Thing we now know:

Spotting is more reminscent of 1943's than Bad Company 1's, and is not as easy. On the flip side, we get rewarded for spotting.

DESTRUCTION 2.0, how it works and looks. STRATEGIES using it.

Vehicular Warfare, it is now more strategic with weakpoints. Players get rewarded for damaging tough tanks. Custom upgrades for your vehicles, and how it incentivizes team work.

Graphics overhaul

Yeah, I watched it just recently and it looks good. Hopefully the MP Maps are great, thats all i care about. Gameplaywise it looks great.

Are you going to play the beta?

WOW that looks good. It's kinda how I was hoping MAG would turn out lol

I was able to get a code for the PS3 beta so I can't wait to see how it is next week. Though I'm more eager to see how it'll play on the PC.

Yeah, I was sorta dissapointed how the player limit was stil 24.

I dont have a Beta code yet.. but im more interested in the PC version. Although a preview of the game for PS3 would be sweet, to get a feel of what it plays like. Anyone got a beta code, hook me up pls :D

The reason why the player limit is 24 is because it's also coming out for x360

I think you mixed 1943 and BC1 because in 1943 it's even easier to spot someone just aim at them and the red dot will follow them for a LOOONG time. What Gordon is talking about is more of the old Battlefield system where you aim at the target and then push another button for spotting and you have to keep aiming at them if you want it to last for a longer time.

After seeing the video man I just can't take the killcam. It will seriously ruin the game for me. Being a sniper now doesn't mean picking up a good spot rather than being one of those hybrid A.D.D snipers of COD that run around like a headless chicken no scoping ... smh

I guess I'll wait a couple of days and see what does the beta brings before giving my final opinion.

Looks pretty decent. One thing that's bugging me though is how the gun moves so much when he walks. Doesn't look natural at all, and a lot of devs have experienced with this gun movement in the past few years. Seems like they didn't understand that it just doesn't look good when overdone like that.