Archangel Tyrael Posted July 19, 2012 Report Share Posted July 19, 2012 Air support. Tank support. Whenever you can roll up with something other than your gun and two fists, you've got an advantage. Battlefield 3's Armored Kill DLC is coming this fall, and here's a new trailer to check out. The DLC features a host of tanks, ATVs, mobile artillery, and the AC-130 Gunship, as well as the largest map in the series history to accommodate all this roving death. For more on the Armored Kill DLC, check out Bertz's hands-on impressions from E3. Battlefield 3 is out now for PS3, Xbox 360, and PC. The Armored Kill DLC is scheduled to come out this fall. The pack is free for Battlefield premium members, who also get two weeks early access to the content. The information shown was from Gameinforner.com. Also, click the link for the trailer. http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2012/07/19/battlefield-3-armored-kill-dlc-trailer-scrambled.aspx ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's been a bumpy road for Diablo 3 so far in spite of its successful launch, and Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime took a moment today to address the game's fan community with a lengthy message posted on the Battle.net forums. He comments on roughly every chapter so far in the ongoing Diablo 3 story, from the post-launch issues with error messages to the rationale behind the real-money auction houseto the planned changes in future updates. There are a few noteworthy items of interest here. Morhaime mentions the upcoming patch v1.0.4, which will add "new and improved Legendary items" that he describes as "more interesting, more powerful, and more epic in ways you probably won't be expecting." Improvements to social interactions and the auction house are also promised for patch v1.1, as well as the recently teased plans for a more elaborate set of goals to reach for in the endgame. Interestingly, Morhaime completely ignores the recent rash of bannings related to some players' use of Linux/Wine to run Diablo 3. Blizzard claims that the bannings all stem from verified incidents of cheating, but a sizable portion of the fan community (or a vocal one, at any rate) has stepped up to insist that Blizzard's testing process produces false positives. Given how deeply Morhaime's post dives into the various post-launch talking points for Diablo 3, the absence of any discussion of the recent bannings is surprising. That absence also could be read as a message in and of itself: Blizzard's anti-cheating protocols are sacred, and the notification email sent out with each banning is, as it says, the final word on the matter. The non-address of the issue in Morhaime's post is definitely at odds with the studio's "Every Voice Matters" philosophy that he lays out at the start. It'll be interesting to see how the community responds to that and the rest of Morhaime's statements in the coming days. The information shown was from G4TV.com http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/726122/blizzard-ceo-addresses-the-diablo-3-fan-community/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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