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#Battlefield 2 vietnam mod
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This mod modifies & affects only the Vietnam maps!Īll screenshots were created with the highest graphics settings & bloom disabled. Since pictures are saying more than thousands words I will stop writing unnecessary stuff now, simply enjoy! I still call the mod "No Vietnam Filter", because at its core it does only that: get rid of the vietnam-movie look. While this vietnam-movie look is somehow fitting, I personally don't like it, so I decided to change the post processing effects to a more realistic look and ended up with a complete lighting overhaul. "No Vietnam Filter" is not only a mod that gets rid of the vietnam-movie like post processing effects, but also improves the general lighting in a more realistic way. Vietnam may have new levels and tweaked the weapons, but behind the curtain it's still using Bad Company 2 stat progression.Client Side - That means only your game is affected by the changes of this mod. It uses BFBC2 leveling and continues building on the badges players were working on in the previous game. Overall, it's a solid addition to the typical arsenal of bullets and explosives.įor those looking for new perks or a new weapons treadmill to grind, Vietnam offers none of that. The newly added flamethrower is a great way to scatter an entrenched enemy - as flames just take over a screen - and it's a fantastic way to cover entry points once an M-COM station is set. The changes take away a lot of the clever use of technology from BFBC2 and ramp up the brutality of gunfights and explosives, which make it look like the two teams are bottles of strawberry jam being slammed into each other. Also, helicopters aren't flying fortresses anymore, with basic machine guns taking down an American Huey like a paper airplane. The unmanned flying vehicle (baby helicopter), guided missiles and motion detectors are out, flamethrowers are in.
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Turning back time also meant scaling back weapon options. Rush mode carries over the intensity it had from the core game, except that this time you can't drop buildings on M-COM stations, nor are the buildings a safe place to hide - bullets have a nasty habit of ripping through bamboo. Vietnam is such a different experience that you'll forget it has anything to do with Bad Company 2. The maps are either designed as a free-for-all around the map, where the three capture points are scattered around the field, or they occupy a line, causing a tug-of-war that typically gets incredibly brutal at the middle station. In Vietnam, Conquest feels balanced, like it did in Battelfield 1943. Even with a solid squad to oppose them, it felt like the other team could simply treat the whole game as deathmatch to win. Conquest mode, in which each team must occupy certain sections of the map to increase the speed in which the other team loses tickets, felt like a crap shoot to me in the original Battlefield Bad Company 2. %Gallery-111584%The four new maps are well designed for both Rush and Conquest mode, with Hill 137 (based on the real war's " Hamburger Hill") being the artistic standout for its charred environment. For all intents and purposes, Vietnam is such a different Battlefield experience that you'll forget it has anything to do with Bad Company 2. It occupies a separate location in the BFBC2 menu and the maps are not part of the core game's rotation.
#Battlefield 2 vietnam upgrade
The $15 upgrade includes four new maps ( a fifth will unlock shortly) and ramps up the overall game's tension by turning back the clock on weaponry. Vietnam is, the way publisher EA and developer DICE sell it, a multiplayer-only "expansion pack" to this year's hit, Battlefield Bad Company 2. Of course, it's hard to focus on such questions while you barbecue the enemy with a flamethrower. It's a great addition to the Battlefield franchise, no doubt, but whether it was originally intended as a standalone game à la Battlefield 1943, or as an "expansion" to Battlefield Bad Company 2, is a question that lingers. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam occupies a very strange place.