Battlefield 3 supports self-built server PC as the dominant version

Patrick Bach, the executive producer of Battlefield 3, has confirmed that it will support its own dedicated server.　　You will not be surprised if you pay attention to the first details of the Tuesday release, as the PC version is the dominant version of Battlefield 3.　　PC version also support 64 people network war, and the host version of the 24 people against the sharp contrast.　　With the confirmation that the support was built for a dedicated server, Patrick Bach continued to emphasise the importance of the PC version, although the MoD tools would not be as focused as the previous series.　　"We're not going to be providing the MoD tools for Battlefield 3, like Battlefield 2," Patrick Bach told Gameinformer magazine. "Today's creation of MOD tools will make the game more superficial, and we devote more of our daily work to creating the best multiplayer model, the one-man campaign model and the cooperative model, the core of Battlefield 3." "We're not going to be biased against the mainframe and PC versions, it's not the way we do things." Now we will focus on the PC platform first and then discuss the host side.　　"Battlefield 3 released its first trailer last week and logged onto the PC and host platform this fall." DICE president last week said that only the model of simply replicating cod could not defeat the call of duty, studios will use different game play to capture the current by the cod occupied FPS king status. (Digging the shell net)