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Originally posted by Adam_B
On BC2, is there a way of playing Rush where it mixes the teams up after each round?

Getting bored of going up against teams where most of the opposition are rank 50 and all mates

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Originally posted by Adam_B
On BC2, is there a way of playing Rush where it mixes the teams up after each round?

Getting bored of going up against teams where most of the opposition are rank 50 and all mates

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Originally posted by DannyB
http://enterbf3.com/viewtopic.php?t=1481&sid=01ac9ec929c027828389eff14c37cb97

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Call of Duty OWNS battlefield in every regard. More reallistic gameplay and way more options for customaization which is what makes shooters work. BF is nothing but camping sissies hiding in a tank for two hours or snipers that think they're godly. LOL only little kids play BF. MEN play COD.

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Originally posted by fro-dizzle
I usually spawn on my squad members.

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An extensive new hand-to-hand melee combat system has been confirmed for Battlefield 3 according to GamingUnion, who reports that it was demonstrated at the C2E2 Chicago Entertainment Expo:

The new combat system was demoed, showcasing a variety of close quarters combat moves outside of the standard issued bayonet and combat knife. Players can punch with both hands and even perform grabs and throws on enemies.

GamingUnion also reported that DICE has officially confirmed that console maps will be smaller than PC maps, and that jets would get special airspace in the console versions to accommodate this. These reports are verified by CERFY, who was also at C2E2 and posted some impressions:

The first question we asked was while the PC had 64 players and obviously large maps, if those maps would be in the full glory on the console, or be scaled down to accommodate only 24 players.

The answered we received was that yes, the maps would be scaled down from the larger maps that would be on the PC.

This led to the obvious second question about the maps being smaller on the console. If they are smaller on the console, how would planes adjust to the size?

The answer we received was that planes would actually have a larger airspace and map area to fly around in, versus players on the ground with the “Out of bounds zones.”

The hand to hand fighting gameplay seemed more robust, the screen will populate options for the mouse, you can punch with either hand, counter punch, throw the enemy. It all happened very quickly, but it seemed like you had much more control than every b4 in an FPS in respect to hand to hand combat. Its almost as if they created a fighting system within the game, a real focus for Battlefield 3.

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