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SteffenD89 
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Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
 Emne: Battlefield Bad Company 2: Battlefield Vietnam expSendt: 07-December-2009 kl. 14:57 |
 Release: Mar 2, 2010 » ESRB: Mature Man kan ikke kalde os for en klan, men derimod en flok danskere der til tider spiller sammen, diskuterer taktikker og hygger sig. Dette betyder dog ikke at vi ikke tager spillet seriøst, det er måske bare på et lidt mere afslappet niveau end som for de mere hardcore spillere. Så skulle du mangle nogen at spille, med er der her en liste over spillere fra denne side og hjemmesiden www.pslife.dk. Recordere Playstation
Skriv hvis du mangler at komme på listen eller bare ønsker at tilføjes! Battlefield: Bad Company 2 er et moderne FPS krigsspil der både indeholder en veludført singleplayer kampagne samt en vanedannende multiplayer feature. Man kan ikke sige for meget om singleplayerdelen uden at afsløre noget, men det er et hæsblæsende eventyr der bringer dig til forskellige afkroge af verden, mens du springer huse i stykker og diverse fjender der skulle være uheldig nok at komme i din skudlinje. Multiplayerdelen er (som så mange andre FPS spil) det punkt der er skyld i adskillige søvnløse nætter! Battlefield Bad Company: Battlefield Vietnam udkommer vinteren 2010. Her er en trailer http://e3.gamespot.com/video/6265479/ Her er en kort opsummering af nogle af de features der er i onlinedelen: 4 gameplay modes: Rush: Banerne er delt op så man enten angriber eller beskytter. Angriberne har 70 point (forstærkninger) og så skal de nå at ødelægge 2 punkter ved 3-5 baser. Baserne bliver ”låst op” efterhånden som punkterne bliver ødelagt. Når angriberne har ødelagt alle punkter inden deres point udløber vinder de. Pointene mister man ved at dø. Beskytterne vinder når angriberne har mistet alle deres 70 point. Conquest: Det klassiske ”overtag flagene” som har været med i alle BF spil. Det gælder om at overtage og holde så mange flag så muligt (typisk 3-4 flag). Hvert hold har adskillige point som man mister enten ved at dø eller hvis fjenden har flere flag end ens eget hold mange flag. Squad Deathmatch: Er en ny spiltilstand hvor der er 4 hold af med 4 medlemmer på hvert hold (et squad) hver kæmper imod hinanden. Squadsene. Der er desuden også en tank på midten af banen. God træning til at slå ihjel og fungere som et team. Squad Rush: Er ligesom Rush bare hvor der kun to squads der kæmper imod hinanden hvor teamwork spiller en mere væsentlig rolle. Klasser, squads og hold: Hold: Der er normalt to hold bestående af max 12 personer hver, så der i alt kan være 24 personer personer på én bane (i hvert fald til konsolversionerne). Squads: Et Squad består af max 4 personer. Squadlederen har mulighed for at uddele ordrer som giver holdet ekstra point, hvis de bliver udført - dette er jeg blevet usikker på, jeg tror at alle kan gøre dette. Man kan desuden også spawne på et hvilket som helst medlem der er i live, hvilket giver en taktisk fordel. Når man snakker med de andre via headset er det desuden også kun ens squad der kan høre dig og ikke hele holdet. Klasser: Der er 4 forskellige klasser der hver i sær kan bidrage til kampen på hver deres unikke måde. Medic: Er holdets healer og kan både give liv (medic pack) samt genoplive. Når en medic genopliver en og man er på det angribende hold får man et point tilbage - dette ændrer dog ikke på din K/D ration. Har du først været død bliver det registreret! Engineer: Er én af holdets antitank samt holdets eneste klasse der har mulighed for at reparere ting som tanks, helikoptere (inkl. UAV'EN!) og andre køretøjer. Assault: Er holdets ammo-supplier og har mulighed for at vedhæfte en granatkaster til deres våben. Desuden kan assault klassen få C4 ved at vælge et våben fra den generelle våbenklasse som f.eks. G3'eren, et shotgun eller andet, og er derfor holdet 2. antitankklasse. Sniper: Er holdets 3. antitankklasse samt at de har mulighed for at kalde på artilleri og kaste ”sensor mines” der minder om en håndgranat, men virker som en sensor der kan se hvor fjenderne er, i et begrænset område, for en kort periode. En sniper kan også fint fungere med med maskingeværet G3'eren, et shogun eller hvis man sætter Red Dot på en sniperriffel. Unlocks, rewards og ranks Unlocks: Der er en del forskellige unlocks i BC2. Der er individuelle unlocks til hver klasser som man låser op for når man spiller med de respektive klasser, dvs. hvis man spiller som sniper låser man op for flere våben samt gadgets til sniperklassen og ikke de andre. Rang: Der er minimum 50 rang. Disse rang for man ved at lave kills, beskytte eller ødelægge punkter i Rush, du kan