The more structures are captured for one side, the faster the meter depletes for the other side. If one side happens to have more points in their power, a meter depletes for the opposition, and once it runs out, the match is over. Each map, excluding Coral Sea, has five points of interest that have to be captured in order to win.
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The capture of structures and maintaining dominance is the way of life in Battlefield 1943. In one way or the other, you’ll contribute to this count by either killing or dying. (As of this writing, the Xbox 360 side of the community has already reached that quota in less than a week, with PSN coming at a close second place.) This approach to unlocking features is a welcome one, adding a sort of co-operative feature to the otherwise merciless competitive mode. Dubbed Coral Sea, it’s an airplane-exclusive arena that only becomes available once Battlefield 1943‘s global community kill count reaches 43 million.
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More interesting is the fourth map, and how it is unlocked.
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Each has their own quirks, like Iwo Jima’s hilly and not very accessible terrain and Guadalcanal’s similarity to Normandy in its classic WWII movie method of soldier deployment that is, Higgings boats onto an iron spike-filled beach. Initially, there are three maps, all based on real-world Pacific Theatre World War II locales: Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, and fan favorite Wake Island. The balance between classes works perfectly for instance, a good scout can become deadly when concealed but is an easy target for close-range attacks. The classes range from the scout a long range, stealthy soldier who carries a scoped rifle, handgun, knife and satchel of explosives the rifleman, who focuses on mid- to close-range combat with a semi-auto carbine and carbine grenades and the Infantry unit, or the closest thing to a grunt, armed with a machine gun, anti-tank missile launcher, hand grenades, and a wrench to repair damaged vehicles. One way or another, you’ll play both factions in a constant switch-a-roo as the matches run their course. It also takes a cue from its cousin by using a squad formation that players can join within the 12-on-12 framework, all the while being able to select from three classes among the game’s two opposing factions: the U.S Marine Corps and the Japanese Imperial Army.īoth sides play practically the same, only really varying visually. It utilizes Battlefield: Bad Company‘s Frostbite engine, which supports some gorgeous visuals with destructable environments that can be literally leveled to rubble. Battlefield 1943 is an impressive feat from all angles. I played them all religiously for a couple of weeks… before suddenly losing all interest. Now, I am not much of a first-person shooter player, much less online, but even so I tend to be an early adopter at times: It happened with Enemy Territory: Wolfenstein, Battlefield Vietnam, Battlefield 2142, and more recently, Team Fortress 2. When DICE and EA announced that they would be putting out a downloadable version of their famed Battlefield games out on current gen consoles and PCs in a game dubbed Battlefield 1943, I couldn’t help but become curious, especially after seeing it in preview videos.