A former writer for the popular first person shooter Battlefield: Bad Company 2 has recently uncovered some interesting information about what would have happened after the game's famous cliffhanger ending.
David Goldfarb, who worked as a writer on the 2010 title, shared that he discovered three pages of content from the never released Battlefield: Bad Company 3. While he didn't provide all the details from these documents, he did reveal the main plot point that would have followed the previous game's ending.
According to Goldfarb, the storyline would have featured Russia emerging victorious in its conflict with the United States, even claiming a portion of Alaska as territory.
Legacy of Bad Company 2
Despite being released 15 years ago, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 continues to hold a special place in the hearts of many franchise fans. Players frequently express disappointment that the game never received a proper sequel, especially considering its:
- Memorable single player campaign with engaging characters
- Dynamic and destruction focused multiplayer mode
- Unique atmosphere compared to later Battlefield titles
The game ended with a cliffhanger that left players wondering what would happen next in the story, a question that has remained unanswered until this recent revelation.
Looking Forward
While Bad Company 3 never materialized, the Battlefield franchise continues to evolve. Testing for Battlefield Labs, an environment for the next installment in the series, is expected to begin soon. However, no official release date has been announced for the upcoming Battlefield game.
This development environment represents the future direction of the franchise, though many longtime fans still hope for a return to the Bad Company subseries that captured their interest years ago.
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