How did you find out about Battlefield Vietnam and what was your feeling when you played it for the first time? (If you want you can make it detailed)

[Algam🍞🐝]

In this post you can tell about your experience having played Battlefield Vietnam for the first time. You can say the date and how your first game was

 

[TKO_Flight447]

release day 2004, then upgraded to the BFV "redux" when it came out.

 

[ward5150]

Got it before release as a demo for BF1942. Took a break for years, and even more years before that! Glad to be back with you booku dinky dow mfers

 

[TKO_Flight447]

Got it before release as a demo for BF1942. Took a break for years, and even more years before that! Glad to be back with you booku dinky dow mfers

WARD you slippery MFER. Update that profile pic big man, lets see that mug.

 

[x4|Al Gore]

My 2003 Counter Strike, Team Fortress, and Day of Defeat friend liquidmerc informed me in 2005 about a game that is amazing (Battlefield Vietnam). I bought the game which came with three discs. I am still playing ever since. I was late by 1 year but just in time with the second update.

 

[Algam🍞🐝]

In this post you can tell about your experience having played Battlefield Vietnam for the first time. You can say the date and how your first game was

I found out about Battlefield Vietnam thanks to Armapedia, more precisely in this video:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=D6vZ0wv-z_I


, I was very interested because I had been looking for a shooter with vehicles and low resources for years, the rest is history

 

[turk_komando]

i was always interested in history. since my childhood, i've been researching vietnam war. i started with call of duty 2 to play fps games which made me very excited and encouraged to play another historical-fps games. as far as i remember it was 2014 and i download battlefield vietnam, joined the server and i fell in love with this game. everything was so perfect to me. then, i participated in teamspeak 3 servers, i was not able to speak english even if i can understand. battlefield vietnam improved my english as well, lol everyone was speaking on teamspeak 3 then i decided to speak, then i did now i'm studying english language teaching hahaha

 

[Algam🍞🐝]

It seems that my story and your story are very similar : D, I was also researching history and I improved my English a little.

 

[agathyus]

I found it in a market during traveling and played it first in Belgrade with singleplayer. I play online now in Budapest, my hometown

 

[Pinky]

I made the mistake of walking into a CompUSA store in 2004. A sales agent approached me and in discussing computers, he told me about this new game that had come out. So I bought it.

I remember playing the game and enjoying it. I remember early on a teammate throwing a nade in front of the plane I had gotten into and was about to take off. He TKed me as he wanted the plane. I didn't know, at the time, that you could hold key combinations to spawn into the aircraft. Played it for years then took a break for years then played for years. Currently on a break. Perhaps for good.

 

[IceSkater]

For my penny,

I've been playing since the start of 2015. My dad bought the game for me and I had it for some time already. I was 17 at the time (as seen in my then name). It was the Redux edition (still have my disks in pristine nick!)

I really enjoyed single player, but I looked around to see if a community was still alive. Found this one and in a blink of an eye it's been 8 years that I've been here.

8 Years (going on 9 so let's say 9) looking after this legacy. 9 Years of hearing people tell me the game will die, 9 years enduring negativity. Oh, how I would pay to see these peoples faces in person, when they realized BFV was not going anywhere.

 

[LTShaun]

For me it was 2004, was at my local shopping mall and walked into a EB Games store…Paid $59.99 CAD for Battlefield Vietnam 1.0 with the triple plastic jewel case inside a brochure style cardboard box. Been playing off and on since and I will never stop 🫡

 

[Algam🍞🐝]

For my penny,

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I've been playing since the start of 2015. My dad bought the game for me and I had it for some time already. I was 17 at the time (as seen in my then name). It was the Redux edition (still have my disks in pristine nick!)

I really enjoyed single player, but I looked around to see if a community was still alive. Found this one and in a blink of an eye it's been 8 years that I've been here.

8 Years (going on 9 so let's say 9) looking after this legacy. 9 Years of hearing people tell me the game will die, 9 years enduring negativity. Oh, how I would pay to see these peoples faces in person, when they realized BFV was not going anywhere.

True, this game, although at first glance it seems dead to people who don't know this game, but within it there was a huge story and there is still story ahead. I don't regret finding this game and our community

 

[Algam🍞🐝]

Armapedia did a great job spreading the word about this game