my favorite moment is when Bad Company says: "It's bad companyin' time", and proceeds to bad company all over the bad people, that moment will definitely go down in Battlefield history as one of the most moments in the franchise
The maps in this game were unparalleled. Because they were all relatively linear, because they were designed for rush, every game the fighting was focused and had a flow.
That's cause BC2 had fun with the WW2 level, unlike the entirety of Vanguard that was designed to take a massive dump on the setting. I had no idea 1 single female Russian sniper defeated the entire German army at Stalingrad...not...
EA/DICE: "We don't get why Bad Company was so loved" Maybe because... you used to make good games? 🤯 And the light hearted comedy of the characters made the Campaign fun too, unlike cod and BF3/4 that tried to take their absurd setting seriously.
@@echodelta2172 Yep they are all amazing characters. And the little details like Hagard and Sweetwater playing rock paper scisors while sarge is on the radio witb mike-1-juliet, or haggard prettending to play golf in the Serdaristan level... Just so memorable! And Flynn from BFBC2 is also one of my favorites. Just a damn good game and story (and my profile name is their radio callsign xD)
Fewer players, slow movement, high time to kill. That's the formula that made BC 2 multiplayer. It's also the formula that was abandoned and never really revisited since by Battlefield.
I actually really enjoyed the more grounded Generation Kill style missions in BF3, such as Operation Swordbreaker. But yeah, the Bad Company crew will always be my favorite.
This game was my first ever FPS online shooter back in 2010, and it's imo still the best one ever made. I thought the single player wasn't as good as the first one (although compared to what have these days with BF1 and 5, it's amazing), but the multiplayer just was on another level. The vibe, the look, the action, the way battles went down, the maps, the weapons, the destruction, the vehicles, actual team work, and that SOUND was just on another level. BF3 was also great, but it just wasn't the same, and it has only gone downhill ever since (BF1 was pretty cool and 5 is actually pretty fun these days and is the closest when it comes to destruction). This game will for always hold a special place in my heart and It's easily my most played online game ever. Personally, I would love a Bad Company 3. But with how Dice is operating these days, I'm not sure it will be the same.
This game was masterfully crafted. I remember Battlefield games getting massive praise for sound design back then as well. The chaos in the multiplayer was something no other game has really touched since then. It's sad DICE says they have no idea why BC2 was good, that's very discouraging.
One of the worst campaigns ever made. And I don't take that lightly. There is absolutely no difference in difficulty setting! I swear! It takes as many hits on Hard to kill you as it does on Easy! There are only half of the weapons available in the campaign as there are in the Multiplayer, the plagiaristic of Goldeneye, a shitty ending, no continuation of the story of the first Bad Company, no Legionnaires, no Gold Bar hunting, no Mike-One-Juliet, and most important of all, NO BAD COMPANY!!! SERIOUSLY DICE, WHAT THE LITERAL FUCK!?!?!?!?!?!!!!! Was this game even made by the same team that did the first game!?!?!
@@M1GarandMan3005 BC2 has a great campaign. Very free/open and mission are varied in climate/setting. Destruction is great. I use hard to pracitce for multiplayer. Ex not getting shot, doing as fast as I can killing all etc.
A BC3 would honestly be perfect in today's gaming cuz everyone and their grandma's are obsessed with crazy cosmetics in their games and it would actually work really well in the BC universe.
Loved the campaign. I'd just sit in missions sometimes and wait for the squad to start a full fledged conversation that would take like 5 minutes and would be hilarious.
I might be wrong but from what I read from ex DICE team members is that the teams were starting to get into different directions (some wanted bigger and better multiplayer experiences with a campaign that just justified the set up while others wanted still the campaign to be center stage and multiplayer as a add on) so because of that many ended up not having a unified vision for the next Bad Company and instead went on the “soft” reboot approach with BF3 and every BF after that is just multiplayer with a small campaign
They wanted to make a game to compete with CoD in sales. Turns out people don't buy for quality. Too bad because this is still the best BF game out there.
