I773D33MABL3 said:
Post edited 11:31 am – 04/21/2010 by I773D33MABL3
@Dizzel
A game doesn't need to be on another planet or involve alien weaponry to feel different.
BC1 played completely differently to MW1. They were both modern war-based shooters but they still managed to be distinct.
BC had huge, sprawling maps that invited a range of options for playing the game even when limited to only two game modes. The lower damage done by guns meant shoot-outs weren't always won by the person that started shooting first. You had time to react and fight back.
BC2 has definitely made some improvements but it's also become a lot more stream-lined and confined.
Sure i agree that maps dont have to be on another planet to feel different , but it definatley helps. With anything based on Earth they really have to keep it to only a few types of area , but with it being on another planet they can just make it up as they go.
So then i guess the question that should have been asked a page or 2 ago is “is BBC2 distinct from MW2?” (even though we were only talking about the maps i'll run with this) and it is there are way too many differences between the 2 (maps and otherwise) for it not to be known as distinctly different.
