At Gamescom 2013 EA showcased their latest Battlefield 4 multiplayer map called Paracel Storm.
At Gamescom 2013 EA showcased their latest Battlefield 4 multiplayer map called Paracel Storm.
It’s no secret that we here at Vortez are pretty excited about Battlefield 4. We can’t get enough of it! Thankfully EA have showcased at Gamescom 2013, their latest multiplayer map called Paracel Storm. We know that BF4 will be the first game to showcase the Frostbite 3 Engine and will have multiplayer features that no other FPS offers.
Check out the trailer for yourself.
One of the main features promised by DICE is the concept of Levolution in which each map has its own set of destruction settings that cause the layout to change. It is hard not to notice the massive ship crashing into the island and this is exactly what DICE mean by Levolution.
So let’s have a look at some of the things you can get with BF4.
Premium Features
– 5 Expansion Packs
– 2 Weeks Early Access
– 12 Battlepacks
– Priority Server Cues
– New Content Every Week
Battlefield 4 Expansion Packs List:
– China Rising (Fight for Dominance in the majestic Chinese Mainland)
– Second Assault (Revisit 4 Fan Favorite Battlefield 3 Maps – Operation Metro, Caspian Border, Kharg Island)
– Naval Strike (Experience Dynamic Ocean Combat with Chinese Faction)
– Dragons Teeth (All out Urban Warfare with US Faction)
– Last Stand (Final Map Pack/ Epic Conclusion)
– 5 Expansion Packs
– 2 Weeks Early Access
– 12 Battlepacks
– Priority Server Cues
– New Content Every Week
Battlefield 4 Expansion Packs List:
– China Rising (Fight for Dominance in the majestic Chinese Mainland)
– Second Assault (Revisit 4 Fan Favorite Battlefield 3 Maps – Operation Metro, Caspian Border, Kharg Island)
– Naval Strike (Experience Dynamic Ocean Combat with Chinese Faction)
– Dragons Teeth (All out Urban Warfare with US Faction)
– Last Stand (Final Map Pack/ Epic Conclusion)
Battlefield 4 will be available on the 30th of October for PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and also for PS4 and Xbox One when they’re released.
Source: www.thinkcomputers.org
