Quote (camopk @ Aug 19 2011 02:17am)

r u fuckin me

Quote (urbanshaft @ Aug 19 2011 04:06am)

The tables have turned. A day after we gladly reported that console gamers would be getting this great PC feature called “server browser”, we can now report that PC gamers won’t have an in-game server browser. DICE’s Alan Kertz has confirmed that in order to switch servers, you have to exit Battlefield 3, and use Battlelog to find another server and join.

Granted, Kertz points out that BF3 “starts up really fast”, but we can’t imagine it being more effective than having an in-game server browser, which has been the norm in PC games for decades — in fact, there’s no other game that requires you to exit in order to switch servers.

Considering that server switching is frequent among gamers, either because of rage quitting or trying to find a better game, or something third, this could cause some annoyance. We’ll have to wait and see how it plays out (no pun intended) when Battlefield 3 is released. So far, it’s kinda disappointing news, but we’ll see how it turns out in the end.

Console gamers now have in-game server browser, while PC gamers don’t. Oh the irony

this fucken better be a lie
only bad thing about bf3
but thats 1 of the biggest wtfs
since mw2 no ded servers n low player count
-.-

Quote (urbanshaft @ Aug 19 2011 05:06am)

The tables have turned. A day after we gladly reported that console gamers would be getting this great PC feature called “server browser”, we can now report that PC gamers won’t have an in-game server browser. DICE’s Alan Kertz has confirmed that in order to switch servers, you have to exit Battlefield 3, and use Battlelog to find another server and join.

Granted, Kertz points out that BF3 “starts up really fast”, but we can’t imagine it being more effective than having an in-game server browser, which has been the norm in PC games for decades — in fact, there’s no other game that requires you to exit in order to switch servers.

Considering that server switching is frequent among gamers, either because of rage quitting or trying to find a better game, or something third, this could cause some annoyance. We’ll have to wait and see how it plays out (no pun intended) when Battlefield 3 is released. So far, it’s kinda disappointing news, but we’ll see how it turns out in the end.

Console gamers now have in-game server browser, while PC gamers don’t. Oh the irony

this fucken better be a lie
only bad thing about bf3
but thats 1 of the biggest wtfs
since mw2 no ded servers n low player count
-.-

Quote (zeecorner @ Aug 18 2011 10:32am)

shaft...just download mumble...its so easy, here is the link. Takes 10 seconds to download and run the audio wizard. Just click ok throw everything in the wizard and it will set it up.

http://www.mumble.com/

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you make more sandy bridges than intel

Quote (urbanshaft @ Aug 19 2011 03:06am)

The tables have turned. A day after we gladly reported that console gamers would be getting this great PC feature called “server browser”, we can now report that PC gamers won’t have an in-game server browser. DICE’s Alan Kertz has confirmed that in order to switch servers, you have to exit Battlefield 3, and use Battlelog to find another server and join.

Granted, Kertz points out that BF3 “starts up really fast”, but we can’t imagine it being more effective than having an in-game server browser, which has been the norm in PC games for decades — in fact, there’s no other game that requires you to exit in order to switch servers.

Considering that server switching is frequent among gamers, either because of rage quitting or trying to find a better game, or something third, this could cause some annoyance. We’ll have to wait and see how it plays out (no pun intended) when Battlefield 3 is released. So far, it’s kinda disappointing news, but we’ll see how it turns out in the end.

Console gamers now have in-game server browser, while PC gamers don’t. Oh the irony

this fucken better be a lie
only bad thing about bf3
but thats 1 of the biggest wtfs
since mw2 no ded servers n low player count
-.-

Quote (urbanshaft @ Aug 19 2011 03:06am)

The tables have turned. A day after we gladly reported that console gamers would be getting this great PC feature called “server browser”, we can now report that PC gamers won’t have an in-game server browser. DICE’s Alan Kertz has confirmed that in order to switch servers, you have to exit Battlefield 3, and use Battlelog to find another server and join.

Granted, Kertz points out that BF3 “starts up really fast”, but we can’t imagine it being more effective than having an in-game server browser, which has been the norm in PC games for decades — in fact, there’s no other game that requires you to exit in order to switch servers.

Considering that server switching is frequent among gamers, either because of rage quitting or trying to find a better game, or something third, this could cause some annoyance. We’ll have to wait and see how it plays out (no pun intended) when Battlefield 3 is released. So far, it’s kinda disappointing news, but we’ll see how it turns out in the end.

Console gamers now have in-game server browser, while PC gamers don’t. Oh the irony

this fucken better be a lie
only bad thing about bf3
but thats 1 of the biggest wtfs
since mw2 no ded servers n low player count
-.-

Quote (ToxicInfinity @ Aug 19 2011 11:27am)

origins + this = no buy

someone needs to remake BF1942 with all high res textures

Quote (adamSn @ Aug 19 2011 10:33am)

lol you'll still buy it.

Quote (ToxicInfinity @ Aug 19 2011 11:42am)

yeah.. prolly.  ill only have 13 days to play it before I ship out to basic though.

ea is fuckin shit for doing this though.  DICE members should quit and work for valve.