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Less Destructible Environments in Battlefield 3? DICE Explains

September 05, 2011 in News comments 4

In an interview with IGN, Karl Magnus Troedsson, general manager at DICE, talks a bit about the changes made to destruction in Battlefield 3 and the lessons they've learned from past Battlefield games.

Destruction has become a huge part of the Battlefield franchise. It was first introduced in Battlefield: Bad Company and has since then, become a staple part of the franchise.
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    TurMoiL911 Sep 5, 11
    It makes sense, seeing as how they're really building the single-player campaign this time. If they had completely destructible environments, you run the risk of creating situations where you can't progresss.
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    Shinobi_razor Sep 5, 11
    awww, i liked dropping buildings on enemies' heads.
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    Anubis Sep 6, 11
    That's actually a damn shame =/ But it still beats CoD's lack of destructible environments. Lol.
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    Daweii Sep 6, 11
    I believe the only buildings you won't be able to fully drop are the ones with MCOM stations in. It was far too easy in Bad Company 2 for the Offensive team to just get a tank and destroy the building and MCOM station.. Made it super hard for the Defensive team to actually win.

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