UBISOFT is going to cry, the famous military strategist writer Tom Clancy passed away on October 1
Tom Clancy's series, including Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon, EndWar, Rainbow Six, and H.A.W.X., were launched by Ubisoft under his name. Tom Clancy's novels were all adapted into games, and he also wrote scripts for the games, becoming a golden brand. Unfortunately, he passed away at the age of 66. Some of his novels recommended are: Rainbow Six, Without Remorse, and The Sum of All Fears. The games are all the war games bearing his name. Farewell, sir, we are awaiting Ubisoft's new games! How will we manage without you? Sigh.
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I extremely hope that EA releases an Android version of Battlefield 2 or 3 just like the one on the computer.
There is also a title-sponsored game, probably the last one, Tom Clancy's The Division. It will meet everyone in 2014.
Reply to 3rd floor: Not overestimating, modern warfare 3 and 4 can both handle network battles, it's just a matter of adding vehicles on top of that. And Battlefield on Android already has vehicles. As for flying vehicles, you can refer to the Android game F18 Carrier Landing Mode. The characteristic of EA games is a good engine and strong compatibility. Need for Speed 17 runs very well on high graphics on Android. It depends on whether they implement it; there may be pressure, but not very much. Since the game involves the Android platform, PB (anti-cheat) may need to be strengthened.
Playing Battlefield requires full concentration. When I play well, I'm very skilled at taking KTVs with the attack helicopter. If the internet is laggy, it's difficult. I like joining squads to capture flags, or being the squad leader, flying a transport helicopter, hovering hundreds of meters above someone else's flag, and letting my teammates jump down again and again to capture the flag... I really enjoy playing Battlefield, but playing too much makes my eyes hurt badly.
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