I have so many fond memories of the multiplayer of this game. Two of my friends and I would just get in tanks and bully people. Also, this was the game that got my GamerScore to 50’000 back when that mattered to me.
I love how Dice outdated this game by simply adding the XM8 to it. For those unaware the XM8 was being trialed by the US military as a replacement to the M4/M16 platform of rifles. Obviously it never went through with production
Um, I have and still do. It's installed on my PC right now. Didn't think about that, did you Oboe? Yeah... Didn't think so. I wish more people would play Multiplayer again though.
I'm 38 and have played video games for absolute ages and I'll say this...Bad Company 2 was the best multi-player experience I've ever had. What an incredible game
@@fucksmcgee Last time I was able to play there was a decent amount of players, I don't remember exactly but between 12 to 24, but I was playing with around 300 to 400 ping.
Surprised you didn’t notice they dissed cliffhanger twice (or at least didn’t include it) during the ATV race Sweets says he’d win easily with a snowmobile, but Haggard calls him a wuss for wanting a snowmobile
This game blew everyones' minds back then. Mine when i saw the destruction in the levels and the fun multiplayer. Mom and dad when i made them purchase both a copy and a gt9600 to be able to run it..
This was my first BF, not my favourite but easily second or third behind 3 and 4(not sure where to place 4 since it was a little broken initially) After playing CoD for so many years this blew me the fuck away, vehicles, being able to destroy buildings, teamwork mechanics, different classes, actual strategy that's more than just running around like a headless chicken shooting everything that moves, BULLET DROP??, sprinting that lasts more than 5 seconds. So much detail, so much fun and huge fucking maps too. Maps that fucked. I despise what EA has become and what they've done to Battlefield, pricks. Used to be my favourite FPS genre and now I can't be bothered with any of them because they're all the same CoD garbage, broken or overly hardcore, Battlefield was the perfect in between and then they said "What if we just made it exactly like the other games so Battlefield has no sense of identity what so ever?" Fuck EA.
Lol this was also my first BF game, I used to play it on my old shitty laptop at 15-20 FPS with a modded client that allowed online multiplayer for free because EA shutdown or broke the matchmaking at the time. almost 10 years later on a much more powerful PC I decided to grab BF4 on the Steam re-release but I could not find any populated servers that weren't those 24/7 operation metro/locker servers, if I wanted to run around like a headless chicken shooting players on tiny hallways I would have stayed on MW2019. Also the campaing was nowhere near good as Bad Company 2 so I ended up refunding it.
@@xXDeiviDXx that's weird, bf4 still has thousands of people playing it and i've had no trouble jumping into mostly full or completely full servers and it's a game i still play pretty regularly
Important notice that you can't purchase this masterpiece from April this year and won't be able to play online officially after December, same for BC1 and 1943.
When I stopped playing I was in the top 500 in the world for MP kills. (UncleSamzHitman on Xbox 360). I used to prefer slugs because you can literally cross map headshot with them (which I often did) since they have zero bullet drop.
When me & my cousins switched to COD from BF I kept losing for so long then I asked what my cousin was doing and he’s like “slugs in the shotgun” lol what a gamechanger
Thank you for making these videos on Bad Company one and two! Maybe if we as the community make enough videos about Bad Company they will actually make a 3 game. We can only hope.
Ah, memories. Only game I ever cared to Gold Star all weapons. Including the power drill. And thereby discovering the deadly chaotic power of the underbarrell smoke. One hit kills AND we are now standing in a cloud? Hell yes
I find it funny how games break when they get old, mainly the ragdoll, physics and AI behavior, I played BC2 a lot back in the days, it had some bugs, but not two guys facing each other shooting bug, and theres also the enemy flying to the moon after being shoot.
