Battlefield - Bad Company 2 - The Review

Posted by fareed shakir on May 30th, 2019

Format
Xbox 360/Playstation 3/PC

Style
First Person Shooter

Modes
Single Player, Online

Pros
Great graphics, Awesome online, lots of online weapons, hardly any camping. Destruction 2.0

Cons
The campaign is merely fair; Movement and controls can be a little tricky.

Introduction
Here is the sequel to Dice's widely popular Bad Company Franchise. The games offer lots of action, witty remarks, Great action scenes, and a lot of destruction. With the introduction of Destruction 2.0 however, things were turned up a level, rather than just blowing walls out of buildings, you can now take down entire houses. It creates the online/campaign fun and challenging.

Gameplay
To begin with, I will not be comparing this game to Modern warfare 2. This is a review, not a comparison.
First thing many gamers'do when they bring home a game is to try the campaign a little bit. Once you start this campaign, you may well be a little confused, The initial mission takes place in World War 2, now you might be wondering what now era has related to the entire campaign and all, nevertheless they inform you fairly quickly why, It involves some weapon of mass destruction The Japanese had manufactured in The Great war. I said that the campaign is never to great, however the story is, I really enjoyed the story although gameplay was slow sometimes, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 really delivered when it stumbled on story, and action scenes, at some parts throughout the campaign, you're the minigunner of a UH-60 Blackhawk, others have you flying a UAV to help make the town ahead safe, or driving tanks throughthe countryside. There was one mission which I truly loved, it'd you running from house to accommodate trying to prevent frostbite, and it was a great mission, which I am glad they implemented into the game.

The controls are different then most shooting games though, RT or R2 is always to knife, LT or L2 is always to throw a grenade, but you obtain use to the controls pretty quickly. The movement is slow, but you obtain use to that too, and it's not at all times slow, it only seems to be slow once you really want to change fast to shoot some enemy.

The online game has you traversing Snowy or Sandy battlefields, destroyed cities, and towns yet to be destroyed. Why is this game really fun however, will be the vehicles; you can fly Blackhawks, MIL MI-28 Havoc's MIL MI-24 Hind's And an AH-64 Apache. Apart from the helicopters, you can even drive Tanks, Humvee's, All Terrain Vehicles, Attack Boats, and Sea-Doo's. They're all really fun to DND Dice operate a vehicle around in, but I choose the Helicopters the most.

The ranking system Battlefield: Bad Company 2 works really well. You should gain points for each kit you utilize; you will find 4, Assault, Engineer, Medic, and Recon. As you could have guessed, the assault class use's Assault Rifles, the Engineer class use's Submachine guns, and the Recon class use's Sniper Rifles. Gaining Points for a specific class are certain to get you weapons, gadgets, and specializations fro that class. In addition, you rank up though, there are 50 levels, and each time you rank up you gain a pistol, a shotgun, or even a rifle for use with all the kits.

The classes come together really well online, and you can't have your squad of four all being the Recon class, or all engineers, because you need ammo from the assault class, you will need health and revives from the medic class, and you will need engineers to get enemy vehicles. All of them work together well, and it is recommended that you have one in each squad.

Graphics/Audio
This game has awesome graphics, they are superior to the originals, and they're up pretty high for the most recent games released as well. You may make out the fibres on gloves and everything overall, the landscape, the vehicles and the folks fighting inside look awesome.
The sound in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 rocks!, when you switch on the overall game and hear the explosions, you are able to tell that Dice did a great job with the sound in this game, it is specific, crisp and precise.