Battlefield Vs. Call of Duty

Before I post the rest of my argument, let me shoot down derplington's. "Your argument on map size is purely on your opinion, and probably many others." - How can this be true, when I posted actual verified statistics from an actual source, 1 more source then you have ever provided. "My map size argument is based off of the facts (and my opinion of course)." - A debate should not be based of your opinion, it should be using your opinion to interpret the fact. And to your claim that you actually have facts, you have not provided a single source, nor have you made more than two or three things that aren't blatant opinions. "You don't always want close range combat (especially if your a sniper who actually wants to snipe)" - Ya, you don't alway want close range, but Call of Duty has plenty of maps where you can snipe from a distance and not be so ridiculously out of the action that it makes it boring. "and like I said there are parts of the maps on battlefield that are close range, like in buildings (especially with flags in them on conquest). If you really want to have a close range game though, play rush, where there is always someone near the bomb." - No, if you really want close range, you go play Call of Duty. Both you and I have said that battlefield maps are much bigger, and Call of Duty maps tend to have more buildings. Smaller maps with more buildings makes for better close combat. "Oh, and if you want t read my first argument again to see my points on vehicles. Some including: There are allot of them, you don't have to earn them, and you can drive them. Is much more needed to prove my point there?" - Considering we are debating this, I believe there is a need to prove your point here, which you didn't. And if you read your own first point, all you said was "I like ramming through small structures with the help of a tank and freely flying around in helicopters," besides the controls for the vehicles being different for each one, confusing the game, my earlier around talked about how they are not on every map. And it doesn't matter when you earn them, they are still as confusing and irritating at every point in the game. "Even then though, by saying that vehicles distract you from the "lack of combat" is to say to the people that do understand" - This is agreeing with me on how it is so confusing, most people do not understand because the game sucks. "that the combat in itself is awesome, that the vehicles make it even better." - Even though you claim you had mostly facts, this is not backed up by a single one. "Also, when talking about the subway, you contradicted your other argument." - Except you don't say how I contradicted it, or which one, which makes this statement void. "In the subway, there is only close range combat. True though is that you probably can't fit a vehicle in the subway." - So you are agreeing with me, which, in essences destroys over half of your whole argument. And now on to my contentions. More Customization - In Black Ops 2 you can customize your guns way more than in Battlefield, and in Black Ops you can customize you character way more than in Battlefield. Both have more medals that you can work to achieve than Battlefield. Having more options make the game increasingly more interesting and gives you something fun that you can work towards. It also encourages competition, as there are more medals to compete for. More Game-modes and Maps - Battlefield 3 only had 9 maps^2, while Black Ops 2 came out with 15^3, and Blacks Ops 2 had as many downloadable maps (16), compared to Battlefield 3's 16. Not only that, but Black Ops 2 has many more game-mode. While Battlefield only has a couple, Black Ops 2 has a whole bunch, plus so hardcore game-modes, which Battlefield does not have, nor does Battlefield have anything close to Black Ops 2's party game-modes. Zombies - One of the main reasons why Call of Duty is so much better than Battlefield. And not just zombies, Call of Duty Ghosts has aliens (in extinction), and MW3's Special Ops. There are so many different zombie maps you can play on, each with it's own advantages. Actually, there are 21, 11 from Black Ops and World at War^1, and 10 from Black Ops 2. I personally get bored easily, and it is a great way to make the game so much more fun if you have something completely different like that you can do. Especially if it as well make as zombies of Special Ops. ^1http://wiki.answers.com... ^2http://bf4central.com... ^3http://www.blackopsii.com...