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When online play works - it really works. Unfortunately, unless there's a close group of mates who can commit availability to going online (and let's face it, we're not always in the mood) - you're generally stuck with lone Rambo types - or murdered repeatedly as some mid-Western American kid...

I'd say not - purely as it's an extended means of showing you the mechanics of the game. It does frustrate the hell out of me though, as to why bots aren't included as an SP option. Funnily enough, not every FPS player wants to go online. Bots don't have to geniuses either - just an apparent...

The same issue I have. My works phone (in various guises) has been Android and I just can't get on with it. The phones - in particular the higher-end ones are very good pieces of kit. If I could just get iOS on one these and it work as flawlessly as my iPhones have - I'd be happy!

That's not bad for the total cost on that image. To buy a Plus one outright is £919.

Finally in the air with the campaign now - a blind one armed chimp could fly those things. Piece of piss! No doubt I would get utterly schooled online though.

As you're paying in Euros, check what the current price of GTX 1080's are over there. Since the knee-jerk panic of Brexit over here, they are north of £700 for the likes of the EVGA FTW version. I paid £570 for it a few months back. Clearly a big chunk out of your budget, but it will certainly...

Still liking the campaign mode so far - I'll be completing before venturing online. All the controls seem fine with K&M on the PC except the inventory! For crying out loud DICE, how difficult and how many hurdles do you have to program in place in order to make it the mess that it currently is...

Exactly. Isn't half the fun of these games finding out what works for you and what doesn't? I remember on Bad Company 2, THE gun to get was the M416. Once a few people had it - EVERYONE had it. It was a shite period to be playing BC2 online, tbh.

Always, always do the tutorial and/or campaign in a game like this. Or you get shafted. Thoroughly.

Lol - yeah. Not the most realistic of outcomes! :)

Yeah - I was thinking the same. It's too subtle - they need it to stand out more.

I can find myself falling into the tank/anti-tank role with this. Such a role, or that of the engineer, has always been my favourite. They tend to be the more ignored classes within BF and as such, can make a real difference to your team when the opposition uses lots of vehicles. Nothing is...

Why the insults? With all that powah in the rear, he needs additional rads up front to keep the beast cool. ;)

Good effort! Good excuse! :cool::up:

I've always found sniping to be an art-form in the BF games - one that I'm never really good at. I'm glad they make it tricky though - on else we'd just have sniping wars on every map.

I know what you mean - a couple of lads in the office think its amazing. Ironically, I played most of the first game. Then did little else in the second game other than several rounds in the arena. Now even less in the third installment. If I compare this to the Mass Effect trilogy, I literally...

Why can't I get motivated to play this? It's weird - I literally start in that room with the balcony - look out to the amazing scenery and then simply switch it off! I wonder if it's the same feeling you get when a thousand page novel is at the side of you and everyone says it's awesome?

Only played a bit of the campaign so far. It has to be the first FPS game that I've ever played where you get to fly as a pidgeon! So far so good though - it does feel quite intense. Strangely, I'm having trouble picking up weapons? It defaults to MMB, but that doesn't appear to work?

It's excluded. It could park in the fast lane of the M1, should it so wish.

NSFW! That is gorgeous!