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Battlefield 3 mit 720p bei 30 fps

17.06.11 - Der Shooter Battlefield 3 (PS3, Xbox 360) läuft auf den Konsolen mit einer Auflösung von 720p bei 30 fps, wie Johan Andersson von DICE auf Twitter schreibt.

Zu Kritikern, die 1080p fordern, sagt Andersson, dass "99,9 Prozent der Spiele auf den aktuellen Konsolen mit 720p laufen". Man soll ihm einen einzigen Ego-Shooter zeigen, der auf den Konsolen mit 1080p läuft - das würde nur mit massiven Einschnitten in der Spielmechanik funktionieren.

Eine Menge Shooter hätten eine niedrigere Auflösung, so auch Modern Warfare 2, wie Andersson meint. Nur mit 30 fps könnte man so große Levels wie in Battlefield 3 realisieren, so viel Zerstörung zeigen, all die Spieler und Fahrzeuge ins Spiels reinkriegen und eine variantenreiche Spielmechanik bieten.

Erneut auf kritische Stimmen der Spieler reagierend sagt Andersson: "Einige Konsolenspieler haben wirklich keinen Plan, auf was sie überhaupt spielen oder zu was ein moderner PC heutzutage in der Lage ist." Release: 27.10.11 (Europa)

TypeJ hat geschrieben::rudikarell:
Pc for the win, wer das spiel uf konsole spielt, trotz potentem pc dihei, het en herte schade!

Assault, Engineer, Recon and Support detailed for Battlefield 3

DICE has updated the Battlefield Blog with details on the four classes players can choose from in Battlefield 3.

The classes, Assault, Engineer, Recon and Support have been changed around a bit, and you will notice there isn’t a Medic class listed – something that has been mentioned before by the developers.

Instead, the Assault class, as previously noted, will have medkits and defibrillators on-hand to aid wounded or mostly-dead players.

Engineers, which have returned to the series, will be able to repair mechanical items such as vehicles as before, but the class is also “very adept at taking down vehicles as well.” They will go about this by using RPGs to take down armored targets, and they can also build “facades that enemy combatants may be using to take cover.” The class will also make use of Carbine weapons.

The Recon class, also known as the sniper class, will make use of the same abilities he used in Battlefield: Bad Company 2; however, those who choose to play Recon will make use of “several completely new teamplay oriented gadgets.” This way, he will be more of a team player, instead of a lone-wolf shooting stuff from on high.

Finally, the Support class, which is also returning, and can use light machine guns as well as lay down heavy fire.

“Support has always been about heavy infantry firepower from his LMG,” said Alan Kertz, senior multiplayer designer at DICE. “It’s a role that we’ve wanted to feel different than Assault’s running and gunning.”

Two new features will also be included with the Support class: Bipods and Suppressive Fire. Bipods provide a “substantial increase in stability while laying down a base of fire,” and can be deployed anywhere by zooming in with your LMG when “prone, or when standing/kneeling in front of suitable supports.” This helps provide an accuracy boost as well as recoil reduction.

Suppressive Fire, an all-new, in-game mechanic, will show incoming fire as a “graphical blur effect” on the Support’s screen to “stress him and let him know it’s not safe to pop out from behind cover.” It also affects the character’s in-game firing accuracy, making him less of a threat by using “real world tactics,” which will also net team play experience points.

“Supported shooting with Bipods and Suppressive Fire finally allows us to achieve an obvious difference between Assault and Support, since the heavy LMGs are not terribly mobile,” explained Kertz. “When deployed with a Bipod, they become an incredibly powerful force. Suppressive Fire forces the enemy to keep their head down and lets the Support gunner pin his enemies in place so teammates can flank.”

All of the classes detailed above can be customized according to how you want to play the game.

More on unlocks, persistence and customization will be detailed in a future Battleblog post, so keep and eye on the BFblog.

Battlefield 3 is out in October for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.

TypeJ hat geschrieben:

BrainBug hat geschrieben: hli ferkel, der unterschid zur pcversion is nid mehr feierlich

lahn bedi videos nebed enenand ide gliche uflösig laufe und seg das namal

President Evil hat geschrieben:Assault au als Medic

President Evil hat geschrieben:Assault au als Medic

Find ich overpowerd! Hoffentlich ändert das no.

Master(G) hat geschrieben:http://modernwarfare3.com/

Activision filed a domain-name dispute with National Arbitration Forum on Friday over ModernWarfare3.com, a gag website attempting to convert Modern Warfare 3 fans to EA's Battlefield 3.

Activision argues that the person behind ModernWarfare3.com "has no right or legitimate interest in the Domain Name," a violation of the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy, and wants the site under its own control. Activision has provided the panel with a two-page list of Modern Warfare's accomplishments as evidence of its right to the domain, or perhaps because it wants to see its "Best Shooter" award from CNN.com in writing. Activision claims the site contains copyrighted material, including the style of its Modern Warfare 3 header, and that the owner "supports the game Battlefield," quoting that it "urges visitors to 'grow up and forgettabout Modern Warfare 3 (because it looks just like Modern Warfare 2) and buy Battlefield 3 instead.'"

ModernWarfare3.com was purchased on March 26, 2009, almost two years before Modern Warfare 3 was officially announced, and until recently the website redirected users to Battlefield3.com. Currently its front page reads, "Warning: this website is under seige," with the above clip from Monty Python's Life of Brian re-dubbed to bash Modern Warfare 3.

O_O hat geschrieben:neue trailer!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPBAZdG- ... ture=feedu