It's actually caused by advancements in technology. Hardware becomes far more sophisticated and powerful, pushing the limits of what a game is designed to handle and having the potential to break a number of things.
@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen yeah, the biggest difference from back then its that now I can run the game at 500+ fps and a lot of these can't handle high frames
Yall remember battlefield 2: Modern combat? It was my first battlefield game and was hands down my absolute favorite of the series! I wish more campaigns were like that
This game introduced why I prefer most modern day setting Battlefield games that include single player to the modern day and near future Call of Duty games, or at least I think it did. Namely being able to unlock weapons and then pick from the weapons you unlocked to create your own loadout. My preferred two gun loadout is pretty simple. A full-auto Assault Rifle or Submachine gun and a Shotgun but I've lost track of the number of Call of Duty single player missions where I've been left scrounging for a Shotgun, and often been unable to find one.
I remember some really weird thing happen when play this on PC, the not updated audio drivers produce graphical glitches in shadows of the fout wheel bike in the snow!
For someone who's only interested in the single-player aspect of games, this game was pretty bare-bones. It unfortunately followed the trend of "multiplayer-first" sadly.
RIP Bad Company Series. Such an incredible set of games. Lots of memories and friends made. Shame they ended support. Bad Company 3 should've been what 2042 is. With portal and 1943 included
BC2 MP was my bridge from hectic CoD MW into other MP games. I got really late into MP shooters, got so old I've turned into semi-realistic titles like Red Orchestra 2 etc but still BC2 gave me a ton of fun by being arcade enough
You joke about the ColecoVision controls, but if you've ever looked at the fire control stations in one of the modernized Iowas, you're not far off You'd also probably love Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, I think it's right up your alley
My favorite part is when at the end the soldier says: “to take out the enemies, we’ll need a bad company too”
It's Companyin' time
EA
@@Gameprojordan Goddammit...
I was gonna say this
my favorite moment is when Bad Company says: "It's bad companyin' time", and proceeds to bad company all over the bad people, that moment will definitely go down in Battlefield history as one of the most moments in the franchise
My favorite part is when Vergil gets motivated
This was personally my favorite BF multiplayer with the destructible environments and gun physics it had the best hardcore rush modes
This was my second place behind 2142's Titan mode, but it's a close second.
mine too, played alot of the multiplayer until cheaters ruined it with teleporting paratroopers
The maps in this game were unparalleled. Because they were all relatively linear, because they were designed for rush, every game the fighting was focused and had a flow.
Agreed. I still remember playing the fuck out of the beta. It was amazing
My favourite online FPS of all time.
RIP Bad Company 2
The WW2 intro in this game is better than the entirety of CoD: Vanguard
That's cause BC2 had fun with the WW2 level, unlike the entirety of Vanguard that was designed to take a massive dump on the setting.
I had no idea 1 single female Russian sniper defeated the entire German army at Stalingrad...not...
@@Gruntvc > Female part
Yeah we SHOULDN'T call that battle of Stalingrad
Because every feet is too empty like neighborhood conflict.
You wrong vanguard have historical accuracy like instead of calling the enemies nazis which is inaccurate they called them Enemy team
@@Shovel-Smacker I remember when my grandpapy would tell us stories about how “our team” would brutally fight “enemy team”
EA/DICE: "We don't get why Bad Company was so loved"
Maybe because... you used to make good games? 🤯
And the light hearted comedy of the characters made the Campaign fun too, unlike cod and BF3/4 that tried to take their absurd setting seriously.
The characters were really a highlight. Every character in BF games since has a pole up their ass and some dime-store Tom Clancy knockoff story
@@echodelta2172 Yep they are all amazing characters. And the little details like Hagard and Sweetwater playing rock paper scisors while sarge is on the radio witb mike-1-juliet, or haggard prettending to play golf in the Serdaristan level... Just so memorable! And Flynn from BFBC2 is also one of my favorites. Just a damn good game and story (and my profile name is their radio callsign xD)
@@BravoOneCharlie Truck-a-saurus Rex!
