Alpha testers of Battlefield 3 were kept under a tight lid when it came to posting footage of the game in its incomplete state. Despite all testers being under a non-disclosure agreement, much footage was still eventually leaked.
The beta is obviously a different case. While it is still used as a way to test the game in an incomplete form, it also has a dual purpose of marketing the game and building the hype (speaking of betas, we’ve rounded up 7 Awesome Betas that you should sign up for). While it was pretty safe to assume that footage of the beta could be posted on the internet, it never hurts to make sure.
DCRUColin, a well respected Battlefield YouTuber, asked community manager Daniel Matros, aka zh1nto, “Any word on whether or not Beta footage will be postable on the Youtoobz?” on his Twitter account today. Zh1nt0Â responded, “Yes! Go ahead.”
So, there you have it, for those wanted to know. The big boss has given the green light on posting Battlefield 3 beta footage on the internetz.
Happy YouTubing!
In other news, Alan Kertz, aka Demize99, recently clarified what exactly the new ‘flak jacket’ specialization does in Battlefield 3. “It reduces splash damage taken from explosives. Only splash damage though, never bullets or direct hits.” This is similar to the way the Flack Jacket perk worked in Call of Duty: Black Ops.
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What’s next? Next thing you know they’ll tell people they added kill streak rewards lol. My bad, I mean point streaks. If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.
To be fair, point streaks in the latest Medal of Honor were pretty damn fun, but I wouldn’t want it in Conquest…maybe Rush though…
But kinda broken though, the whole multiplayer in MoH was lukewarm.
What does that have to do with this article?