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4/21/2013 1:17:39 AM
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Honestly, I think it's a result of bad, sloppy coding. Unless these updates contain information about new maps, it makes no sense that updates should be so large. I remember the same thing happened with Bad Company 2: every once in a while the game would take a HUGE bite out of your HDD for an update that was only tweaking some gun stats here and there.
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yo im getting battlefield 3 soon you want to play online wiht me
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I don't have BF3. And you can't spell. So, no.
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Edited by Wonderbread: 4/21/2013 2:39:16 AMThey don't contain information about the new maps. They actually contain the new maps and weapons, downloading the DLC just unlocks them.
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Then why is it when I download the DLC I'm downloading another several hundred meg/couple gig update every time there's a new map pack? Either way, it's a shitty system.
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this. They essentially force you to download any dlc as an update, but you can only use it if you purchase the unlock key.
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Kind of reminds me of that Bad Company 2 co-op mode that was ON THE DISK but you couldn't access it unless you bought a code. Pretty twisted stuff right there.
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This.