desuden også få point for rewards. Jo højere rank du er i jo flere generelle unlocks får du (indtil rang 22 hvor alle de generelle unlocks er oplåst). Disse unlocks er noget alle klasser kan bruge og kan f.eks. være håndvåben, shotguns osv. Desuden låser du også først op for dine ”specializations” (så du kan have flere) når du når bestemte rang. Rewards: Der er to forskellige rewards. Den ene afdeling er rewards man får for at lave småting som at vinde en rush-kamp, være bedste squad, bedste spiller osv. De giver typisk omkring 100-200 point/reward. De lidt mere luksuriøse rewards kræver noget mere tid, men giver også væsentlig flere point. Du kan få f.eks. få 5000 eller 10000 point for én reward, det kan f.eks. være få 200 squad assist point, skyd 500 med x våben, lav 500 headshots osv. Disse rewards er altså derfor afgørende hvis du vil stige lidt hurtigere i rank. Køretøjer: Der er adskillige køretøjer man kan prøve kræfter med. Det kan være alt lige fra kamp/transporthelikoptere, tanks, ATV’er, UAV, både og hvad der ellers kan bringe dig frem i feltet. Tricket ved disse køretøjer er at udnytte dem til det yderste. F.eks. kan en Bradley tank få en guidet raketkaster ved at benytte alt w, UAV'en får ligeledes et maskingevær og det gør de store tanks også. Helikoptoerne får flares som raketværn hvilket bliver valgt ved at vælge smoke spec. Desuden kan man også kombinere de forskellige spec. Dvs. føren af en bradley tank kan f.eks. vælge alt w mens gunneren kan vælge sensor så man kan se om der er fjender i nærheden. En ekstra guide:
Taget fra BigGunsNeverTire http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/437872.page
Manliness. Awesomeness. The two go hand-in-hand. Not in some rainbow-loving prance-through-a-meadow way, either. It's the kind of hand-in-hand a man uses to lower his squad-mate over the edge of an enemy rooftop you've both just HALO-dropped onto so he can stab some second-storey sniper in the eye. With a grenade.
Sadly, this two-punch combo of win is lacking from most squad mates I happen to play with. And I've read one too many posts from brand new players genuinely wanting to know some very basic information on very basic game mechanics that the game doesn't want to tell anyone. So in the interests of making you all into better people, put your dainty little girl-hand in my hairy-knuckled fist and let me take you to see how a real man fights a war. ...in a video game. I know what you're thinking, though: who the hell are you, BigGunsNeverTire, you ruggedly-handsome Australian sex god of war, to tell everyone in the entire world how to play the game? Ultimately? Well, I'm a guy who does alright. I play BC2 on PC (so some stuff I talk about will only be PC-relevant). I play a lot of Rush. I just got my 24-hours-of-game-time pin. For what it's worth, at the time of writing, I'm somewhere around #5000 for score on the leaderboards with a score-per-minute of 340, a K/D of about 1.34, and with 109 games under my belt I've got 30 Ace awards (ie: highest score in the game) and 235 dog tags, because forcibly removing a man's eyeball with a rusty butterknife makes me feel warm inside. So without further ado: -- THE ULTIMATE BC2 GUIDE TO BEING MANLY AND AWESOME -- -- Part 1: General Tips -- -- Part 2: Vehicle Tips -- -- Part 3: Recon -- (TBA) -- Part 4: Engineer -- (TBA) -- Part 5: Medic -- (TBA) -- Part 6: Assault -- (TBA) -- PART 1: GENERAL TIPS -- MAKE THE GAME RUN SMOOTH. If you can. 'cause while you're busy marvelling at the splendour of your 16xAA masterpiece, some mother hubbard is going to explode your beautifully-rendered brain matter all over the nearest wall. Stuttery lag gets you killed. Tone it down. TURN YOUR SENSITIVITY UP. Not the express-your-feelings-through-poetry kind. The turn-around-and-unleash-hell kind. Even just 10-20% or so up from the default setting. It might feel weird at first, but you'll get used to it, and in a close firefight it'll let you turn a faster circle than the other guy who didn't turn his up. Also, from personal experience, it occasionally allows you to leap over a man's head, turn around and stab him in the spine before he can do the 180, thus ensuring he can never turn around again for the rest of his short and horribly-painful life. EMBIGGEN YOUR FOV. Yeah, that's right, embiggen. FOV (Field Of View) is basically the game's measurement of how tunnel-visioned you are. You know how funny it is when you run almost straight at a sniper and he can't see you at all because he's scoped-in, and then you use your repair tool to bore holes into his temples? Using the default FOV makes everyone a bit like that. By default, go to My Documents\BFBC2 and find settings.ini, then right down the bottom, "Fov=55". That 