EA has announced Battlefield 4's game modes that will be available when the game launches. Some explanation about the numbers of players in certain maps have also been given and it differs between PC, current-gen consoles and next-gen consoles.
Team Deathmatch: If you have played FPS online, you definitely know this game mode. There are two teams, and the team that reaches the score limit first wins the round. Simple yet enjoyable.
Squad Deathmatch: A different approach on the old formula of Deathmatch: there are four different squads, and the use of vehicles will be limited. The idea behind it still is the same, except that there will be four teams instead of two.
Conquest: This is the mode that is most known in Battlefield. Huge battles between a lot of players. You will fight your enemy on foot, in armoured vehicles, tanks, ships and planes. The goal is to capture neutral and enemy flags, and reduce the enemy score till it hits zero. Current-gen consoles will run the game with a total of 24 players, while next-gen consoles and the PC version will be able to have battles with up to 64 players.
Domination: This is basically the same as Conquest, except that capturing flags goes a lot faster and the game mode doesn’t have any vehicles in it. Another difference with Conquest is that only 20 players will be able to join a match, instead of the massive 64 that is possible in Conquest mode.
Rush: Push the enemy back by destroying the enemies’ M-COM stations. The attackers of the round will have a limited supply of respawn tickets, while the defending team will have unlimited. The attackers can win by destroying all the M-COM stations, and the defending team will have to make sure that the attackers respawn tickets run out. Current-gen will have a maximum of 24 players, while the PC and next-gen versions will have a maximum of 32 players.
Obliteration (new): A bomb will spawn at a random place in the map (but after quite a few matches you will probably know most of these random places) and both teams have to try to deliver the bomb at one of the three objectives of the enemy team to blow it up. The timer of the bomb will make sure rounds of this game mode won’t be too long. Current-gen will play this mode with up to 24 players, while next-gen and PC will play this game with 32 players.
Defuse (new): Teamwork is one of the most important aspects in this gamemode, since you will only have one life each round. With two teams of five players, every soldier counts. You can win a round by eliminating a military objective. All versions of Battlefield 4 will only support a total of ten players in a match.
Check out the best moments of the Battlefield 4 multiplayer that took place at E3 this year. Are you gonna pick up Battlefield 4 on November 1?
0 comments:
Post a Comment