On Battlefield: Bad Company 2 PC [Nov 10, 2009, 9:02 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
IncGamers spoke with DICE's Gordon Van Dyke about Battlefield: Bad Company 2, learning that the military shooter sequel is being "tweaked and adjusted" to each of its three target platforms. He tells them: "On the PC, it's a PC version, which is getting that same treatment, and then also a little bit more as PC users are generally used to a different type of experience than console users are, and we recognise that and we want to make sure that we give that to the PC market and give the console market more." He also says they haven't ruled out releasing modding tools for the PC edition, but that this is "really, really complicated." He also tells them that PC beta testing is in the works, but that was publicly announced just five days ago.
What? You need the name of a title to convince you that it's a successor? Look at the features, look at the playstyle, look at the developer. So it doesn't have the BF3 label, big deal.
It's not a real PC game, it's a jacked up console shooter; features and playstyle don't compare; DICE rolled over long ago and offered their ass to EA; despite your breathless boostering it will probably never have mods and mod tools.
The Battlefield series on PC reached its peak with 2142. There'll be no successor.
I'm looking forward to this more now than ever since MW2 is a bust for the PC.
I think that speaks volumes. You're a COD player jonesing for a fix, not a true Battlefield player.
This comment was edited on Nov 12, 2009, 00:03.
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