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Things "easter eggs"

Ok so here are some easter eggs that I found about Battlefield 3

 

 

 

Can you find them!?

 Here are the next 3.

 

 

 

Please post a comment if you have any questions.

BF4 News!!

Ok so here is the source LINK

But are the nuts and bolts

• Battlefield 4 will stick with 64 players. Maps are larger and more detailed.
• Three factions: US, Russia, and an unnamed “Eastern/Asian” faction.
• 4 classes with “additional features and tweaks” compared to BF3
• Shipping with same amount of maps as BF3, there are plans for lots of DLC.
• DLC is already in planning stages.
• Battlefield 4 Premium will be available on day one and include some perks.
• Most of the guns and vehicles from BF3 will return.
• More squad features.
• Commander feature returns, but won’t be the same as in BF2
• Battlefield 4 is coming out on both current and next gen systems, and PC as well.
• Game is more of an evolution rather than revolution of the series. Both technically and gameplay wise.
• Will ship with more game modes than BF3
• Will ship with more close quarter infantry maps than BF3
• Frostbite 2 engine is pushed further in BF4. Better effects, higher res textures, more detailed game worlds, etc.
• BF3 will still be supported after Battlefield 4 launches.
• There is plan of some sort of integration between BF3 and BF4. Could be Battlelog-only.
• Battlelog will be updated for Battlefield 4 with more social features and more detailed stats.
• Single-player and co-op will return, new writers involved this time.

We’ll have to wait and see how things pan out. Battlefield 4 will be unveiled on March 26.

Nice End Game Review! *ps3* review but never the less nice.

Stingers BFF

HB + Forgrip in love for ever!

Foregrip and heavy barrel: Best friends forever People hate the foregrip. Good for them. However when you are looking for the best accuracy, the combination of the heavy barrel and the foregrip often yields the best results. Even on weapons where you would be called a horrible player for using it. Why is that? In the march patch, DICE aimed for a few things when they reworked the attachments: -the grip will give you +0.1 ADS standing minspread -the grip will reduce the stronger side of the recoil by 0.1 -they heavy barrel on assault rifles and carbines gives you 0.25 times the minspread. While the second point isn't quite true anymore after multiple recoil changes with some forgotten foregrip adjustments, it should still be obvious that: -your ADS standing minspread will effectively only increase by 0.025 -your ADS moving minspread will increase a little more on "accurate" weapons due to the higher foregrip multiplier, so carbines will be hurt less by the increased spread when on the move -your recoil reduction will be in the 0.1 area, still outweighing the foregrip spread penalty when moving on most assault rifles.
Deviation, spread and recoil Imagine you want to shoot a certain spot. Now imagine sphere, where your position (or rather the spot between your eyes where your bullets will come from) is its center and the spot which you want to hit a spot on said sphere (this is actually enough to define a sphere, since you have a center and its radius, which is the distance to target). When you shoot, your bullet will hit the sphere at a certain spot. The angle between bullet-hits-sphere and your target is your bullet's deviation. Your deviation will contain contain your weapon's spread and misaligned crosshair. Weapon spread is when your bullet exits the weapon not in the direction your crosshair is pointing. The allowed directions the bullet can exit the weapon form a cone. I you shoot a wall (without any scope sway, spread increase or recoil, i.e. single fire bipod), your bullets would hit a circular area.
From the way spread is implemented, half your bullets will hit the inner 25% of that area, the other half will hit the outer 75%. So you could say that the mechanism favors the less extreme spread. Crosshair misaligned is how far you aim from where you should aim. This includes bullet drop, compensating for moving targets (leading) and, if you've just fired a shot, how far recoil moved your crosshair from the correct direction. You can take care of bullet drop and leading, so those things won't be discussed in this accuracy consideration. Recoil however is not so easy. It consists of two components, vertical and horizontal recoil. Recoil is applied after each shot, except for burst AN94.
Unlike spread, it doesn't affect your first shot, only the following ones. Vertical recoil is the same for all shots except the first one, which is multiplied with the FSM. This makes is predictable and able to be compensated for. Horizontal recoil is at least partially random. There is an interval of values it can assume, and at least for the first two recoils, our observations hint that it is completely random over the whole interval. You cannot negate the effect of this randomness like you can do with the vertical recoil. And it gets worse. Weapons with unbalanced recoil will drift to one side, which will take you away from your desired spot even further. Here you will have to compensate for your weapon's average drift to get it back to balanced recoil levels. Weapons with unbalanced horizontal recoil are worse than weapons with balanced horizontal recoil. Horizontal recoil has another detrimental property: It will move your crosshair horizontally.
 A player model is usually taller than wide, so horizontal is just the direction you want your crosshair not to move. With those numbers and explanations, let's have a more detailed look at what happens when you combine the foregrip and the heavy barrel: -Your first shot deviation will only be affected by spread. However, we don't want to shoot infinitely small targets. If your target is reasonably large, you can still get the same accuracy with more spread (assuming sufficiently good aim). And my plots will show that this is the case most of the time. -The following shots' deviation is influenced by horizontal recoil and spread.
 With the bar grip combo, your maximum deviation in horizontal direction might be 0.175° (second shot spread) plus another 0.2° from recoil. Without the grip, you would end up with something like 0.15° spread plus 0.3° recoil, which is significantly more. Additionally, it is more likely to get extreme recoil values than extreme spread values. And even if you get an extreme spread value, it might be up or down rather than left or right.
 For ADS moving performance, the spread penalty for the grip combo will be larger and comparable to some of the foregrips' recoil boni, but the less detrimental spread distribution will often keep the performance on par with the bar only configuration. There you have it. The foregrip is a good attachment when used with the heavy barrel. I will add weapon plots to the following posts so you can actually see the changes. I decided to go far three round bursts because I think Plotic is very accurate until this point. Also, for more shots both configurations will have a big amount of spread, which will lead to quite low hit rates anyway. I also created plots for the mag fed LMGs, which will show that you need a certain minspread reduction from the heavy barrel to make it work.
 Perfect recoil control was assumed. Distances are 50 meters for ADS moving and 80 meter for ADS standing still.
 DICE: "HELLO CHECK OUT ARMORED KILL THERE IS A NEW VEHICLE CALLED TANK DESTROYER CHECK IT DA FUCK OUT NOOBS WE MADE SURE IT SPAWNS EVERYWHERE DONT FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE NEW TANK DESTROYERS WE REALLY DIDNT GIVE A SHIT ABOUT THE REST BECAUSE LOTS OF TANK DESTROYERS IS ALL WHAT YOU NEED REALLY"
 The second slice of the baguette is served too early, so it fails to fulfill the raised expectations. In a long distance relationship, one can eat up to 414 slices of baguette per minute without raising any expectations. (17:44:32) LucidNonsenze: Rezal, other than a semi auto KH, what do you use? (17:48:43) Rezal: burst KH Ath Rezal loves kh2002 for 96%!