Fun factor: Tie between Blood Dragon and Black Flag.

There will always be a certain amount of luck to it, you can almost never calculate these things accurately in a video game, but you do need skill to land these with the correct movements and speed. If you have the game yourself, try them and see how far you get.

It takes time, and I believe its work besides the people that were given money b4 i haven't heard or seen anyone giving out money in days.

Well, you can still buy a tank at level one, which I have mixed feelings about. On one hand the rank requirement makes the vehicle more rare, which is generally good for a tank, but then again how are low-ranking players ever supposed to fight back?

Right? Now that I think about it, there's been basically no coverage of the glitches and hackers that have ruined what little amount of economy there was. Hackers are getting worse, but the glitches were a problem from the very start, and it got pretty ridiculous when you could own a tank or jet in your garage as a…

It's a borefest while playing solo, and a slighter better borefest with friends. Glitches and hackers have ruined GTA Online.

That was my favorite small conquest map, it sucks that they didn't make more like it. Love fighting in cities, and a similar one with lots of paths would be fun in BF4. At least they give us a large city via Dawnbreaker now.

That's not a modern military FPS.

I like to use Panama Canal as an example for both a map in BC2 that didn't have the "better" destruction that game's supposedly known for, and as a map that's fantastic without it.

I'm struggling to find a more specific answer. Houses and buildings that look like they could have a family living in them can be brought down, but large complex structures and warehouses generally can't fall, only be heavily damaged. If you've played a decent amount of past games, then you could maybe guess what…

Right, in the actual game "Levolution" is a mixed bag, but outside of it? It's this amazing thing that only Battlefield has.

Defining "true" destructibility is silly. No, you can't destroy everything, but it's better that way. A ruined map has more to offer compared to a completely leveled one.

It's a marketing term that, frankly, serves to exaggerate what the game offers.

Can you really? Has somebody finally made a touchscreen that you can interact with while it's submerged? That'd be amazing.

Sounds about right.

But... they already have a handheld with plenty of great games to support it. I don't play them, because I prefer other types of games, but I'm not going to act like either of those things don't exist.

How's the whole "prestige" system now? I heard my cousin talking about being prestige X, which takes the whole concept to silly extremes. Like, no, you can't be "Prestige 5", that's too low, you gotta be "Prestige 10".

Their best option is retreating to their own sites, but again, just because Vimeo can host high-quality videos doesn't make any better. You're missing the part about monitization.

Part of the joke is that it's being hosted on YouTube, the video wouldn't work on another service. There is no other execution.

Oh come on, they even tag this post with humor! Please tell me you're being sarcastic?