Battlefield 4 Collector's Edition: Prima Official Game Guide

Everyone knows that Prima is excellent in making these books and as an owner of the BF3 book, this one is even better.Quality and content: Highly detailed and well organized. Concise but mostly as verbose as what you can see in-Game. Not having to swap between five screens though is better. The beauty of the book is the ONLINE access it gives you, showing complete walkthroughs for the single player campaign, as well as the book data. As I said though this data is the same as what players can see from their main login Battlelog page.Cost: Expensive at MSRP get it as cheap as you can.Overall, I like having the stats and data in front of me when I need it. Knowing the maps for the specific modes has always helped as it's easy to forget where you spawn sometimes. Also, please note that you get a free Gold Battlepack with purchase (GO to Prima and then get a code that you can use in ORIGIN.)Have fun and find me in-game as VARISIK

Great guide. Great for the beginner to the Battlefield series or the seasoned veteran. Don't look for much on the Campaign because their isn't. this guide is for the multiplayer. And it comes with Map cards that you can write on. It's a good idea to print out the maps and write the map call outs to make it easier to be on the same page with the people you play with. Love Battlefield 4.

Item arrived, brand new and sealed with the dry erase maps. Too bad they never did an updated collectors edition with the DLC content because that would be great especially for the dry erase maps where a team could take advantage of the strategic value.

I left feedback for the Titanfall guide and this is the same. It's big, it's sturdy and covers everything you need to know about the game. Get the hardcover!! I cannot speak for the paperback's quality. I'm sure the contents are the same as they always are but the quality is usually very different, just like any paperback you buy.

don't buy this book if your looking for help in the campaign , you have approx. 4 pages dedicated to the campaign and thats to tell you where to find the dog tags , except they got one of them wrong too, as for multiplayer the book is extremely fact filled,my rating on this is based on the lack of help in story mode

While I can say that the book has helped me some in the online world, it is not the all inclusive guide I thought it might be. It gives the stats on vehicles and guns while also going over some in game features. The book is written in the form that the game has not been released yet, so a lot of things in it are speculation. I was able to find a few flaws myself.The book is mainly written for online users so don't expect but just 4 pages for offline campaign mode.It's a good book to have but if you are counting dollars, I would go online for the same information.

The book is awesome and has vast amounts of info and I was so close to giving it a 5 but there was just not enough info on commander mode. I give it a 4.9

very good huge amount of info. Built like a text book.BF4 could take a big chunk of time to learn, maybe never understand all features.If your looking at it, you should buy it.