CPU: 1. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Skip to content The year is , and the dawn of a new Ice age has thrown the world into a panic. How to download Install note How to change language Game Size. With the right squad Field Upgrades, you can even set up a secret spawn location. One thing you don't want to be doing with this character is storming a front line. Unsurprisingly, the Support kit is the probably the most popular choice for new players, thanks to the heavy MG weapon - but mostly because you can ignore all those calls for medical aid that invariably fill your headphones.
The trick with this guy is to support geddit your front line troops. Let the the Assault guys go first as their weapons are far more accurate on the move, and either give suppressive fire from a flank, or, if you're advancing with them, drop and wait for your aim to steady before letting rip.
And when you hole up with your squad, always - always - drop an ammo hub and watch the points roll in. The trick with playing the Assault class early on in your career is to know when to be a gun-toting badass, and when to put the nurse's uniform on. If things are quiet and you have a colleague nearby, it makes sense to open up or drop the medi-hub - after all, it's a good way to get cheap experience.
Don't get carried away though - without a defrib, you'll find yourself more often than not arriving late with the bandages. Until you get the defrib, be a soldier first and a doctor second. And use short bursts - always short bursts.
To begin with, the engineer is one of the trickiest soldier classes to master, but lie's actually one of the most useful and versatile, with an outdoor at-range skill for crippling vehicles.
Plus, against infantry his short-range weapon is just as accurate as the standard Assault weapon even if it's a bit piddly. The trick is to again play to your supporting role, in this case by fixing machines, which is the best way to bring in the points.
The danger though is to always panic under fire. If you're in vehicle-hunting mode, think like a sniper; take your time and always go for weak spots. I Have To say that the concept of BF didn't fill me with deep love. It seemed a little obvious somehow -a jump of the shark into the realms of its competitors Unreal Tournament , Enemy Territory: Quake Wars et al that was far removed from the original ethic of its forbears.
Initial hands-on impressions didn't help much either. Its bleak, urban feel of a snowy future meant that the whole affair felt quite sparse and featureless, its colour palette well drained of BF2's grime, sand and sun. But then, as so often is the case, my eyes became more fixed and my jaw began to slacken -and I was once more Battlefield's bitch. As we've previously reported.
Battlefield is very much the Battlefield: Vietnam to Battlefield 2 's Battlefield It's not a true sequel, but a heavily tweaked engine-pal - only this time dragging along with it an exciting new game mode and air vehicles that you don't need a paranormal degree of co-ordination to fly.
My first foray into the Titan mode saw me spawn aboard a massive platform floating above the frosted mins of a future city - one of the Titans granted to both factions in every bout. The idea runs that players take to bulletexchanging lielow the hovering goliaths while attempting to take control of missile silos on the ground - each of which fires off a salvo of death at intervals of two minutes.
Missiles are aimed at the Titan of the opposition of whoever is in control of the silo - the ownership of which sways far more wildly than the slow-raising and lowering flags of Bf-old. The map I played had three of these silos, and the start of my game very much revolved around their offence and defence.
Or it did for everyone else - much of my personal time revolved around constant futuristic death - by mech, by tank and by the knife of a tricksy backstabber. Hie pursuit of the latter, interestingly enough, granting my killer a pair of personal dogtags - a new medal for the cabinet that DICE are proffering knife-killers, to make braggers on the Internet that much more insanely irritating.
Another new feature, meanwhile, is the way that the game lets you customise your kit on-the-fly - thereby reducing suicide rates map-wide. Once you've unlocked a certain piece of equipment -be it active camouflage for snipers a Predatot -style cloak or a magnetic vehicle mines, you can select and use them instantaneously. Indeed, the whole kit customisation now allows you to branch out far beyond the rigid classes of yore -or at least that's the current masterplan.
While I had been busy dying, however, the enemy had knocked out the shields on my Titan - and boarding and conquering was on the agenda. The enemy Titan was manoeuvred into greater proximity they're not static you see, they can be piloted by the Commander - giving him a much greater battlefield presence and jet-pods containing solo players and various enemy aircraft began their airborne infiltration.
I was then cast into a purely defensive role, despite being there, if I'm being honest more of a human shield capacity than anything more pro-active. In the bowels of the Titan, and feeling more than a little nostalgic for my many months of PlanetSide addiction of times past it was up to us to defend four terminals -the destruction of which would leave the ship's core exposed and enemy victory conditions open for the taking.
Needless to say we lost, failed, choked and buggered it up - there was no Ice-Age endangered land won for the Pan Asian Coalition that day. I did, however, come away with a growing awareness that a future-set Battlefield isn't such an inherently bad thing after all.
I mean, I even managed to fly without crashing gg in flames to the delighted 'lol's of my team-mates - what with the future clearly having provided techno-stabilisers for the flight-inept. Description In a climatic catastrophe triggered a new ice age on earth. A hundred years later, everyone gave up on finding a solution to the problem and two superpowers were formed: Europe and on the other side the Pan Asian Coalition - causing an arms race.
Now it's and the war for the few resources left has already been going on for a few years, with no end in sight. Besides the now futuristic setting, the main changes to Battlefield 2 are the new Titan Mode and the revised character and stats system. In the Titan Mode your goal is to bring down the enemy Titan, a giant ship flying high above the battlefield. At the beginning of the round, the ship is protected by a shield which the enemy team needs to take out.
To do so, they can either fire everything they got on it or simply gain control over the missile silos scattered over the map. Once a missile silo has been acquired, it continuously fires missiles at the enemy Titan. Once the shield is down, the players have to destroy three stations inside the ship so that they can gain access to the central core and destroy it. The armory and vehicles are similar to Battlefield 2, but they look more futuristic.
There are a few additions and changes. The number of character classes has been reduced to 4, but you can customize them with many items and weapons unlock-able during the course of the game.
This way, you can provide your scout some C4 which is now called RDX and turn him to an special ops.
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