Hello, I have started my Battlefield 3 beta download with origin and it is saying it is 100% complete but it is still downloading. The Battlefield 3 beta download is 3.9gb and I have downloaded 5gb can someone please help me get it to work.|||that doesnt make sense...
use google for finding answers,
or just restart origin
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Recieved my Battlefield 3 early access email but cannot find the beta in the playstation network store?
i recieved my early access email today (tuesday 27th) and i fallowed the instructions that say; go to psn store and click on "view all by title" and click on "B" and then click on battlefield 3 and all the content will be in there but all that is in there is game videos, NO BETA? what do i do? how do i get it?|||That's sucks, dice should know better and fix this problem fast, if the game is going to have this kind of problems I won't buy it.|||is it a playstation plus exclusive?|||I got the same e-mail as well. I read on an ea.com forum as well as others that Sony hasn't updated the PSN Store so we'll have to wait until then. UK Forums said that PSN Store usually updates around 3-5pm so that's a hell of a wait since early access was supposed to be out at 7am this morning.
New info not sure about the specifics or the source behind it but according to a Playstation Forum/Blog...Battlefield 3 Early Beta won't be updated on the Playstation Network until Midnight so...
"+ Brutalsublime on September 27th, 2011 at 12:30 pm said:
I got the limited edition of MOH, Playstation says the early acces beta wont be up tell midnight tonight thanks playstation i lost 24 hours out of the 48 early access!"
We may have gotten sold queer giraffes my friend.
EDIT: as of 6:23PM (CST) Battlefield 3 Beta is up on PSN Store....(for me that is try it out though).|||Hey prince thanks man for the info
New info not sure about the specifics or the source behind it but according to a Playstation Forum/Blog...Battlefield 3 Early Beta won't be updated on the Playstation Network until Midnight so...
"+ Brutalsublime on September 27th, 2011 at 12:30 pm said:
I got the limited edition of MOH, Playstation says the early acces beta wont be up tell midnight tonight thanks playstation i lost 24 hours out of the 48 early access!"
We may have gotten sold queer giraffes my friend.
EDIT: as of 6:23PM (CST) Battlefield 3 Beta is up on PSN Store....(for me that is try it out though).|||Hey prince thanks man for the info
Is the Limited Edition of Battlefield 3 truly limited edition or is it just a marketing scheme?
When Crysis 2 was released, the so called "limited edition" wasn't as limited as it was made to seem. I've seen quite a few "Limited Editions" on store shelves months after it's release.
I'm wondering if this will be the case with Battlefield 3. If it is, there really isn't a point in pre-ordering if I could simply walk into a store and buy the limited edition on release date.
Simply put, is the Limited Edition really the standard edition for now?|||I'm not really accurate on this answer but i'll give it a shot.
If i'm correct this should be pretty much the same thing that Medal of Honor did as well as Crysis 2 like you said. I bought Medal of Honor 7 months after its release and it only came in the limited edition packaging for regular price still with the battlefield 3 beta invitation inside.
My best bet for you is to just get the game whenever you feel like it. Most companies include pre-ordering with bonus in-game content. Although most players would rather just have the game.
Well i hope this helps, and hope you enjoy battlefield 3!|||Well for games like Call of Duty, it usually is limited, its almost impossible to get your hands on any special edition after release. im going to assume that BF3 is for a limited time as well.|||I think Limited Edition is the standard edition, due to the reason that they have the beta version
I pre-order it so that i got some free shipping and also the free tools|||Probably just a marketing schem!
I'm wondering if this will be the case with Battlefield 3. If it is, there really isn't a point in pre-ordering if I could simply walk into a store and buy the limited edition on release date.
Simply put, is the Limited Edition really the standard edition for now?|||I'm not really accurate on this answer but i'll give it a shot.
If i'm correct this should be pretty much the same thing that Medal of Honor did as well as Crysis 2 like you said. I bought Medal of Honor 7 months after its release and it only came in the limited edition packaging for regular price still with the battlefield 3 beta invitation inside.
My best bet for you is to just get the game whenever you feel like it. Most companies include pre-ordering with bonus in-game content. Although most players would rather just have the game.
