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" @FirePrince said:

" Javelin Missle. MP5K AA-12 ACR Vector MP7 M-32 Grenade Launcher "

No! you're getting your MW2 in my BC2 :-(    but then again the more weapons the better, right? "

" This is why we needed planes instead of choppers.   BC1 to 1943 went from planes to choppers, and I think it worked alot better, but no, DICE wanted to bring back choppers.   Why can't we fly awesome modern day fighter jets? "

It sucks because the developers gave it a more serious tone; which it didn't work successfully. I would've enjoyed it a lot more if it had the humour back in BC1. I didn't enjoy the pacing, either. Of course we all have our own different tastes. I prefer the MW1 and MW2 campaign (in case your wondering where I stand on things, MW1 > MW2 campaign).

I fucking hate Atacama Desert. Its off putting for most players; but there are players who love the map simply because they're good at raping from the skies in a helicopter. What pisses me off the most is whenever a enemy helicopter just keeps circling around in our base continue to spawn kill us. It doesn't matter if they don't hold any flags at all, if they keep on killing you the moment you spawn somewhere then they'll eventually win. They don't even have to leave your base because they can keep your tanks and helicopters at bay.
 
There are some oversights on map and gameplay design as a whole in Bad Company 2. I'm hoping that they fix these up with patches, or thoroughly polish the next Battlefield installment (BF3 or BC3). I have yet to see a developer make a decent game without any bugs, glitches or problems (as exampled with DICE, and other developers such as Infinity Ward. Not sure about Bungie).

You people are all insane.
 
Superman 64.

" I dislike the iron sights. "

" I suggest: 1) Stop yanking the cables.  2) Buy some industrial-strength headphones. "

Voice acting and audio.
 
Of course, audio is often neglected on the developer's side as well.
 
Oh. And story.

" @bizsumpark182:  Don't forget that the space race had as much to do (if not more) with building big powerful rockets that could carry payloads which could obliterate the other side of the planet up as it did with sending some dude to sit in orbit for a couple of days, but I digress.  Technology aside, whether or not a human is mentally capable of enduring such a long journey in total isolation (not sitting on some desert island like Tom Hanks in... whatever that film was called) is of far greater concern. Danny Boyle's film "Sunshine" explored this subject in an interesting manner, as instead of having a group of people journey through darkness, the crew was slowly driven into delerium by the Sun the closer they got to it.  Personally, I'm waiting for the zombie apocalypse to hurry its ass up - something far more important than farting around in a capsule for a few years. "