So, don’t come in expecting highly-polished experiences.
Since it’s still early days for the Battlefield 3 modding scene, pretty much all the existing mods are still work-in-progress.
It’s intended as the spiritual successor to the Battlefield 2 modification Project Reality. Speaking of, the biggest mod for Battlefield 3 we know of for now is BF3 Reality Mod. Players of the ARMA series will instantly recognize the ability and also know how much it adds to the immersion. One particular mod that you might overlook at first glance is the addition of tactical freelook. Other notable mods are the addition of Killstreaks, famously known from the Call of Duty games. It’s no surprise that a zombie mode is already in the works, either. Highlights in this early phase are dynamic day and night cycling, various new game modes, randomizers, and so much more. You can check out all mods for Battlefield 3 on the community forums for VU here. Since the modding framework was in the hands of developers for some time, there’s already a nice selection of modifications of small to medium scope. Of course, VU’s biggest appeal are mods that actually do alter the gameplay. Meaning, players will be able to create a tailor-made Battlefield 3 experience and play just with the people they want. Venice Unleashed allows for custom private servers out of the box. Rest assured though, since even if you’re not entirely on board with trying out mods that change the core gameplay, there’s good news for you too. While still fresh off the press, there are already very nice mods to try out. With Venice Unleashed – short VU – Battlefield 3 on PC now offers unofficial mod support for all. A game-changer for the Battlefield scene landed last week on PC.
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