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I’ve been a die hard Call of Duty fan for the last several years. I’ve heard the rumblings that Battlefield was a superior game however I’ve always viewed it as more of a PC game. In 2011, Battlefield 3 was released shortly before the annual CoD game. Many gamers decided that they had to have both, while some chose one or the other. Looking at sales, I was in the majority and chose just one title and that was CoD.
Fast forward to Spring of 2012, Battlefield 3 was on sale and I decided to pull the trigger and see what the fuss is about. The first thing I noticed was the stunning graphics. Visually the game is top notch. DICE did a great job getting the most out of the Frostbite 2 engine. The lights and darks really stand out.
Once I got used to the incredible visuals, I tried to get a hold of the controls. This is my number one complaint with the game. The control scheme is extremely frustrating and feel like the exact opposite of what I would want in a FPS. They do allow you to customize it to a certain degree but they never truly let you customize it to a perfect scheme.
