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Edited by Dustin:
1/21/2013 2:19:03 AM
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Battlefield or Call of Duty?
There is no 'other' option. You must choose.
ME: I chose BF because helicopters and destructible environments.
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The large scale fighting looks good on paper but doesn't really appeal to me in a competitive sense. It's fun to play every now and then.
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5 RepliesCounter Strike
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Battlefield rewards you nicely for teamplay, which is what makes [i]multiplayer[/i] shooters compelling. In CoD the bigger reward comes from individual skill. But you know, sound design favours Battlefield (very generously). I can make more interesting gun sounds with my mouth than those wonky prrrt's in Black Ops.
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Battlefield. I'm sorry, but you just can't compare.
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Halo.
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I prefer Battlefield over Call of Duty.
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BF3 was my last BF game. MW2 was my last COD game. I choose BF, for now.
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BF, without a doubt.
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Cod for zombies. Other than that I don't care about either in the slightest.
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Black Ops series, because the single player has a compelling story (albeit with presentation and gameplay issues) and is actually decently engaging. Unlike Battlefield 3's campaign, which was written by the child of M Night Shyamalan and Mac Walters and had its levels designed by drunken monkeys.
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I choose Battlefield because I like to drive vehicles.
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BF for sure. The things I've learnt about my mum on cod is extraordinary.
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Battlefield by a long shot.
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Battlefield is far superior.
