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26 Oct 10, 21:24
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Real Name: Ryan
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Chicago
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Battlefield:Vietnam
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29 Oct 10, 01:26
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Real Name: Scott
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: The Tri-State Area
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I love BC2 and I am looking forward to this DLC. I am also curious about the new Call of Duty Black Ops.
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29 Oct 10, 01:26
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Real Name: Blake
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Chillin In the Artic Praries
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I loved playing Vietnam! was my favorite game out the bunch of War-games-FPS's i got in a box set several years ago.
But sadly i have lost my game disc for this and for Battlefield 1942 (accidentally uninstalled and i got all the discs but 1 of the original 2)... so my battlefield series is ruined
Might have to pick up BF2 just for this expansion 
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29 Oct 10, 10:54
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Real Name: Ross
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Scotland
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Damn you EA, why are you so good at parting me with my money?
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01 Nov 10, 21:22
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Real Name: Mark Ames
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Fort Hood, TX
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BF:V was the game that sucked me back into gaming. I played BC2 a bit, but this may bring me back full throttle.
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04 Nov 10, 12:59
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Valhalla
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I missed the original Bad Company, though I heard it was great.
I'm looking forward to a new FPS to fill the void and Bad Company 2 Vietnam might be it. Especially if we can jump in our hueys, crank up some rocking 60's tunes like the original BF:V. That might be just to trick to get me in a really good FPS frame of mind...
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04 Nov 10, 20:04
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Real Name: David
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Halifax
Posts: 75
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Definitely looking forward to this one. It appears that it will be pretty good value for $15. The only downside is a limited number of maps (IIRC only 4) and that servers will have to run either BC2 or Vietnam.
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05 Nov 10, 07:16
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Real Name: Louis
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Classified
Posts: 514
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I think the BC2 game engine is more suited to a Vietnam style gameplay than the default original modern one IMO. No cover behind buildings isn't fun but this looks like a lot of fun hiding in and blowing away the jungle
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06 Nov 10, 20:35
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Real Name: Ryan
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Chicago
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