The pictures tell the story.......
The destruction of
Battlefield3 was not over and there came another Battlefield edition A.K.A Battlefield 4. The Battlefield is Action,Adventure,FPS game. It was created by DICE Games with the co-operation of EA. The game was launched as a rival of the very famous
Call Of Duty series with it's ally also known as
Medal Of Honour.
The game also relives some aspects of it's predecessors for example the collapsing buildings.The textures load slower than an Battlefield3,
single-player campaign is such a waste of time that you rather play
Farmville and the odd crash or two in multiplayer ends up annoying you
to the point where you’re inventing new swear words to express your
anger. And yet, Battlefield 4 is well worth your time and energy.
Sadly, despite the increased likeability of the characters, Battlefield
4’s overarching story blunders from one set-piece to another, ignoring
the gaping holes torn in its plot and taking little care to explain what
the hell is actually going on (that's war, I guess?). At one point,
right near the end of the game, I leaned over to a fellow reviewer to
ask about the identity of a character in a cut-scene. Turned out he was
the entire reason I’d been shooting the teeth out of Chinese and Russian
soldiers for the last six hours.
The effort to capture the moments of multiplayer in single player gameplay have significantly corrupted the gameplay of Battlefield4, but there are also some good things about the games,like dams bursting and frenzied tank battles inside savage tropical
storms. You unlock kit, and accrue points for kills--just like you do in
multiplayer. It’s like a beautiful-looking training mission, with
chatting.
The fact that levolution is such a success is testament to the
incredible level design in BF4. Most maps have multiple layers and
areas, which means you’re often mixing up land, sea, and air combat with
close-quarters firefights. In other words, the majority of maps will
suit any playstyle, and allow you to get creative with the destruction.
Yes, I drove a tank through a house, and collapsed it. Yes, I beached a
jetski to roadkill a man. Yes, I sat on a tower with a sniper-rifle and
shot a man out of a helicopter. Moments. Memorable moments.
Overall, multiplayer feels quicker and more aggressive, although--don’t
worry--Battlefield 4 hasn’t turned into a COD-style twitch shooter.
Classes are well balanced, and as far as I could see (and I played for
hours with everything unlocked), there was no super-gun / kit that lets
you murder everyone. And again, there’s no single class that dominates
any single map--there’s room for everyone during each session.
As a package, this is the best Battlefield ever created. While the
single-player is far from perfect, it bottles enough multiplayer
lightning to garner my rather faint praise of ‘worth a quick play
through’. As ever, though, it’s online where BF4 shines brightest. You
may not appreciate just how brilliantly designed the maps, modes, and
classes are until you experience those trademark moments. Like when
you’re charging around an abandoned factory on Golmund Railway, trying
to fend off three tanks at once, mortar fire raining down on you from
above, shaking your screen and creating unbelievable mayhem. Then--and
only then--will you truly fall in love with this game like I have.
I'll leave you with the best image of the game for me.
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AMD: Athlon X2 2.8 GHz, Intel: Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz |
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AMD: AMD Radeon HD 3870, NVIDIA: Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT
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| VGA: | AMD: AMD Radeon HD 7870, Nvidia: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Graphics memory: 3 GB |
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Windows Vista SP2 32-bit |
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Rating:9.1/10
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