Well i hope this helps, and hope you enjoy battlefield 3!|||Well for games like Call of Duty, it usually is limited, its almost impossible to get your hands on any special edition after release. im going to assume that BF3 is for a limited time as well.|||I think Limited Edition is the standard edition, due to the reason that they have the beta version
I pre-order it so that i got some free shipping and also the free tools|||Probably just a marketing schem!
How do i get the battlefield 3 beta from my limited edition medal of honor disc?
i bought the limited edition medal of honor and i dont have any idea how to get the battlefield 3 beta... someone help plzz|||This is what the Battlefield 3 beta invitation says in fine print:
"*Beta offer is contingent on beta availability within 12 months of Medal of Honor Release. Beta Participation requires Xbox Live Gold Membership, EA Account, in-game registration of online pass code and acceptance of beta agreement. Beta will be available for a limited time only and offer expires upon close of beta events. Must be 18+. Visit www.ea.com/beta for details, including availability."
You must wait until the beta releases. Once it releases, you be notified via e-mail if you have an EA account. Then, you can check in the in-game store in Medal of Honor.|||It is not available yet, but they will tell you (probably by e-mail) when it will be available.
"*Beta offer is contingent on beta availability within 12 months of Medal of Honor Release. Beta Participation requires Xbox Live Gold Membership, EA Account, in-game registration of online pass code and acceptance of beta agreement. Beta will be available for a limited time only and offer expires upon close of beta events. Must be 18+. Visit www.ea.com/beta for details, including availability."
You must wait until the beta releases. Once it releases, you be notified via e-mail if you have an EA account. Then, you can check in the in-game store in Medal of Honor.|||It is not available yet, but they will tell you (probably by e-mail) when it will be available.
What is a cheap graphics card that will run Battlefield 3 smoothly?
I have a Radeon HD 4200 and I was looking to get a better graphics card that will run Battlefield 3 smoothly. I'd also like it to be a cheap price.|||BATTLEFIELD - 3 is the best looking FPS till date surpassing Crysis Series but when talking about performance its not that resource hungry, as per EA DICE any Graphics card above or similar to ATI RADEON 3870 will run it pretty smooth but there are more things than just the Graphics card that you have to keep in mind. Some of them are mentioned below:
1. DICE has used "HAVOK" as the physx engine similar to their past Battlefield games which is more CPU intensive than GPU. Hence in order to run BF3 smooth u need to have a good dual core (quad core most preferable) CPU. I would recommend to go for an AMD Phenom II X2 555 or 560 or 565 which can be further unlocked to quad cores on most am3 motherboards nowadays and price starting from about $80 or else u go for a phenom ii x4 for as cheap as $110.
2. The game performance also depends on the monitor resolution that u are using. If you play on resolutions like 1024x768 you would find it running pretty smooth on a system with lower specs, so in case if you r planning to run it on high resolutions like 1680x1050, 1920x1080 or above then u need to have a better GPU.
3. Battlefield 3 has four default settings for quality level from low, medium, high to ultra settings again their is a custom setting option available to set up your own. But obviously if you want to run it on Ultra high settings u need to have a CPU similar to phenom ii x6 or core i7 (even some high end core i5s) and a GPU equivalent or above GTX 560 ti or similar (these are tried and tested settings keeping in mind the average 30 fps requirement of bf3).
4. The most important thing as per me is your cooling part, You must go for a cabinet which has proper cooling (at least proper air flow) available or else your game experience will start suffering after 20 to 30 minutes of gameplay.
4. A budget combination of phenom ii x2 555 CPU with a Nvidia GTS 450 or similar can run BF3 pretty smooth on medium to high settings with resolutions of about 1920x1080 (forget the Graphic card reviews posted on several websites, the FPS they show is pretty much dependent on the CPU they use... especially when we talk of Battlefield Series.
