Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition
- 4 character classes (medic, assault, recon and engineer), 15,000+ kit variations, 46 weapons (200 different customization opportunities), 15 gadgets and 13 character specializations.
- Limited addition items including four unlockable vehicle related items and two classic in-game Battlefield 1943 weapons.
- 8 huge multiplayer maps and 15 land, sea and air vehicles, including the ATV and the UH-60 transport helicopter.
- All-new squad gameplay where players team up with 3 others and fight together to unlock special awards and achievements in 2 squad-specific game modes. These are in addition to awards and ranks achieved individually.
- Destruction 2.0. Take down entire buildings, make firepoints or blow it up entirely. In Battlefield Terrible Company 2 there is be no place to hide.
Product Description
Limited Edition Includes 4 x Vehicle Warfare Unlocks • Improved Vehicle Armor – An Up-Armor package mounted on all vehicle types decreases the effect of both explosive and penetrating warheads, significantly improving vehicle survivability. • Vehicle Alternate Fire – Additional weapon packages mounted for the driver of all armored vehicles, greatly expands the range of targets the vehicle can successfully engage and ruin. • Vehicle Motion Sensor – Upgraded Sensor to locate enemy units in direct proximity to the vehicle. • Tracer Dart Pistol – Launched by compressed air, this magnetic dart attaches to any vehicle surface, allows friendly shoulder launched rockets to lock on to and track moving targets even beyond line of sight. 2 x Classic Battlefield 1943 Weapons • M1A1 Submachine Gun – Well loved with Paratrooper and Commando units in WW2 for its rate of fire and stopping potential the M1A1 is still seen in the hands of paramilitaries today. Reliable but heavy, this classic weapon is still a powerful force in the hands of a Battlefield Experienced person. • M1911 Pistol – Adopted in 1911 by the US Army the M1911 saw heavy service in WW1, WW2, Korea and Vietnam. Highly customized M1911 are still favored by Special Operations forces for its reliability and the potential of its large .45 caliber round.Amazon.com Product Description
Battlefield Terrible Company 2 is a first-person shooter, and sequel to Electronic Arts’ 2008 release, Battlefield Terrible Company. Following the continuing combat adventures of misfits of the US Army’s Company “B,” Terrible Company 2 features the characteristic humor and grit of the Terrible Company series, as well as a variety of gameplay improvements and additions, including 2-24 player online support; all-new four man squad gameplay; and more. Couple this with the variety of vehicle related items and classic Battlefield weapons included with the Limited Edition (see complete list not more than), and you have the Ultimate Battlefield Terrible Company experience to date.
Tale and Gameplay
As the action starts players have their pick of four distinct character classes, and weapons, gadgets and specializations. Within these, players have over 15,000 kit variations to learn, and will be able to fine-tune their preferred fighting stylishness to give them the edge in combat that they will need to survive and prevail. In addition, new vehicles like the all terrain vehicle (ATV) and the UH-60 transport helicopter allow for new tactics, which players are free to choose from. As players fight owing to mission play they will level up their playable character owing to the ranks as they accumulate experience points in combat for enemies eliminated and objectives completed. Excellence in the battlefield is rewarded with an extensive range of pins, insignias and stars to unlock by the side of with 50 dedicated ranks to realize. Battlefield 2 also features a major multiplayer component. By the side of with standard 24-player online multiplayer options across eight maps, players can also compete in 4-player teams in 2 exclusive squad-only game modes, fighting together to unlock exclusive team awards and achievements. During these online battles players can spawn on your squad to get straight into the action, and use gadgets such as the tracer dart in-conjunction with the RPG to devastating effect. Taken together these features make for one of the most realistic ground/vehicle combat experiences ever. The New Frostbite EngineTactical destruction in Terrible Company 2 is taken to new heights with the updated DICE ‘Frostbite’ engine. Unlike in the first game in the series, which featured considerable, but limited destructible game environments, in Battlefield Terrible Company 2 players can now take down entire buildings or make their own vantage points by blasting holes owing to cover, thereby delivering a unique dynamic experience in every match. Key Features
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Don’t dissipate your cash on this game if you want to play the multiplayer online. I beta tested for over a month with no problems. Installed digital version and only release player works. There is either a conundrum with the game it self, Punkbuster or compatability with Windows 7 x64. Or all the above. I would request a refund but the place I bought from does not do any refunds for EA sports meeting only. If I would have read all the fine print never would have bought this game.
