Battlefield 3: first Battlelog images
EA's answer to Call of Duty: Elite revealed.
On the day the Call of Duty: Elite beta goes live the first images of EA's Battlefield 3 Battlelog have surfaced on the internet. Fancy that.
Images appeared on EA's German Battlefield page, but were quickly removed - not before Battlefieldo grabbed a few screenshots and popped them live. Check them out below.
Battlelog is inspired by Autolog, the stat-tracking and socially proficient feature that debuted in Criterion's Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit last year.
It has built-in chat, Facebook style social networking features and a nice clean interface.
Battlelog is also EA's answer to Call of Duty: Elite, but unlike Elite it does not include an optional premium subscription.
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they had a chance to offer something else over the competition but got greedy.
is this where we are heading?! :/
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This was my page from BF2: [link url=http://www.bf2stats.net/player/43476751
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Please don't make fun of my KDR :/
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As long as they don't charge for it...
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Either way, no chance of me ever paying for something like this and if the free version is gimped then I won't visit the site and EA will miss out on all that potential advertising crap to throw at me.
EDIT: Oops, seems like they are not charging. Goody!
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[link url=http://bfbcs.com/stats_ps3/TheEarlOfZinger
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KDR doesn't mean shit when you are actually doing the objectives to win your team the round (in my experience). Mine is shitty too, but my W/L ratio certainly isn't.
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companies that offer non essential services can only be as 'greedy' as consumers allow so if enough people choose to pay for a premium service then it was obviously a good business move by that company.
personally i will have a look at what this service offers and base my decision on that rather then moan and feign disgust.
BTW it's COD offering charged subscription
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I hope not, because the unofficial ones always seem to work a hell of a lot better / update more regularly than EA's shite version.
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My stats are tip top, KD and WL both in the green. Shocked to see my highest scoring class, by some margin, was wookie.
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'It's EA's answer to Call of Duty: Elite'????
Hang on a sec...the Battlefield series has had a fantastic online stat tracking site to for years.
It's Call of Duty that's playing catch-up, not the other way around.
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Exactly how are EA behind in the stat tracking compared to Activision?
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Nothing more annoying than the never ending "updating stats" box.
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...This kinda of online stat tracking stuff has been around since the Battlefield 2 days
You console kids are well behind the times...
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[link url=http://www.bf2stats.net/player/44534866/
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