Alright. Here is a good one. What about the communities of both Battlefield and Call of Duty?

Well, let's start with the Call of Duty community. OK, I will say it. They are the one of the reasons I left Call of Duty. Why? Well, seeing Call of Duty is more of a console game... Most of the community is young, and don't understand what they sound like, or look like in terms of mature gamers.
I never had a game with real people. They were all children who loved to swear and be "the best" at all they did, even though they sucked. But, in all the badness. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel. I have actually met a small amount of people who DO have a IQ over 2. Those people, are good friends.


Now to Battlefield. I loved the community. I was given a warm welcome in each server I went to, by the players and the botted server. Now, these people loved to sit back and casually talk about interests as we played games. For example, we spoke about the BF3 and MW3 argument. Of course we all agreed that BF3 will win over the crowed in almost everything, but the loyal CoD fans will stay to their game.


Now, this blog is to provide some sort of sense that communities are a big development to a game. And yes, no one loves a bunch of people ripping each other off and crying. We all want a mature game where we can talk and be friends. Socializing.

Also, off topic for a moment.

Who has Steam?
I want to add you all and play games with you guise. Add me:
SpyFox72

And post your Steam username here so we can all have a sus at your profile, and friend you.

Happy killing.

Next time:
Game Modes.


p.s: This blog is kinda one-sided, but don't worry CoD fans, you will have your say.