*some more things that u should keep in mind are :
power supply (smps minn 460 watts), fan arrangement in your cabinet, ram min 2 gb (ddr3 recommended)
Hope u have a nice Battlefield Experience
- Samarjit Roy Choudhury
(EA Digital Illusions CE)|||Battlefield 3 leaps ahead of its time with the power of Frostbite 2, DICE’s new cutting-edge game engine. This state-of-the-art technology is the foundation on which Battlefield 3 is built, delivering superior visual quality, a grand sense of scale, massive destruction, dynamic audio and incredibly lifelike character animations.|||Yeah don't listen to her, the first number of of the series means nothing. And an entire series of cars can't be one price. Instead, listen to me. Get the HD radeon 6850, it's the cheapest card you'll get that can run the game on high (not ultra) without any lag. It's like 170 bucks in AUstralia, idk where you are from.|||GeForce GTX 460, Radeon Radeon HD 6850|||Get Playstation 3 ?
or
get
ATI Radeon 5000 series cards, they will run it fine - u can find them for about £50.00 from PC World major stores|||http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E95RfOiic…
1. DICE has used "HAVOK" as the physx engine similar to their past Battlefield games which is more CPU intensive than GPU. Hence in order to run BF3 smooth u need to have a good dual core (quad core most preferable) CPU. I would recommend to go for an AMD Phenom II X2 555 or 560 or 565 which can be further unlocked to quad cores on most am3 motherboards nowadays and price starting from about $80 or else u go for a phenom ii x4 for as cheap as $110.
2. The game performance also depends on the monitor resolution that u are using. If you play on resolutions like 1024x768 you would find it running pretty smooth on a system with lower specs, so in case if you r planning to run it on high resolutions like 1680x1050, 1920x1080 or above then u need to have a better GPU.
3. Battlefield 3 has four default settings for quality level from low, medium, high to ultra settings again their is a custom setting option available to set up your own. But obviously if you want to run it on Ultra high settings u need to have a CPU similar to phenom ii x6 or core i7 (even some high end core i5s) and a GPU equivalent or above GTX 560 ti or similar (these are tried and tested settings keeping in mind the average 30 fps requirement of bf3).
4. The most important thing as per me is your cooling part, You must go for a cabinet which has proper cooling (at least proper air flow) available or else your game experience will start suffering after 20 to 30 minutes of gameplay.
4. A budget combination of phenom ii x2 555 CPU with a Nvidia GTS 450 or similar can run BF3 pretty smooth on medium to high settings with resolutions of about 1920x1080 (forget the Graphic card reviews posted on several websites, the FPS they show is pretty much dependent on the CPU they use... especially when we talk of Battlefield Series.
*some more things that u should keep in mind are :
power supply (smps minn 460 watts), fan arrangement in your cabinet, ram min 2 gb (ddr3 recommended)
Hope u have a nice Battlefield Experience
- Samarjit Roy Choudhury
(EA Digital Illusions CE)|||Battlefield 3 leaps ahead of its time with the power of Frostbite 2, DICE’s new cutting-edge game engine. This state-of-the-art technology is the foundation on which Battlefield 3 is built, delivering superior visual quality, a grand sense of scale, massive destruction, dynamic audio and incredibly lifelike character animations.|||Yeah don't listen to her, the first number of of the series means nothing. And an entire series of cars can't be one price. Instead, listen to me. Get the HD radeon 6850, it's the cheapest card you'll get that can run the game on high (not ultra) without any lag. It's like 170 bucks in AUstralia, idk where you are from.|||GeForce GTX 460, Radeon Radeon HD 6850|||Get Playstation 3 ?
or
get
ATI Radeon 5000 series cards, they will run it fine - u can find them for about £50.00 from PC World major stores|||http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E95RfOiic…
What is the most inexpensive graphics card I can buy that will be able to play Battlefield 3?
Which card can I buy that will play Battlefield 3 at its maximum graphical settings? It must be as cheap as possible, but also push the graphics of BF3 to its limits.|||Ati 6870 will be the max graphics setting and cheapest. But I suggest going quality for this game!|||Ati 6870 Will run it at a decent rate with the right CPU they are around the 拢120 mark at the moment. But your gonna have to push into the 69** series to make sure its gonna run on max settings and the 6970 starts at over 拢200.
What is the most inexpensive graphics card I can buy that will be able to play Battlefield 3?
Which card can I buy that will play Battlefield 3 at its maximum graphical settings? It must be as cheap as possible, but also push the graphics of BF3 to its limits.|||Ati 6870 will be the max graphics setting and cheapest. But I suggest going quality for this game!|||Ati 6870 Will run it at a decent rate with the right CPU they are around the 拢120 mark at the moment. But your gonna have to push into the 69** series to make sure its gonna run on max settings and the 6970 starts at over 拢200.
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