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Nah the developers flatly stated that it would only be on ps3 and 360. Link to the dev qa is in sources.
In Battlefield: Bad Company, theres 2 different types of artillery strikes: there's the artillery strike using the howitzer, and there's the artillery strike using the remote thing that the support class has. The howitzer is only found in a few maps; all at the attackers' base. only 1 man may operate it. when firing, you get a fuzzy arial view of the map. When you fire, multiple morters are dropped in that area. Then there's the support class. To launch an artillery strike as the support dude, you point and hold the remote at the desired area. Then morters will fall on that area, BUT, using the remote, it takes a longer regenerate time until you can fire again than the howitzer has. There are no parachutes involved in either.
2 be honest BF 2 is better because you can prone you have parachutes you have 16 levels(compared to 8) only 2 levels on bad company have helicopters while on BF2 there are tons of helicopters on almost all the levels, AND THE BIGGEST REASON IS, ALL THE GLITCHERS ON BATTLEFIELD BAD COMPANY GETTING TONS OF Points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! those fagssssssssss!!!!!
it is a fantastic game pros: you can drive almost anything amaginable , many great weapons, great story mode , map 90% destructable cons: online is having some trouble with some stuff like no clan support and mic support is bad but they are looking to update for free very soon
If you haven't done this already, it might be helpful to contact your local Trading Standards department first to find out where you stand and if they have heard of this company.
This is a very catchy tune it's called The Beast by Milt Buckner.
How old is the child? Because once they reach the age of 13 or 14, you're parenting time is up. If they don't know better by then, chaces are; they won't. And even in the best of families, and sometimes BECAUSE of them, kids will want to experiment. Girls want to see what it's like it hang out with a bad boy. Sons want to prove that their a man and they can do what they want. You can still ground them, take away the cell phone and the computer. But what my parents did was keep us so busy we didn't have time to get into trouble. As the only daughter, I was in charge of making dinner for the family each night, my brothers did the lawn work and took out the trash, etc. {This was during the '70s, so it's not as sexist as it sounds} By the time we were about 12, we all did our own laundry. All three of us had after school stuff, and if we wanted a ride, we had to keep our grades up. That meant homework and studing instead of hanging out at the mall with our friends. When I turned 16 my Dad bought me a car. A used car. Which I spent the next 2 years working after-school jobs to pay for! And the gas, insurance,and repairs! Plus he reminded me that in our state, no one under the age of 18 can legally own a car. That he could take it away from me at anytime if I screwed up and got in trouble while I was driving it! {I got the title in my 18th birthday card!!!} He did the same thing with my 2 brothers. None of us have even sat in the back seat of a police car. My mother didn't stay up half the night worring about us, because she knew that we were raised to make good decisions. We had some minor scrapes as we got older. We weren't perfect by a long shot. But now that we are the parents, we find ourselves raising OUR kids the very same way. Because it worked!
i don't think you can really control it. unless you create a party before joining to the game, i think it just mixes everyone up.
It's a trend? Everyone has to blame someone else, because no one person is at fault, right? A LOT of people want everything for free nowadays. Several years ago I had a friend who was on welfare, because she was lazy; her motto was Why pay for something when I can get it for free?
i think that the release date for BFBC is March 22nd, 2008
i use the m16 with the nade launcher and its sweeet. I also use th xm8 support gun and it works pretty well. and some sniper rifle i dont remember which one exactly but it looks close to the 50 cal. I wish i bought the health thing tho but o well.
yeah thats was just a demo thier not gonna put everything into a free demo there will be like 8 more maps
the campaign is awesome, i beat it in a couple days of next to non-stop play, s i'd say 12-14 hours. the multiplayer game is amazing. best experience ever! i've played only 40 hours so far, but it's still enough to say i can go back again and again and be satisfied. BF2 will remain the best tho. in other words it's definitely worth the buy. buy the gold version too, it's 10$ more for some pretty awesome guns, definitely worth it
WARNING: Before you post to any of the recommended sites, be careful - there is such a thing as the law of libel. If the company you're referring to spots you dragging its name through the mud, they could sue you. The good thing is that they only win if you can't back up (ie prove) any of your statements, and if you win they're just making known to a wider audience that they're everything you say. Moral: be sure you can prove it. I have another suggestion: can you sue them? Again, it depends on you being able to prove they did/did not do what you say, but if you can, you should be able to sue them through the Small Claims court for your loss, along with any consequential loss. (The Small Claims procedure does not award legal fees, so there are no lawyers involved.) Have a word with Citizens Advice/Neighbourhood Law Centre about getting legal advice on one of these half hour cheapie schemes (your C.A.B. should have details of any ones local to you). Get them to draft the right letter and the courier company might well cough up to prevent public humiliation. Even if you do end up in court, you have a good chance of winning if you can prove their negligence/incompetence, but you must be able to prove it, so keep every document, and make a log of everything that happened (names, dates, places). A word with a local lawyer on one of these cheap schemes should tell you all you need to know. Another possibility is Trading Standards. If you can prove what you say, they will be very interested and may even act on your behalf. And finally publicity sometimes shames companies into action: how about the consumer help column of a newspaper, the sort where they chase the company rather than just tell you what you already know? The beauty of all these options is that you can set all of them in motion at any time, they're perfectly legal, and you get experts helping you, with the chance of getting your money back and public exposure of the company. If you merely post on the web you still don't get your money back and you lay yourself open to possible legal action against you. In short: Don't get mad, get even. There are ways...
You join a squad that knows what its doing (like ours), Know your role within the squad and play with the squad. You get mad bonus points for playing proper squad (not team) tactics. Join my squad and I can get you hooked up. You will be getting mad kills and levels in no time. add me to your PSN list: LBRT_slockwood or you can email me at lbrt_slockwood@yahoo.com Or you can post your PSN on here and I will add you.
It is never possible for 360 users to play with PS3 users. It'd be kickass if possible but sadly no
Well if U buy bad company and you dont have internet U will get bored. ( I dont think that It has local multiplayer )
For one, you have to be playing in a ranked match for your points to actually count towards your rank. 2nd, if you level up during the match you have to exit and restart multiplayer for your unlock to take effect.
No sorry, only the one mission, and I didn't even know there were any enemy helicopters in the single-player missions (besides the final battle with the legionaire). But there are helicopters everywhere online.
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