Battlefield 3 to Have 12 Sets of Unlockable Camouflage

Planet Battlefield writes: "DICE Senior Designer, Fredrik Thylander revealed some interesting information about camo in Battlefield 3 saying there would be 12 unlockable sets. Currently we know about the SPECACT camo set, which is a pre-order bonus for people who pre-order from Best Buy (in North America). It is unknown if the SPECACT camo will become one of these unlockable sets. This would also explain the appearance option that was spotted in a gameplay video earlier this week."

[Dart89]

Nice i literaly can now wait for this game.

Engineer for the win:D.

[M-Easy]

*Nice, now I literally cannot wait for this game.*
fixed :)

[Hufandpuf]

Woah! That camo looks so awesome!

[crematory]

you can get them if you pre order from amazon.uk

[NotSoSilentBob]

And there will be another 5 unlockable camo for 12.99 week 1 that you can only get threw the DLC.

[SuperbVillain]

russian all day

[Avernus]

Man... this game is looking more and more brilliant.

[0neShot]

BF is really copying and embracing everything that originated from Call of Duty.

[SuperbVillain]

originated from call of duty? really?...really?...go home

[SJPFTW]

sorry but fps ranking system and unlocking new items was in Battlefield 2 way before COD4. Heck if BF2 didn't go modern, call of duty would still be in its 8th world war 2 game by now

[Kahvipannu]

Yes, Dice was there first, way before CoD's went modern. Hell, even the name "Modern warfare" was sub-title of Battlefield game way before CoD took it as sub-title..

What CoD did, was the mainstreaming of it, simple fastpaced nonstop shooter, and only thing I can think was original in CoD:MW's, is the kill-streaks. Someone feel free to name another thing original in that serie..

[Arnon]

Weren't kill streaks in Halo 1 back in 2001?

[0neShot]

You're all dumb and stupid. COD 4 came out first before BF2, BF 1 aka 1943 is WW2 game. The subject of this article is camouflage and BF never had anything related to camouflage before. You said COD games are copy and paste, wake up you idiots, it is BF3 copying COD.

[13lackDeath]

@0neShot

Are you a moron or what? Battlefield 2 was released on June 21st, 2005.

Call of Duty 4 was released on November 5th, 2007. 2 years after Battlefield 2.

Battlefield 2 had an extensive ranking system and weapon unlocks 2 years before the Call of Duty series decided to bring their asses out of the WWII era.

Before your 14 year old ass decides to spew crap out of your mouth, do some research.

Above and Beyond the Call since 1942.

The only thing Copy and Pasted around here is the Call of Duty Engine, Textures, and Animations for that piece of sh!t game every year.

[0neShot]

I was referring to battlefield bad company 2, this is when the BF series started to challenge COD when MW1 brought the FPS genre to what it is today. Battlefield 2 did not make any impact to the rise of the FPS.

[13lackDeath]

Sigh...wrong again. Battlefield 1942 Challenged Call of Duty when Call of Duty was still a PC only title.

Battlefield changed the face of FPS gaming combining large maps, vehicular warfare, and Infantry combat.

Many games used the same idea such as Planet side, Halo Series, MAG, Far Cry, Soldiner: Combat Arms, Command and Conquer Renegade, and Crysis 1.

Battlefield 1942 was one of the first games to implement these features into a multiplayer game.

Even before Battlefield or Call of Duty was a thought in someones brain...and DICE was not known as DICE, but were known as "Refraction Games". Before they formed under the name "DICE" they created a singleplayer/multiplayer game in March, 2000 known as "CODENAME: EAGLE" That had Large scale vehicular infantry warfare.

CALL OF DUTY COPIED BATTLEFIELD. --PROOF--

In 2004, 2 years after Battlefield 1942 was released. Activision created "Call of Duty: United Offensive." This was the first Call of Duty game to implement vehicles such as Jeeps and Tanks in multiplayer... They copied Battlefield 1942 due to it's great multiplayer success.

[13lackDeath]

And Call of Duty didn't bring anything new to the FPS genre of what it is today on consoles. The game that did that was Halo. Halo: Combat Evolved had kill streaks, and a stat tracking system long before Call Of Duty 4, came into the picture.

The only thing I can think of that Call of Duty has brought to the table is...Assets you are able to call in with your kill streaks and perks, that's about it.

You don't need kill streaks in Battlefield because you are the Kill Streak assets. You are the Supply drop, you are the Air Support, you are the artillery/mortar support, and you are the strafing run.

Battlefield 1942 had these features as well, such as controllable artillery, mortars, tanks, Planes, and supply drops.