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Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: 420 // April 13th, 2011.

Battlefield 3 is powered by the Frostbite 2.0 Engine, and thats been the center of talk recently. Battlefield 2 was run on the Frostbite 1.5 Engine, so it was somewhat limited. Patrick Bach of DICE recently stated in a interview with Norweigan game magazine Gamer, announcing that Battlefield 3 will feature the largest maps DICE has ever made.

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“The game is still early in development, but I can tell you that Battlefield 3 will have the largest maps we have ever made,” said Patrick Bach. He also added that the PC version will allow a 64 player match, with the possibility of using jets, helicopters, tanks and infantry combat on a single map. We don't have the full, juicy, details on the multiplayer just yet; however, such information is likely to be released at E3.

Bigger maps than BC2 and consoles don't even get 64 player matches? Doesn't sound like this is gonna work out good.

Big maps= stupidity

im defo not getting this game for 1 i hate huge maps with loads of buildings full of people camping and 64 player matches? servers will be shit with 64 players in 1 match + big maps, 32 people on your team /facepalm

I don't like big maps. I tried homefront for awhile but the maps were way to big so I quit

I hope that they include some smaller maps too. I am not the biggest fan of playing on huge maps all the time

I don't really mind because there will be vehicles, but then again they might get annoying.

I want to see how the use of jets will be implemented. They might be overpowered to a person with good jet flight skills.

better be nothing like Angels island on Homefront....

Big maps can be a big plus, or a big problem. DICE did a great job with Battlefield: Bad Company 2 in my opinion, and therefore that get some of my trust when it comes to this. Nonetheless, it's easy for big maps to make a multiplayer experience boring.

I'm not a gamer that requires constant action by any means, but when I'm in multiplayer, I expect to have some interaction with other gamers. If I'm lost at some random point in a huge map, I'm probably going to leave the lobby out of boredom.

With the addition of vehicles, which I'm sure there will be given this is a Battlefield title, that issue should be eliminated to an extent. I don't want to have to rely on vehicle transport, however, to get from point A to point B.

This news is exciting, definitely, let's just hope DICE knows what they're doing.