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Last post: Yesterday at 19:58
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:05 |
| lolfacebook |
Last post: 23 Jan 12 at 00:52
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:09 |
| These "we're going to hold the video hostage until enough of you like us" campaigns are weird, but I guess I will give into the pressure if I can be another brick in the wall towards this end. :) |
Last post: 25 Apr at 18:49
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:11 |
| Sorry not helping. Interested in the Game though! |
Cheesy Muffins |
Last post: 11 Mar 12 at 20:24
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:12 |
| this is a pretty good way of marketing, but the 17th is not that long away to wait so I am not sure if they will reach there goal. |
Last post: Yesterday at 18:40
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:13 |
| Not worth creating a Facebook acount for. |
Last post: 25 Jan 12 at 21:20
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:16 |
| A million for... a trailer?! Hahahahah. Good luck with that DICE. This is coming from a diehard Battlefield fan. |
Last post: 14 May at 21:08
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:19 |
| Very clever advertising campaign, let's be honest - they need to do everything they can if they want to take the crown from Call of Duty. Great way to spread the word early! Liked! |
Last post: 27 Mar at 15:41
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:21, Edited on 12 April 11 at 21:23 by Sincap |
Ha...they're not holding it hostage. This is just good simple marketing by game developers. This is beyond the publishers pushing stuff on us. They will release the trailer at some point anyway. They want you to BUY this game.
I will buy this game!
edit: BC2 also had > 6M unique users log on online, so they have the user base to hit 1M. Its just getting the word out. |
Last post: 29 Mar at 19:43
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:26 |
I call that Facebook abuse.
That last trailer I seen was comedy...... Who hip fires an AT-4? |
Dude..Wheres my Xbox? |
Last post: 14 Nov 11 at 20:53
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:53 |
| huh, they'll probably do like Vietnam and cave in and release it early. I was enjoying the community challenge but they just said ah well, here you go, sod it :p |
Last post: Yesterday at 23:30
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 21:55 |
| F facebook |
Last post: 14 May at 16:42
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 22:19 |
| Sorry, but requiring us to sign up or use a service to unlock a 3rd party item, paid for or not, is just not acceptable to me, I will buy and love this game, but sorry, no FB. |
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 22:26, Edited on 12 April 11 at 22:26 by |
There is a "like" button under this news post. If I click that will it count?
This is a serious question |
Last post: 10 May at 21:03
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 22:49 |
tsunamishadow - no it doesn't count as it likes the link.On your facebook it will say "likes the link"....battlefield 3 trailer"....
you have to go to the page listed above,"Battlefield Page"
I've liked it despite never having played a battlefield game... should I think about playing this one? What is it like in terms of Call of Duty -obviously the older battlefield games I'm talking about...
Moose_ |
Christian Gamers - Join the bandwagon. |
Last post: 03 May at 21:46
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 23:14 |
| i don't need facebook to like Battlefield 3. |
Last post: Yesterday at 11:55
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 23:14 |
| DUMB! Just show the video, you didn't make it to not show it. This new method of hyping up games is retarded and I won't take part in it! |
Last post: 19 May 12 at 00:36
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Posted on 12 April 11 at 23:39 |
I'm not sure what the idea behind getting likes on facebook does anything for the developer.
Just don't see how it does anything but boost the ego really, it doesn't necessarily mean more people will buy the game or not at all. |
Last post: Today at 05:12
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Posted on 13 April 11 at 00:03 |
| How about unlocking the full beta early? And Smurf you are 100% right. Clicking a like button does not mean anything basically so they can say so many people did just like back in the day "Psh I have like 2k friends on myspace aren't I cool?" |
Last post: 14 Mar at 13:25
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Posted on 13 April 11 at 02:04 |
| iHeartSlampigs said:How about unlocking the full beta early? And Smurf you are 100% right. Clicking a like button does not mean anything basically so they can say so many people did just like back in the day "Psh I have like 2k friends on myspace aren't I cool?"It's not just about getting a lot of likes. When you "like" something on FB, you follow the feeds for it. So therefore if you like it, you'll be recieving ads and posts on your wall about Battlefield 3. So it's a way for DICE to get you to sign up for ads promoting themselves. |
Biscuit flour is my power! |