There are also some weapons that can be used by any class, such as pistols and shotguns. Each class has a variety of unique weapons and equipment, and serves a specific role in combat. Multiplayer is class-based, with four classes: Assault, Engineer, Medic, and Recon. The Supply Drop crates will remember any weapon the player picks up and this weapon will then be available for the rest of the campaign. "Supply Drop" crates are scattered throughout the missions, where the player can exchange weapons and replenish ammo. There are also sensor stations throughout the campaign which the player can find and destroy - this is also recorded in the campaign stats. A heavily wounded player will see dirt and blood around the edges of the screen.Įach weapon in the campaign is considered a collectible - the first time the player picks up that type of weapon, a "Collectable Unlocked" message appears. If a player is wounded, he or she must take cover and avoid damage in order to regain health. To accommodate this in multiplayer, the "Medic" equipment now accelerates health regeneration rather than directly restoring the player's health. Large sections of most buildings can be destroyed by explosives, and some walls and fences break down under barrages of bullets, with the game's physics engine realistically simulating the destruction.The game utilizes a "regenerating health" system, rather than giving players health points as older games in the Battlefield series have done. Players can fire "from the hip", but zooming in and using iron sights, reflex sights, or telescopic sights (depending on the weapon) will provide much better accuracy when shooting.Bad Company 2 heavily emphasizes destructible environments. They can carry one primary weapon and a pistol in multiplayer, or two primary weapons in single-player, as well as grenades and other equipment.
Players can also jump, crouch, and sprint. On foot, players are given access to a variety of real-world small arms such as assault rifles and machine guns. While Bad Company 2 is primarily a first-person shooter, it follows other games in the series by allowing the player to control certain vehicles, including ATVs, APCs, tanks, and helicopters.
Seven VIP map packs as well as a downloadable game mode have been released thus far, plus an expansion pack centered on the Vietnam War, which was released on December 21, 2010. It has become a commercial success, having sold more than twelve million units since its initial release. The game was met with positive reception from critics, garnering a mean of 88 from aggregator Metacritic for the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, and 87 for the PC version.
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