Fewer players, slow movement, high time to kill. That's the formula that made BC 2 multiplayer. It's also the formula that was abandoned and never really revisited since by Battlefield.
I actually really enjoyed the more grounded Generation Kill style missions in BF3, such as Operation Swordbreaker. But yeah, the Bad Company crew will always be my favorite.
This game was my first ever FPS online shooter back in 2010, and it's imo still the best one ever made. I thought the single player wasn't as good as the first one (although compared to what have these days with BF1 and 5, it's amazing), but the multiplayer just was on another level. The vibe, the look, the action, the way battles went down, the maps, the weapons, the destruction, the vehicles, actual team work, and that SOUND was just on another level. BF3 was also great, but it just wasn't the same, and it has only gone downhill ever since (BF1 was pretty cool and 5 is actually pretty fun these days and is the closest when it comes to destruction). This game will for always hold a special place in my heart and It's easily my most played online game ever.
Personally, I would love a Bad Company 3. But with how Dice is operating these days, I'm not sure it will be the same.
This game was masterfully crafted. I remember Battlefield games getting massive praise for sound design back then as well. The chaos in the multiplayer was something no other game has really touched since then. It's sad DICE says they have no idea why BC2 was good, that's very discouraging.
same here, such amazing memories on BC2. im getting in on steam again quite soon.
No offense but battlefield fell of after bf1
@@eisendrag facts
@@eisendrag honestly, it fell off during bf1 when they ran out of steam after russian dlc dropped
When you do BC2: 'Nam I hope you get to witness the wonders of the custom maps with their *historically accurate **_flying tanks_*
BF BC 2 multiplayer at its peak was the best game of its time.
people still play and you don't have to be a "veteran" to be good at it either
Still by far the best BF game ever.
this game was SO fun back in the day. I never beat the campaign but i was in love with the multiplayer.
The campaign has very high replayability. Try it on hard difficulty
One of the worst campaigns ever made. And I don't take that lightly. There is absolutely no difference in difficulty setting! I swear! It takes as many hits on Hard to kill you as it does on Easy! There are only half of the weapons available in the campaign as there are in the Multiplayer, the plagiaristic of Goldeneye, a shitty ending, no continuation of the story of the first Bad Company, no Legionnaires, no Gold Bar hunting, no Mike-One-Juliet, and most important of all, NO BAD COMPANY!!! SERIOUSLY DICE, WHAT THE LITERAL FUCK!?!?!?!?!?!!!!! Was this game even made by the same team that did the first game!?!?!
@@M1GarandMan3005 Lol then you either haven't played it, or atleast haven't played later BF games like BF1, which is unplayable.
@@guitarjacob1237 oh I’ve played it all right. Thrice. If it wasn’t for the Multiplayer I would’ve sent it back.
@@M1GarandMan3005 BC2 has a great campaign. Very free/open and mission are varied in climate/setting. Destruction is great. I use hard to pracitce for multiplayer. Ex not getting shot, doing as fast as I can killing all etc.
A BC3 would honestly be perfect in today's gaming cuz everyone and their grandma's are obsessed with crazy cosmetics in their games and it would actually work really well in the BC universe.
Loved the campaign. I'd just sit in missions sometimes and wait for the squad to start a full fledged conversation that would take like 5 minutes and would be hilarious.
I absolutely love Bad Company they need to be in more games
All time favorite FPS game right next to MW2. The Vietnam DLC for the multiplayer was so sick!
I will never understand why they never continued this series.
majority of game developers dont seem to make the decisions that make the most sense nowadays
I might be wrong but from what I read from ex DICE team members is that the teams were starting to get into different directions (some wanted bigger and better multiplayer experiences with a campaign that just justified the set up while others wanted still the campaign to be center stage and multiplayer as a add on) so because of that many ended up not having a unified vision for the next Bad Company and instead went on the “soft” reboot approach with BF3 and every BF after that is just multiplayer with a small campaign
They wanted to make a game to compete with CoD in sales. Turns out people don't buy for quality. Too bad because this is still the best BF game out there.