55 is the angle of vision you have. Changing that number to somewhere between 65-75 seems to be the sweet spot for most people. USE YOUR Q KEY / SELECT BUTTON. This is your "Communicate" button, which is your context-sensitive everything button. Over an enemy, it puts those little orange icons above their heads so your whole team can see them. Over an objective, tells your squad to attack/defend it. Over a vehicle with empty seats, calls for a pickup. Over a medic when you're hurt, calls for help. Over an assault when low on ammo, calls for bullets (the good kind). Absolutely and utterly invaluable. Use it constantly. Even when you're not playing the game. Use it on your dad. He'll shake your hand. USE YOUR MINIMAP. The minimap tells you everything, when combined with everyone using their Communicate buttons. Where the nearest medic is (that cross icon). Where the ammo crates are (that bullet icon). Where the enemy are (all those orange things). If your whole team is staring up the road towards the enemy base and you see orange arrows on the minimap pointing behind you, you're being flanked and some brave soul probably just died trying to stop it and called out their position with his dying breath. Don't let him die in vain: bring the thunder. TALK TO EACHOTHER. The spotting system isn't flawless. Sometimes you see an enemy but can't light them up for the team to see. For these situations, microphones are awesome. And for consoles, pretty much your only option. That said, the in-game voice chat is iffy at best, so if you play with regulars, get a ventrilo server or something and you're set. The ability to yell "they're heading to B!" can save the game. Short of that, if I'm not currently busy taking a bullet in the lung defending the point in question, I like to take two seconds to type out "enemy at B" or "behind A" and get the cavalry rushing in. Not that I couldn't take them all myself. Bare-handed. I just want people to come witness it. LISTEN. The sound in this game is bad*. Especially if you've got it set to "War Tapes" mode under sound options and have the volume cranked. You can also get a lot of information about what's going on around you by paying attention to sounds, particularly the voices. Most of the things your own team says will just be audio cues for information already available on your minimap -- someone needs a medic, infantry spotted, etc. But, listen to the enemy voices. Kill a lone enemy, but hear "we got a man down over here!" from somewhere nearby? You know there's at least one more around. Building you suspect an enemy might be in? Throw a grenade. If you hear "granada!", either the building is full of Russians, or someone inside is singing that Allan Sherman song. In either case you should storm inside and brutally murder absolutely everyone you find. SQUAD = EXPERIENCE. Even if you're the least team-focused person in the world, consider this: you get bonus points for everything you do in the game that involves your squad. Everything. Resupplying your squad while standing near a point your squad is defending while assisting a kill on an enemy is worth a ridiculous number of points (20 per-tick per-person for a squad resupply, 20 per-tick for squad defend order, 20 for squad kill assist), as opposed to the 50 you get for running off on your own and killing one guy. Your squad mates are walking, talking experience-point vending machines. Hang out together. IF YOU'RE THE LAST SQUAD MEMBER ALIVE, STAY ALIVE. As a squad member, you are a mobile spawn point for 3 other people. The trip to the defenders' base is a long and treacherous affair riddled with sniper fire and stationary weapon emplacements, and the less time you have to spend charging through that hell, the more time you get to spend turning the defenders into works of modern art. It takes 10 seconds for reinforcements to spawn right to your side. Hide for those 10 seconds. Find somewhere behind cover and don't move, don't shoot unless you're directly threatened, don't run out and try and plant the charge on that MCOM Station because you think the coast is clear. PICK UP OTHER KITS. You've just survived a fight, but you're low on ammo and health and your team are off doing whatever it is they do while you're busy being awesome. If there's a dead assault or medic nearby, pick up their stuff and drop their ammo/medkit. Then pick your own stuff back up and wait 3 seconds. You're now fully loaded, fully healed, and you'll also get points for resupplying anyone who wanders back this way in the near future, too. For extra man-points, kill an enemy medic and use his own defibrilators to revive a friendly he just killed, or stab an engineer repairing a tank and then use