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Battlefield 3: Not Your Ordinary Call of Duty.

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No review of it?

 

Singleplayer story sucks, its Battlefield, not Bad Company.

Multiplayer: Exactly what you expect from a battle field game.

More Guns

More Upgrades

More Ranks

More Vehicles

New shit, like flash lights, and lasers that actually blind you and are actualy a large gameplay mechanic in multiplayer, and sprinkle in a few new ways to gain 'points', like laying out suppressive fire actually gives you points AND does something to the enemey besides force them to hide behind cover.

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is the game long? and is there an option for 3rd person view? and is there a co-op for story mode?

 

Single player campeign is short, you can probalbly finish it in 6 hours max.

BF series has always been an Online Game, never a Campeign. (Bad Company is the exception here)

No 3rd pesron, except when in tanks/vehicles if you want to play that way.

 

there is an online-co-op but its different from the singleplayer. (Escentially, same/similiar maps, but the story's different/gone so your escentially just plowing through them for points to unlock co-op weapons for use in regular multi-player.)

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