As a drone pilot trainee I can confirm that most drones are controlled through Xbox controls
It just makes sense
Why would a drone even need a pilot? Oxy-you-moron. You are getting a job which will outmode you in like a year's time
I have so many fond memories of the multiplayer of this game. Two of my friends and I would just get in tanks and bully people. Also, this was the game that got my GamerScore to 50’000 back when that mattered to me.
I love how Dice outdated this game by simply adding the XM8 to it.
For those unaware the XM8 was being trialed by the US military as a replacement to the M4/M16 platform of rifles. Obviously it never went through with production
In gun's description it says XM8 is experimented and not adopted.
We could have had Bad Company 3, but instead we got 2042.
7:26
"I call that Uncharted 4"
Your humor is so specific and so accurate. Your entire YT brand actually.
One of The Best Battlefield Games Ever
Um, I have and still do. It's installed on my PC right now. Didn't think about that, did you Oboe? Yeah... Didn't think so. I wish more people would play Multiplayer again though.
I'm 38 and have played video games for absolute ages and I'll say this...Bad Company 2 was the best multi-player experience I've ever had. What an incredible game
Ditto, last time I tried it was like 2 European servers with like 7 people
@Eclipze MMG multiplayer is fairly active
@Eclipze MMG Well tbf, Bad Company 2 was the absolute pinnacle of battlefields multiplayer, the later ones are shit tho
@@fucksmcgee Last time I was able to play there was a decent amount of players, I don't remember exactly but between 12 to 24, but I was playing with around 300 to 400 ping.
Your editing is getting pretty dang good, when you zoomed into the wall - it really FELT like i was nauseated!
This was my first Battlefield game and I loved it.
Surprised you didn’t notice they dissed cliffhanger twice (or at least didn’t include it) during the ATV race Sweets says he’d win easily with a snowmobile, but Haggard calls him a wuss for wanting a snowmobile
Loved playing this when it first came out, glad you decided to play it!
You didn't think we'd catch the subtle Dune OST at 6:45 but yes we did.
Yes I did.
"What's going in there Haggard?"
"THE PASSING OF THE SHAI-HALUD CLEANSES THE WORLD, MAR-LO!"
Don't feel bad. That's just the way it works out sometimes
I just finished watching the bad company 1 video and them this gets released, thank you all mighty oboe
I love this game for the audio man..it still holds up and is actually better IMHO.
Awesome game.
Oh XM8. You never got the chance the shine. But at least you were on TV for a little while.
I predict Bad Company 3 and Half-Life 3 will come out in the same amazing year. Probably the year after I die.
Sorry for the delay everyone.
This game blew everyones' minds back then. Mine when i saw the destruction in the levels and the fun multiplayer. Mom and dad when i made them purchase both a copy and a gt9600 to be able to run it..
Best battlefield game!!! Story, soundtrack, dialogue, total destructive environment.
been waiting for the next video! i always loved these games, they felt ahead of themselves on the 360... thanks for another video!
This was my first BF, not my favourite but easily second or third behind 3 and 4(not sure where to place 4 since it was a little broken initially)
After playing CoD for so many years this blew me the fuck away, vehicles, being able to destroy buildings, teamwork mechanics, different classes, actual strategy that's more than just running around like a headless chicken shooting everything that moves, BULLET DROP??, sprinting that lasts more than 5 seconds.
So much detail, so much fun and huge fucking maps too. Maps that fucked.
I despise what EA has become and what they've done to Battlefield, pricks. Used to be my favourite FPS genre and now I can't be bothered with any of them because they're all the same CoD garbage, broken or overly hardcore, Battlefield was the perfect in between and then they said "What if we just made it exactly like the other games so Battlefield has no sense of identity what so ever?"