his own rocket launcher to blow the thing up. Then walk away from the resulting explosion in slow-motion. USE YOUR KNIFE. Melee combat. One of the manliest courses of action possible in BC2. As a general rule, if you get the jump on a single enemy soldier at close range, you want to knife him. A press of the middle mouse button (or Y, or Triangle) from a range of up to about 10ft will cause you to spring forward and plant the knife in some vital organ or another, instantly killing him and doing so without necessarily alerting all his friends. This goes doubly for getting the jump on a scoped sniper, or someone manning an emplacement, since they're generally immobile and oh-so-easy to stab. It's pretty buggy, however, and you'll sometimes stab a guy multiple times before it registers, during which time he might try to stab you back. These circle-fights are one of those times where improved sensitivity comes in very handy. KILL MEDICS FIRST. There's nothing worse than going to all the effort of running in and tearing open three men like a human can-opener, only to watch in deathcam as their medic runs up and revives them all. If you get the opportunity, try and kill medics first to stop them effectively negating the impact of any killing you've just done, especially if you're on defense. You can usually spot them by their big, tripod-fitted machinegun, and more readily visible, their hat. White hat for American medics, red beret for Russian. Snipers, I'm looking at you. HELP DEFEND THE OBJECTIVES. If you're on defense, and the charge gets armed, get there and disarm it. Unless you're involved in a direct fire fight, just do it. Don't be blind about it though -- keep your eyes open, because somebody planted that charge and is almost certainly perched to shoot anyone trying to touch it. If you're nearby and it only just got armed, do a lap of the building. If you get there and there's already 2 or 3 people disarming it, don't get on the crate: just cover them from a small distance away. 2-3 people is generally enough meat to survive being blown away by bullets before it disarms, but you'll just be adding to the cleanup job if someone drops one well-placed explosive on you all. HELP ATTACK THE OBJECTIVES. A good percentage of the enemy team is going to be rushing for that little flashing box the second the charge gets armed, leaving the safety of their cover and probably not looking in your direction. If ever there was a time to grow big manly balls and run headlong into the enemy lines, this is it. The defenders have no alternative but to run up and get touchy-feely with the station: it's the perfect ambush. Find a spot with line-of-sight to the box and blow away everyone who comes near. Explosives work best. Smoke grenades and motion sensors work wonders if you want to stay close. And to disarm it, they pretty much have to stand still for a few seconds, in a place you know they're going to be -- snipers, what more could you ask for? SHORT, CONTROLLED BURSTS. Just like in Aliens. That movie was awesome. If you haven't watched it, get your The Notebook-watching rosepetal-scented eyeballs the hell off my sentence, princess, and go iron your squad mate's shirt or something. Anyway. Bullets spread apart further from where you're pointing the longer you hold down the trigger. Assuming your sights are actually over the enemy, this is a bad thing. To counteract it, and actually kill people, fire a few rounds, release the trigger, then fire again. Repeat. That quarter-second breather you give your weapon between bursts will significantly increase your enemies' desire to fall down and suck dirt. Oh, and unless you're using a shotgun, or have one of the accuracy upgrades, always use your iron sights to aim before you fire. Even at close range; trust me. IF YOU HEAR BEEPING, THEY KNOW WHERE YOU ARE. Beep. Beep beep. If you've never played Recon, or played Recon but never actually thrown your motion sensor before (which is entirely possible from what I've seen), this sound might be unfamiliar to you. It's the sound of a magical device those men in the swamp-thing costumes throw out which lets them know exactly where you are, what you're doing and which way you're facing, for a reasonable length of time. It beeps when there's enemies nearby. If you use your minimap (see how this all ties together?), a friendly motion sensor will show a white pulsing circle, and will show up any enemies within it as orange arrows. If you hear the beep but don't see the circle, that beeping is you, because it means an enemy has thrown a motion sensor at your feet and his entire team are coming to murder you and everything you've ever loved. Find a new hiding spot, and get ready for a fight.
