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Topic: Coral Sea Map
Braco
Posts: 153
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
What do you think of the new coral sea map for battlefield 1942?
I think its great, because there are so many planes, but its also hard when your team dnt work as a team, with this map team work is really required to get the job done quickly.
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Term
Posts: 3692
Location: Queensland
I love it, I've been playing it almost non stop on the weekend, was playing it till 3am on saturday night, havent done that for ages with any game online, d2 would have been the last one
someonewithaleg
Posts: 18
Location:
I think you are a stupid mofo brasco
Braco
Posts: 157
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
I think you cant spell
HotDamnDiggety
Posts: 129
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
I just play on the Allmaps server. Coral Sea is cool but playing the same map nonstop is annoying and repetitive. Personally i prefer wake island and gazala. Omaha Beach isnt that good because its actually pretty easy for the allieds to storm the beach. Its also pretty gay how the allies get tanks to storm the beach with... kinda defeats the whole purpose
Braco
Posts: 158
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
lol they air droped the tank there
HotDamnDiggety
Posts: 135
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
Ok played Coral Sea a bit more, and frankly it should be called Coral Crap. Planes spawn every few seconds only to be blown up by an enemy aircraft or your own teammate
[_cRaYmAn_]
Posts: 187
Location: Adelaide, South Australia

U must have llama teammates. Tell 'em to practice flying and bombing on El Alamein..
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