Fuck EA.
You’re the target audience EA went for beginning with BF3 and BF4. Cod lite Battlefields with BF3 being the last one they gave a shit about.
Lol this was also my first BF game, I used to play it on my old shitty laptop at 15-20 FPS with a modded client that allowed online multiplayer for free because EA shutdown or broke the matchmaking at the time.
almost 10 years later on a much more powerful PC I decided to grab BF4 on the Steam re-release but I could not find any populated servers that weren't those 24/7 operation metro/locker servers, if I wanted to run around like a headless chicken shooting players on tiny hallways I would have stayed on MW2019. Also the campaing was nowhere near good as Bad Company 2 so I ended up refunding it.
@@detectiveharris8772 Battlefield 4 was amazing and I'm definitely not a fan of CoD so whatever you're smoking, just stahp. 🤣
@@xXDeiviDXx that's weird, bf4 still has thousands of people playing it and i've had no trouble jumping into mostly full or completely full servers and it's a game i still play pretty regularly
@@Rogue_Nine416 same bro idk what hes talking about. maybe on PC its dead? cuz i play on ps4 and its pretty lit.
The birds will love you for destroying that Wind Mill
Mate the multiplayer on bc2 was unbelievable. I used to snipe with the shotgun too.
Important notice that you can't purchase this masterpiece from April this year and won't be able to play online officially after December, same for BC1 and 1943.
When I stopped playing I was in the top 500 in the world for MP kills. (UncleSamzHitman on Xbox 360).
I used to prefer slugs because you can literally cross map headshot with them (which I often did) since they have zero bullet drop.
When me & my cousins switched to COD from BF I kept losing for so long then I asked what my cousin was doing and he’s like “slugs in the shotgun” lol what a gamechanger
@@maltsutty infinite range in BFBC2 for slugs.
@@bennygerow Carl Gustav cross mapping was super fun too, or tracering someone and having a buddy use the RPG on the poor bastard.
I remember playing the Bad Co 1 and 2, loved those games. Would jump between those and MW2 and BO1. The good ole days
Doing the battlefield theme with guns in any game that has guns it became something that i always do when i win
Thank you for making these videos on Bad Company one and two! Maybe if we as the community make enough videos about Bad Company they will actually make a 3 game. We can only hope.
Do we really need modern EA screwing it up and ruining its good name though?
@@SaintSullys That is most definitely a concern to contemplate!
Imagine obliterating a middle Eastern hospital with an Xbox 360 controller
Gud lard!
The idiotic banter in this game is easily the best in any game I’ve played.
It’s flashback inducingly accurate lol😳😂
wE dONt D0nT kNOw wHAT MAkeS bAD C0mPaNy Go0d.
Always make me happy we you post a video
Unironically the best Battlefield
Best console battlefield for sure
Rest in perfection
Ah, memories. Only game I ever cared to Gold Star all weapons. Including the power drill.
And thereby discovering the deadly chaotic power of the underbarrell smoke. One hit kills AND we are now standing in a cloud? Hell yes
I find it funny how games break when they get old, mainly the ragdoll, physics and AI behavior, I played BC2 a lot back in the days, it had some bugs, but not two guys facing each other shooting bug, and theres also the enemy flying to the moon after being shoot.
It's actually caused by advancements in technology. Hardware becomes far more sophisticated and powerful, pushing the limits of what a game is designed to handle and having the potential to break a number of things.
@@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen yeah, the biggest difference from back then its that now I can run the game at 500+ fps and a lot of these can't handle high frames
@@_danielhld even many modern games still can't handle increased FOV.
literally one the best multiplayers of all time
Bad company 2 multi-player was my introduction to online multi-player. Always had a soft spot in my heart.
Yall remember battlefield 2: Modern combat?
