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Watch Battlefield: Bad Company 2's David Goldfarb Stream The Game
David Goldfarb may have moved on from DICE and EA to pursue his own studio The Outsiders, but he's still up for streaming some of his past projects.
Goldfarb, who was the lead designer on Battlefield: Bad Company 2, said on Twitter that he wanted to replay the game and thought it would be fun to stream it. Goldfarb says he's aiming for today or tomorrow for the stream, and recently indicated he's almost set up for it.
Was considering replaying bc2 and thought maybe streaming it and talking through it would be fun!
— David Goldfarb (@locust9) July 21, 2015
You watch Goldfarb on Twitch right here. Be sure to follow his Twitter for updates on when he's streaming next.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 took the second spot when we ranked the Battlefield games. Now you can see it in action again, getting insight from someone who worked on it.
Our Take
I love when developers stream their games. There's so much we don't know that goes on during the development process, so hearing their stories or seeing them have fun with it is always fun. It'll be cool to watch Goldfarb go down memory lane during his replay of the game, so be sure to tune in if you're a fan.
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