Rating: 1 / 5
I cannot even play it online and it seems as if most people running Windows 7 cannot play it online in the support forums for EA. This is the last PC game I buy, these companies cannot get their act together so sports meeting work the day that you buy it! Punkbuster kicks me out of the servers even though I am not playing on PB servers and it is disabled. FAIL EA, FAIL!
Rating: 1 / 5
Battlefield Terrible Company two is a splendid game. Wonderful, fun multiplayer. That is- if you can even connect to the game. Most of the time you can’t connect to the servers because they are down. If by chance, you do connect you are randomly kicked for no reason in seconds or minutes. EA sports meeting has never been able to pull off a flourishing game launch and this is no exception. It needs patching yesterday, the servers are all crashing because EA hasn’t provided enough of them, and by and large, it’s unacceptable. Wait for a month or so after launch until this “Beta” version is bug checked and fixed. Terrible performance on EA’s part- time after time they simply want your cash on the front end, and refuse to spend it on the back end to support the game.
Rating: 2 / 5
I have most all the Battlefield sports meeting and still play BF 2 today. The game start up menus look outdated and step backward from the BF2 menu screens. I guess they place all the cash into the graphics. There is no prone position so forget about playing the sniper in multiplayer they will see you for sure. I hope the new BF3 game is better than this “Terrible Company 2″.
Rating: 4 / 5
If you’re buying this for the multiplayer, it’s a crapshoot right now. Bottom line, if you’re considering a buy, wait until they sort out the bugs. Your progress is stored on EA servers, which are currently only updating periodically. Chances that you can access them are slim, so unlocks may or may not transfer into the next game you play. Additionally, many players are reporting errors where they are being kicked out of sports meeting even before they end loading. Initially I was only able to join one full game, and entered a second game with none of my progress carrying over. Systematically going down the server list resulted in a heap of network and “EA servers are busy” messages. Further attempts have been hit and miss; there doesn’t appear to be a cure-all that users can implement right now. EA has acknowledged these problems and indicate that they’re effective on it, but have provided no definitive timetable as of yet.
This gave me some time to look at the singleplayer. The campaign is a step backward from the lessons learned in recent gaming. Every time your teammates grant exposition, control is taken from the player and the screen letterboxes, completely breaking immersion. Small context for your activities is provided. The relative brevity of the campaign also fails to justify the $50 price.
Some quick things you should know:
-No option to go prone. Simpler to spot snipers, harder to hide.
-No toggled bow. To remain crouched, prepare to keep holding Ctrl.
-No Battlefield 2-like commander role. Some of that functionality is relegated to individual troops. Mortar strikes can be called, but it’s an upgrade to the recon kit. Armed UAV remote control stations can be operated by any soldier willing to use them (assuming the UAV has respawned).
-Kills made with vehicles unlock upgrades separately from kills made with your various class kits (which each have their own upgrade progression). An overarching rank (Confidential, Physical, etc.) results in additional upgrades.
-If you’re interested in running a dedicated server, you MUST rent it from an EA/DICE “trusted partner.”
All that being said, check the forums, weigh your risks, and realize this is a bumpy launch for those of us on the PC side. Despite the brief and lackluster singleplayer (which has never defined the Battlefield series anyway), and the fact that the bit of multiplayer I’ve been able to play has been a change for the Battlefield franchise, it’s sufficiently fun that I’d like to be able to play more. Will check back in with updates as EA and DICE address these issues; hopefully I’ll be able to adjust the rating up in the near future.
Rating: 2 / 5