It was my first battlefield game and was hands down my absolute favorite of the series! I wish more campaigns were like that
Love this game so much. But it's so sad we'll never see good battlefield game. Just heartbreaking. Still so many memories with this masterpiece.
8:15 hey look, it's Col. Sawyer from "World in conflict"
I hate how much I enjoy your videos
Insane how well this game holds up and still is better then some games today
This game introduced why I prefer most modern day setting Battlefield games that include single player to the modern day and near future Call of Duty games, or at least I think it did. Namely being able to unlock weapons and then pick from the weapons you unlocked to create your own loadout. My preferred two gun loadout is pretty simple. A full-auto Assault Rifle or Submachine gun and a Shotgun but I've lost track of the number of Call of Duty single player missions where I've been left scrounging for a Shotgun, and often been unable to find one.
This is the best battlefield game ever made and I sunk several thousand hours into it on the 360
Thanks for informing me about this .
I really enjoy this channel 💪💪💪
Best BF game even in 2022
The intro for cliffhanger is a unskippable cut-scene
the animation of Russia just chomping down Europe at 1:20 is kinda funny in retrospect
i spent endless hours on multiplayer with my friend,it was amazing back then
Bro…this just made my day
The best battlefield with clean and simple graphics where you can actually see the enemy players
Wow! Never knew that snow is actually shipped all the way from Alaska.
"The More You Know"
5:25
Oh no you're definetly not the only one :D
I did it once as a gunnet in Btf V and the pilot mimiced me.
I remember some really weird thing happen when play this on PC, the not updated audio drivers produce graphical glitches in shadows of the fout wheel bike in the snow!
Dice has gone downhill worse than COD since Bad Company days sadly. 😭
The alaska snow import joke was top teir comedy
I do the theme every time I'm someone's gunner and I always wonder if they get it
Battlefield made fun of MW2 yet their games make you want to drink heavy water
For someone who's only interested in the single-player aspect of games, this game was pretty bare-bones. It unfortunately followed the trend of "multiplayer-first" sadly.
I constantly run around shooting the theme song
RIP Bad Company Series. Such an incredible set of games. Lots of memories and friends made. Shame they ended support.
Bad Company 3 should've been what 2042 is. With portal and 1943 included
I've been playing this game for 10 years. this is the best batel- the best!
snipping in this game was🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love the idea of importing snow from Alaska.
Every time I’m on a mg in any bf game I hit the theme song real quick
best game in universe also the trailers for bad company 1 are pretty funny
most memorable line was "you were always bad company too" i love sweetwater
BC2 MP was my bridge from hectic CoD MW into other MP games. I got really late into MP shooters, got so old I've turned into semi-realistic titles like Red Orchestra 2 etc but still BC2 gave me a ton of fun by being arcade enough
I also play the battlefield theme song with guns on every Battlefield I play.
I remember always playing on hardcore and just dropping people with the M1 Garand. That rifle was OP lol
Vampire rain and dark are some 360 games where you deal with vampires and rain.
Yes, this is a really good game. I shall play it again sometime in future.
Started playing again super fun
You joke about the ColecoVision controls, but if you've ever looked at the fire control stations in one of the modernized Iowas, you're not far off
You'd also probably love Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, I think it's right up your alley
I loved the WW2 prelude
Yous a funny dude. Definitely content deserving of 1m+ subs. Let's get it.
They could never have made bad company 3, as you’d need to be able to have 3 guns. The engine couldn’t handle it.
I remember liking it so much more than the first one
Oh man dice was Epic at the Time
While everyone was playing MW2, I was slaying on Bad company 2 in 2010. It was a more enjoyable game and had no cheating quick scopers. 🙃
I loved this game on 360.
Thank you for leaving the chair joke in I found it very funny :)
I'm currently in the navy and I work on a submarine, our periscopes use an Xbox controller
I've never in my entire life heard a person use cutscene as a verb
I'm late to the whole Battlefield hype in general, only becoming a fan at 2018, but damn BC2 is gold.