Bad Company:2 Map Pack 3 Details Appear in BC2 Store
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
Skirmish
Clueless
Looks like it will be just new modes on maps we already have, as the previous expansions:
Tuesday, 20 April, 2010 at 19:36 PST |
Archive for the 'Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (March 2, 2010)' Category
Skirmish
Clueless
This was some funny sh@t…
Monday, April 5th, 2010
Cole
New footage from new map modes for Arica Harbor and Laguna Presa
Tuesday, March 30th, 2010Skirmish
Clueless
Both look hella fun with the new modes…
I know it’s beta footage, but WTF map is this?
Saturday, March 27th, 2010Skirmish
Clueless
Future map pack?
Additional map expansion coming for BF:BC2
Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010Skirmish
Clueless
Not a huge deal, but seems they are bringing us a little more map expansions soon:
Today (March 11th) we’re happy to announce the release date of the second VIP map package for Battlefield: Bad Company 2! It will be made available on the 30th of March on all platforms at no extra cost to all of you who’ve got your VIP codes entered in the game. VIP Map Pack 2 contains the following:
Arica Harbor Conquest Mode - US Command launches a break through action directly at the Russian base. Collateral damage is of no consequence. Capture and secure tactical positions in Conquest Mode across the vast Arica Harbor map.
Laguna Presa Rush Mode - The valley and surrounding mountains possess a strategic value in the battle for South America, and an infantry assault supported by light armor vehicles is likely by both armies as US forces defend the nearby Dam.
VIP members will be able to expand on the deep and ever changing sandbox experience, which in itself provides near endless hours of entertainment, by having new content to keep things fresh. It also plays a vital part in making sure you, the players get proper value for the money you’ve invested in Battlefield: Bad Company 2. This is why these map packs are available at no extra cost, contradicting the industry standard and what our direct competitors are doing. Of course, it also helps avoid segmenting the community, making sure everyone can play together having the same maps available. There will be future paid downloadable content as well but these packs will focus on expanding other parts of the game experience rather than the selection of maps available for the basic game modes. We’re dedicated to taking care of this product for a long time – helping you avoid “mapathy” without getting nickel-and-dimed.
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