, since you put it that way. . . you right were all just so stupid.

@That Burning Sensation

Yes, the answer is yes, my wife does wears the pants in this family. I can't leave my controller on the coffee table, much less move the damn glass/wood/metal/useless crap holding table. Well, I could. . . I would just be sleeping in the space where the coffee table use to be.

For all this discussion about "play distance", it escapse some people how half-baked this whole thing is.

Microsoft either realized this too late and said "f**k it" and they just figured they can just patch it? Either way, customers don't buy potential. They spend 150 dollars expecting something to work, completely.

Would anyone buy a brand new car that will fine, it just doesn't always brake well unless you pump the brake just right, or A/C will work, but only give cold air. Its dumbfounding how far these excuses are allowed to go.

A few bugs is understandable, but this is just stupid. I think half a billion dollars could have been better.