The campaign gameplay of Battlefield 3 is amazing. The problems start in the details.
Starting with the advantages, it is really necessary to distinguish the specificity of the game during the campaign, which is determined by high dynamics, spontaneity, interestingly selected missions that are very diverse. In this respect, Dice made sure that each mission was different from each other and presented a different element of the game.
The campaign can be really addictive, individual missions are swallowed up like successive episodes of your favorite series, ending with hunger.
As far as this element is concerned, the game exudes freshness, a sense of bond and brotherhood with your team - practically the entire campaign is carried out in the company, there are no missions performed alone.
One of my favorite moments in the campaign is the fragment in which we have to hide from the jet fire, conquered by intense music.
Basically, there are quite a few fragments to remember, as well as, unfortunately, there are many bugs and glich.
Graphically, the title is also not at a high level, although the graphics are not ugly.
The play of lights, the dirt of war and the devastation of the locations we are in are presented in a very good way.
They are limping character models that do not look very good, textures could be much better, or even cut scenes that look artificial.
While the behavior of our team members is definitely a plus - the characters move dynamically, lively, cooperate with the player, the enemy's artificial intelligence leaves much to be desired. Apart from advancing and attacking everything that moves, it does not show much initiative in this field.
The multiplayer system has been designed much better. Some maps are really big, the damage model has been done decently, and our virtual "battlefield three" has been given an extensive arsenal of various toys - from weapons to armored vehicles and jets.
The final rating, considering the weak single player mode and the great multiplayer model, is - 8/10.
Starting with the advantages, it is really necessary to distinguish the specificity of the game during the campaign, which is determined by high dynamics, spontaneity, interestingly selected missions that are very diverse. In this respect, Dice made sure that each mission was different from each other and presented a different element of the game.
The campaign can be really addictive, individual missions are swallowed up like successive episodes of your favorite series, ending with hunger.
As far as this element is concerned, the game exudes freshness, a sense of bond and brotherhood with your team - practically the entire campaign is carried out in the company, there are no missions performed alone.
One of my favorite moments in the campaign is the fragment in which we have to hide from the jet fire, conquered by intense music.
Basically, there are quite a few fragments to remember, as well as, unfortunately, there are many bugs and glich.
Graphically, the title is also not at a high level, although the graphics are not ugly.
The play of lights, the dirt of war and the devastation of the locations we are in are presented in a very good way.
They are limping character models that do not look very good, textures could be much better, or even cut scenes that look artificial.
While the behavior of our team members is definitely a plus - the characters move dynamically, lively, cooperate with the player, the enemy's artificial intelligence leaves much to be desired. Apart from advancing and attacking everything that moves, it does not show much initiative in this field.
The multiplayer system has been designed much better. Some maps are really big, the damage model has been done decently, and our virtual "battlefield three" has been given an extensive arsenal of various toys - from weapons to armored vehicles and jets.
The final rating, considering the weak single player mode and the great multiplayer model, is - 8/10.