This is a Multiplayer guide to Battlefield: Bad Company 2, complete with all expansion packs.
Intro
Welcome to the Battlefield: Bad Company 2 FAQ/Guide! Here I hope to answer all your questions involving this game. It may not be a complete guide to start out with but I will update it as much as possible to be your foremost guide to the game.
This guide was made by Hector Madrigal on March of 2010. Partial credit goes to E.A. and D.I.C.E. for info and pictures taken from their game and website which is listed in this guide. Additional credit to Touchdown Cooper for helping me get screen caps for the guide.
This game was released March 2 (NA) and March 5 (EU), 2010. It is developed by EA Digital Illusions CE (DICE), and published by Electronic Arts (EA). It is the sequel to the 2008 game Battlefield:Bad Company and is one of many games in the entire Battlefield series. This game is a first person shooter with single player and multiplayer capabilities. It uses the Frostbite Engine and was released on the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. It was given the ratings ESRB: M and PEGI: 16+.
The only game modes are single player campaign and single player online. Online you can play one of a few game modes against people around the world. You can have up to 4 people in a squad (meaning you and three friends). Private matches can only be set up with a minimum of 8 people.
The system requirements for PC are as follows:
Minimum / Recommended
Operating System: Windows XP / Windows Vista or Windows 7
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo @2 GHZ / Intel Core 2 Quad , AMD Phenom X4
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Hard Drive Space: 10GB for disc version or 15GB for digital version
Graphics Hardware: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Graphics card with 256 MB VRAM / DirectX 10 Compatible Graphics card with 512 MB VRAM
Sound Hardware: DirectX 9.0c compliant Sound card
Network: 1 Mbit/s internet connection for online play
Along with the regular version of the game is a limited edition of the game which is being sold for the same price as the regular version. Of course it’s not as easily obtainable. The Limited Edition includes various multiplayer bonuses that you can use right off the bat instead of waiting to unlock them through progression in the online multiplayer. They include: Radar on tanks, Extra Armor on Tanks, Coaxial Gun for tank drivers, M1A1 Thompson, Colt M1911 .45, Tracer Dart gun, and AKS-74U. Also with the purchase of Battlefield Bad Company 2, you get a free VIP Code that gives you access to upcoming downloadable maps for free. It’s available with all games bought brand new in that certain time period (expires April 1, 2011).
Table of Contents
- Campaign (Weapon Locations)
- Onslaught Mode
- Multiplayer
- Ranks, Points, Awards
- Game Modes
- Multiplayer Maps
- Specializations
- Weapons (Kits, Gadgets, Equipment)
- Vehicles
- Achievements / Trophies
- Downloadable Content
- Vietnam Expansion Pack Info
- Vietnam Kits
- Vietnam Vehicles
- Vietnam Maps
- Vietnam Achievements / Trophies
Game Mechanics
Battlefield Bad Company 2 is not like your ordinary First Person Shooter. In this game you have the ability to destroy your environments. You can blow down trees, make holes in walls, or even blow down entire buildings. When firing your weapon at long range you must make sure you aim above the enemy to compensate for bullet fall due to gravity. And when an enemy is running you need to shoot in front of them enough to have the bullet reach them. There are lots of real world physics in this game that you won’t find, or hardly find, in other games. Health regenerates automatically in the campaign. In multiplayer your health will regenerate at 3 points per second when not taking damage. Medic kits help restore your health faster. Ammo can be picked up in single player, but in multiplayer you have to use ammo boxes. Along with ammo and medic boxes, there is a repair tool that lets you repair your vehicles by going next to them and using the tool on it until the repairs are made.
Game Controls
In the game there’s unlimited sprint, and the only controls that can be remapped seem to be the movement axis. Of course the movements are the same as pretty much any game. Left stick to move, right stick to look around. The spot button is used to spot enemies for team mates, ask team mates for ammo/health/ask for a ride in a vehicle, and give orders to attack or defend an objective.
Xbox 360
D-Pad Up –
D-Pad Down –
D-Pad Left – Secondary Gadget
D-Pad Right – Primary Gadget
LS – Sprint
RS – Crouch
LT – Aim / Reverse on Tanks and Cars / Descend on UAV and Helos
LB – Grenade / Primary gun on tanks and Helos / Ascend on UAV
RT – Fire / Acceleration on Tanks and Cars / Missile on UAV /Ascend on Helos
RB – Knife / Machine gun on Tanks Helos and UAV (Needs Alternate Weapon Package)
Y – Switch Weapon
X – Reload
B – Interact / Enter or Exit Vehicles
A – Jump / Change Positions in Vehicles / Parachute (when jumping out of helos)
Back – Binocs(Campaign) / Score(Hold in Multiplayer) / Comms(Multiplayer) / Spot Enemies(Multiplayer) / Toggle Camera in Vehicles
Start – Menu
Playstation 3
D-Pad Up –
D-Pad Down –
D-Pad Left – Secondary Gadget
D-Pad Right – Primary Gadget
L3 – Sprint
R3 – Crouch
L2 – Grenade / Primary Gun on tanks and Helos / Ascend on UAV
L1 – Aim / Reverse on Tanks and Cars / Descend on UAV and Helos
R2 – Knife / Machine Gun on Tanks and Helos and UAV (Alternate Weapon Package)
R1 – Fire /Acceleration on Tanks and Cars / Missile on UAV / Ascend on Helos
X – Jump / Switch Seats in Vehicles / Parachute (when jumping out of helos)
Square – Reload
Triangle – Switch Weapons
O – Interact / Enter or Exit Vehicles
Select – Binocs(Campaign) / Score(Hold in Multiplayer) / Comms(Multiplayer) / Spot Enemies(Multiplayer) / Toggle Camera in Vehicles
Start – Menu