Battlefield EA/Dice Contest

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Battlefield 3's multiplayer mode is hugely addictive; just ask my girlfriend, who has become a keyboard widow. Now I come to find out EA and DICE will actually financially reward people like me for logging in to the game next weekend.
While Battlefield 3 is the hot ticket right now, the looming shadow of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and several other major titles is just around the corner.
In what we're guessing is a response to any potential BF3 interest that may wane when those games arrive, EA and DICE are holding a Battlefield 3 "Says Thanks" sweepstakes. Eligibility is simple, and mostly anyone can enter by simply logging in to the multiplayer portion of the game on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or PC from November 11 to 13.

First-place prize is a trip for four to Stockholm, Sweden, to visit DICE's studios for a meet and greet with the creators of the game. Hotel, airfare, and $1,000 in spending money for each person are included. If I win, I'd like the developers to teach me how to say some colorful combat phrases in Swedish.
A single second-place winner will receive $5,000 in cash, while the third place winner will have a choice of an Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or Alienware PC with a collection of Battlefield videogames. Pro tip for the bronze winner: take the Alienware and sell it.

The contest is only open to residents of the U.S. (excludes Florida and New York), Canada (excludes Quebec), France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be going back to trying to break my marksman headshot record of 465 meters.
 
Nice, I'll be sure to setup my AFK login script to login during those times..oh wait, I'll be playing anyway!
 
sounds a lot EVGA's contests...I never win those either
 
This weekend? Man, that is a tough choice between playing Skyrim or playing BF3. Well I will never win anyways..:P
 
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FYI: I had a friend return from a trip up in Scandanavia, and she said, "Take Vegas. Now times that by 10. That's how the Scandanavians like to party." Ironically enough, I'm starting a project on time management for gaming. Recording my time spent playing games, work, sleeping, etc. So this week, I got Dead Island gaming Thursday, Skyrim launch Friday, BF3/Skyrim Saturday. BF3, Skyrim, and DI Sunday. And if I was to get MW3 if the reviews come in positive this week... where am I suppose to put that?!

I need to build 3 more gaming PCs so I can have all four games running at once, me thinks... It's the only way to balance my time!!!

Thanks for the post Leftenant.
 
Nice! But I'm not sure if I'd really like to travel....I'm a working father after all...
 
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105...to-miss/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=2547-1_3-0-20


Battlefield 3's multiplayer mode is hugely addictive; just ask my girlfriend, who has become a keyboard widow. Now I come to find out EA and DICE will actually financially reward people like me for logging in to the game next weekend.
While Battlefield 3 is the hot ticket right now, the looming shadow of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and several other major titles is just around the corner.
In what we're guessing is a response to any potential BF3 interest that may wane when those games arrive, EA and DICE are holding a Battlefield 3 "Says Thanks" sweepstakes. Eligibility is simple, and mostly anyone can enter by simply logging in to the multiplayer portion of the game on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or PC from November 11 to 13.

First-place prize is a trip for four to Stockholm, Sweden, to visit DICE's studios for a meet and greet with the creators of the game. Hotel, airfare, and $1,000 in spending money for each person are included. If I win, I'd like the developers to teach me how to say some colorful combat phrases in Swedish.
A single second-place winner will receive $5,000 in cash, while the third place winner will have a choice of an Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or Alienware PC with a collection of Battlefield videogames. Pro tip for the bronze winner: take the Alienware and sell it.

The contest is only open to residents of the U.S. (excludes Florida and New York), Canada (excludes Quebec), France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be going back to trying to break my marksman headshot record of 465 meters.

Nice find :) and should be exciting, and if you'll please excuse me while I beat Left's record with a 466 meter headshot.
 
I'm taking off school and bringing my friends who don't believe in BF3 and are huge MW3 fans if I win...that'll teach 'em... xD
 
FYI: I had a friend return from a trip up in Scandanavia, and she said, "Take Vegas. Now times that by 10. That's how the Scandanavians like to party." Ironically enough, I'm starting a project on time management for gaming. Recording my time spent playing games, work, sleeping, etc. So this week, I got Dead Island gaming Thursday, Skyrim launch Friday, BF3/Skyrim Saturday. BF3, Skyrim, and DI Sunday. And if I was to get MW3 if the reviews come in positive this week... where am I suppose to put that?!

I need to build 3 more gaming PCs so I can have all four games running at once, me thinks... It's the only way to balance my time!!!

Thanks for the post Leftenant.

It's clearly your only choice. Lol.
 
well since the only thing I'm currently playing is BF3 this is a all around win for me. Play my game and possibly win. Going to look up all the rules and such though, seems there is always some catch when it comes to these things.
 
Seems pretty easy, being that I won't be getting Skyrim this weekend, so I've got time to play BF3! Hope I win! Thanks for the link!
 

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