 
      Her er lige lidt fjas: MW2 reference http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cc6-bCM4l-s
BC1 - MGS reference http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uRX6K-A_Xg&feature=related
BC1 - Gears of War reference http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LnmR1X3G9I&feature=related Vær sikker på at tjekke disse links: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nqy7kYBN3ow
Redigeret af SteffenD89 - 15-Juni-2010 kl. 23:27 |
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amorbavian
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 19-April-2008 Sted: Sweden Status: Offline Point: 3010 |
Sendt: 07-December-2009 kl. 15:52 |
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Hypet omkring Battlefield har aldrig fanget mig, saa det bliver ikke mig, der slipper MW2. Slet ikke med tanke paa God Of War og Heavy Rain omkring samme tid.
I oevrigt er de billedere, du poster langt vaek fra den virkelige grafik, som imo igen er noget skuffende.
Men god fornoejelse!
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BORING! |
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SteffenD89
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
Sendt: 07-December-2009 kl. 17:32 |
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Sådan er det jo med alle billeder. ;)
Grafikken fandt jeg udemærket i 1'eren, så den kan kun blive bedre, desuden er det efter min mening heller ikke det der tæller højest.
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deepmagic
Super bruger 
Oprettet: 18-Marts-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 483 |
Sendt: 07-December-2009 kl. 19:22 |
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Det bliver SÅ fedt når det kommer
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SteffenD89
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
Sendt: 07-December-2009 kl. 20:25 |
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Ja. Bare de har forbedret partysystemet siden BF:BC/BF1943 -.-
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jan160674
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 14-Juli-2008 Status: Offline Point: 504 |
Sendt: 08-December-2009 kl. 10:42 |
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Ville bare lige nævne at det kan købes for 1,- i gamestop, hvis man bytter 2 gamle spil ind. Hvilket vil sige ca. 100,- når man køber sine brugte spil i UK specielt til formålet.
Jeg synes også det er for fedt. Glæder mig meget, fik desværre ikke fat i en beta kode.
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SteffenD89
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
Sendt: 08-December-2009 kl. 12:26 |
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Virker det med udenlandske spil? |
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jan160674
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 14-Juli-2008 Status: Offline Point: 504 |
Sendt: 08-December-2009 kl. 16:25 |
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Ja man skal bare sørge for at de har en PEG rating tror jeg det hedder, ellers vil gamestop ikke acceptere spillet. Det er den rating med store sorte numre. som 3+, 12+ osv. De fleste nye spil har den. Også skal spillet heller ikke stå på den rimeligt omfattende ekskluderings liste.
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SteffenD89
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
Sendt: 08-December-2009 kl. 19:25 |
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Jeg var af den opfattelse at listen var kort og at der kun indgik ældre spil. Kan man se den ekskluderingsliste nogen steder?
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Mathias Bøgh
Bruger 
Oprettet: 10-April-2009 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 203 |
Sendt: 08-December-2009 kl. 20:10 |
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Skulle gerne ligge her, men ser ud til, at den i øjeblikket er nede. Kommer vel op igen, på et tidspunkt.
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SteffenD89
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
Sendt: 21-Januar-2010 kl. 15:45 |
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Link til squad rush video. :) |
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SteffenD89
Guld medlem
Oprettet: 10-Juli-2008 Sted: Denmark Status: Offline Point: 4337 |
Sendt: 22-Januar-2010 kl. 17:32 |
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Super nice singleplayer trailer |
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