with the story unfolding over a series of interactive episodes, as hinted at in the trailer. One of the things they finally focus on are the vehicle chase scenes. We still don't know much about them, but we do at least get to see a multi-car sequence involving exploding bridges and lots of gunfire.Another interesting thing is rs gold that it's mentioned in the trailer that this is the fastest Battlefield yet, but are they talking about the Runescape gameplay or the fast-and-furious style vehicular mayhem? It's been mentioned before by the developers that they would be speeding up the Runescape gameplay of Battlefield Hardline following feedback from the beta that took place earlier in the year, but making the Runescape game as fast as Call of Duty doesn't seem like the sort of thing that would really appeal to the core Battlefield audience. Then again, maybe EA and Visceral aren't aiming to appeal to the core Battlefield audience and they want to attract the Call of Duty crowd?Well, if fastest Battlefield yet is actually referring to the vehicular mayhem then I think they're on the right path. It would be interesting to see a Battlefield game that focuses a bit more on vehicular carnage and roadway chaos. The clip near the end of the trailer showing the bridges collapsing under the explosions while the cops and criminals exchange gunfire would make for a very interesting play arena. Of course, both EA and Visceral have been somewhat coy about dropping details on the one chase mode, as well as the maps in which chases take place. Hopefully they took the time for the extra delay to flesh out the Runescape game's appeal in the areas where Battlefield Runescape games usually shine. Right now I'm a little leery about it all because making Battlefield faster was rarely ever an issue. Making the Runescape player gameplay more cohesive and the maps more engaging is definitely something they need to focus on. I guess we'll find out when the Runescape game launches. Need more info? Feel free to hit up the official
