Should i get Call Of Duty 4 or Battlefie ...

I cant decideShould i get Call Of Duty 4 or Battlefie ...
thats an easy question....Call of duty 4 by fari have seen alot more people playing this then any other game even a good few month after it came out 10/10 worth the money so much to do in it and they might be adding more Should i get Call Of Duty 4 or Battlefie ...
Well i'd say COD4 it's cheaper currently and BF:BC isn't out yet. Although i'm buying BF:BC because it's amazing in my opinion.
Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers. COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.
In my opinion, Battlefield, it's freaking awesome :P
depends what you like more if you want something thats arcady and that takes basically no skill then COD4 but if you want something more realistic then Battlefeild Bad Company
[QUOTE=''Pdiddy105'']Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers. COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.[/QUOTE]It's not the learning curve, it's the awkward controls and weird feeling gameplay. BFBC has barely any learning curve unless you're mentally ill. Not that COD4 does either I'm just saying.. learning curve is definitly not why people dislike BFBC.
Call Of Duty 4...definitely!
They are both really good multiplayer games
[QUOTE=''Hatefish2''][QUOTE=''Pdiddy105'']Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers. COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.[/QUOTE]It's not the learning curve, it's the awkward controls and weird feeling gameplay. BFBC has barely any learning curve unless you're mentally ill. Not that COD4 does either I'm just saying.. learning curve is definitly not why people dislike BFBC.[/QUOTE] I don't think you kno what a learning curve is, both games have learning curves
[QUOTE=''APOLLOCJD''][QUOTE=''Hatefish2''][QUOTE=''Pdiddy105'']Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers. COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.[/QUOTE]It's not the learning curve, it's the awkward controls and weird feeling gameplay. BFBC has barely any learning curve unless you're mentally ill. Not that COD4 does either I'm just saying.. learning curve is definitly not why people dislike BFBC.[/QUOTE] I don't think you kno what a learning curve is, both games have learning curves [/QUOTE]I know what a learning curve is, and that wasn't really my point. My point was the reason people dislike BFBC isn't the learning curve.
[QUOTE=''Hatefish2''][QUOTE=''Pdiddy105'']Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers. COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.[/QUOTE]It's not the learning curve, it's the awkward controls and weird feeling gameplay. BFBC has barely any learning curve unless you're mentally ill. Not that COD4 does either I'm just saying.. learning curve is definitly not why people dislike BFBC.[/QUOTE] How are the controls awkward? I played COD4 and then switched to BF:BC without any frustration. I thought the gameplay was very fun. Guess i just see things differently from you.
COD4 is better
I say BattleFeild Bad Company it will kill COD4 game it is the game to end all games
cod4 without a doubt.
I say BattleFeild Bad Company it will kill COD4 game it is the game to end all games
[QUOTE=''Hatefish2''][QUOTE=''Pdiddy105''] Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers.COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.[/QUOTE]It's not the learning curve, it's the awkward controls and weird feeling gameplay. BFBC has barely any learning curve unless you're mentally ill. Not that COD4 does either I'm just saying.. learning curve is definitly not why people dislike BFBC.[/QUOTE]thanks for proving my point. The awkward controls are part of the steep learning curve. After putting many hours into the demo i have them mastered and am usually in the top 3 at the end of every round.
I'll say this.. they are both great multiplayer games. My advice is to download the Bad Company demo if you can, and try it out. But don't give up on it right away, at first I didn't like it but it's grown on me a lot.
COD4 in my opinion but get bad company next......i played the battlefield bad company on line and its very good but i prefer COD games
[QUOTE=''Hatefish2''][QUOTE=''APOLLOCJD''][QUOTE=''Hatefish2''][QUOTE=''Pdiddy105'']Download the Bad Company demo if you can and see if you like it or not. Alot of people dont like Bad Company because of the steep learning curve. You cant just start up the game and except to own everybody off the bat, there is too much depth to the gameplay, which may not hook average gamers. COD4 is a simple by the books FPS. if you prefer just running around shooting people in the back instead of large scale objective based gameplay, COD4 is for you.[/QUOTE]It's not the learning curve, it's the awkward controls and weird feeling gameplay. BFBC has barely any learning curve unless you're mentally ill. Not that COD4 does either I'm just saying.. learning curve is definitly not why people dislike BFBC.[/QUOTE] I don't think you kno what a learning curve is, both games have learning curves [/QUOTE]I know what a learning curve is, and that wasn't really my point. My point was the reason people dislike BFBC isn't the learning curve. [/QUOTE] But your point abot the controls being awkward is a learning curb principle. I had the beta and disliked it cause I died a lot and couldn't get a feel for the gameplay and controls, with the demo I caught on more and it is now one of my favorite multiplayer games. This was the same with CoD4 (as I had the beta aswell)