Tuesday, March 13th 2012
First Battlefield 3: Close Quarters Trailer Released
As announced earlier this month, EA-DICE will release three new expansion DLCs for Battlefield 3, this year. The first of the three is Battlefield 3: Close Quarters. The first official trailer of this title was posted. The trailer very explicitly details what Close Quarters is all about, by showing off gameplay in a map titled "Ziba Tower", which is supposedly a tall building with a gunfight going on inside, spanning across several levels, including its cozy penthouse. To win at Close Quarters, players are expected to be extremely agile, and equipped with the right kind of firepower (such as fast SMGs and shotguns). According to the trailer, Battlefield 3: Close Quarters will arrive in June, just in time for Summer, PlayStation 3 gamers will have access to it a week in advance.The trailer follows. Its content is ESRB-rated 17+.
40 Comments on First Battlefield 3: Close Quarters Trailer Released
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RPG 24/7 (Metro hint hint) Is not worth it IMO
And, Aphex, I can understand your sentiment to a degree but I call foul on you referring to vehicles as "cheap". This is Battlefield. Moreover, there are plenty of counter-balances to the powerful vehicles if you know how to play properly (though could stand to be tweaked here and there). And you never noticed the "Infantry-only" browser filter checkbox?
Oh... and maps like this are good for people running on low resources. People with low amounts of RAM will benefit massively from maps like this...
Also RAM is dirt cheap now days, 4GB DDR3 1600 for less than $40.
I should have mentioned; it's not just the RAM but also people with 32-bit OS. A lot of people are only playing on the "family pc" and the community have been crying out for a solution to performance issues. Small, close quarter maps are a tried and tested way of alleviating these problems for a lot of users.
These people must have pretty good "family PC's". Since DX9 isn't supported, and something like a 5770 or 4870 is really going to be bottom of the barrel when it comes to performance. Most "family pc's" bought from Best Buy or some crap all use built in video even worse than that. Anyone I know running BF3 on PC isn't using a store bought comp, because you need to spend big money to get one with a decent videocard. But either way, small maps don't mean this is going to be any easier on RAM. They are adding greater destruction effects, and when you stick a handful of people in a small room, add in debris, muzzle flash, smoke, and maybe a stray cat, it could be crippling.
Though I don't see how small maps are tried and true tested for being easier on RAM. BF series doesn't really have small maps, even the smallest maps in BC2 or BF3 so far are a lot bigger than COD maps. So I can only assume you are meaning small maps are tried and true on COD, which is a much less demanding game, thats like Apples to Oranges. 4am
Either way, this is a tech forum your argument is that it's good for non-techie's. That isn't us, thats like going to a Mothers forum and telling them why abortion is good.