The map I played was an urban setting. It was really well laid out with lots of ways to navigate around. You were not stuck with there only being 1 route to get between flags. Lots of places to duck in & out of & take cover. The squad play element was great too (that may be I was put in a good squad and of course could vary).
If I had believed the video card checker, I shouldn't be playing this game. I know I had to wind my resloution back as it was a bit slow on full HD setting, but it was still visually great & ran just fine. For reference I play on a laptop with a GeForce GT230M processor.
I used the campaign to sort my settings, tweeking them until I felt happy with the way it played.
The campaign single player element is not the strongest part of this game. It is not really in the true Battlefield mould of single play. You have to follow a specified path to carry out the predetermined tasks. So if you were in to the old single player it's not for you. There is only so many times you can keep running through the same scenario.
I am guessing the co-op mode is going to follow something similar, but with 2 of you following a predetermined scenario! You have the ability to pair up with someone else online who is looking to play co-op, so don't need to have a pre arranged partner.
All in all though I can't wait to get my hands on the rest of the maps.
I've just got to learn to move a bit more cautiously
