--- product_id: 1583130 title: "Battlefield Bad Company 2 - PC" brand: "electronic arts" price: "$86.49" currency: USD in_stock: true reviews_count: 7 category: "Electronic Arts" url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1583130-battlefield-bad-company-2-pc store_origin: EC region: Ecuador --- # Destruction 2.0 - blow up buildings 15 vehicles - land, sea & air warfare 8 massive multiplayer maps Battlefield Bad Company 2 - PC **Brand:** electronic arts **Price:** $86.49 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ”₯ No place to hide, only glory to claim! πŸš€ ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Battlefield Bad Company 2 - PC by electronic arts - **How much does it cost?** $86.49 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1583130-battlefield-bad-company-2-pc) ## Best For - electronic arts enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted electronic arts brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Squad Synergy Gameplay:** Join forces in 4-player squads to unlock exclusive awards and master squad-specific modes for a true team-based experience. - β€’ **Ultimate Vehicle Combat:** Dominate the fight with 15 versatile vehicles including ATVs and UH-60 helicopters, each offering unique tactical advantages. - β€’ **Total Tactical Destruction:** Level up your gameplay by demolishing entire buildings and reshaping the battlefield with Frostbite-powered Destruction 2.0. - β€’ **Customize Your Combat Style:** Choose from 4 classes and over 15,000 kit variations with 46 weapons and 200+ customizations to craft your perfect soldier. - β€’ **Expansive Multiplayer Arenas:** Battle across 8 huge, diverse maps designed for dynamic strategies and intense team play. ## Overview Battlefield Bad Company 2 for PC delivers a next-gen FPS experience with groundbreaking Destruction 2.0 technology, 15 customizable vehicles, and 8 massive multiplayer maps. Featuring squad-based gameplay and over 15,000 kit variations, it offers unparalleled tactical depth and team synergy. Perfect for millennial pros craving dynamic, high-stakes combat and social gaming dominance. ## Description Product Description Get ready for the most spectacular FPS multiplayer experience ever! Battlefield Bad Company brings the spectacular Battlefield gameplay to the forefront of next-gen consoles and PC - featuring best-in-class vehicular combat set across 8 huge sandbox maps each with a different tactical focus. desertcart.com Battlefield Bad Company 2 is a first-person shooter, and sequel to Electronic Arts' 2008 release, Battlefield Bad Company. Following the continuing combat adventures of misfits of the US Army's Company "B," Bad Company 2 features the characteristic humor and grit of the Bad Company series, as well as a variety of gameplay improvements and additions, including 2-24 player online support; all-new four man squad gameplay; and more. .caption { font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; } ul.indent { list-style: inside disc; text-indent: -15px; } table.callout { font-family: verdana; font-size: 11px; line-height: 1. 3em; } td.vgoverview { height: 125px; background: #9DC4D8 url(https://images-na.ssl-images-desertcart.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/callout-bg.png) repeat-x; border-left: 1px solid #999999; border-right: 1px solid #999999; padding-left: 20px; padding-right: 20px; padding-bottom: 10px; width: 250px; font-family: verdana; font-size: 12px; } Story and Gameplay Like the original Battlefield: Bad Company game, Bad Company 2 is a first-person shooter following the exploits of Company "B" of the US Army's 222nd Battalion. In this new adventure, the more mature yet still infamous company of misfits are tasked with interceding in a series of conflicts that have the potential to ignite of a new World War. Game environments cover snowy mountains, all the way to jungles and deserts. Classic military combat gameplay. View larger. New destructive abilities. View larger. Ultimate online vehicle warfare. View larger. New squad-based play options. View larger. Four available character classes. View larger. As the action begins players have their pick of four distinct character classes, and weapons, gadgets and specializations. Within these, players have over 15,000 kit variations to discover, and will be able to fine-tune their preferred fighting style to give them the edge in combat that they will need to survive and prevail. In addition, new vehicles like the all terrain vehicle (ATV) and the UH-60 transport helicopter allow for new tactics, which players are free to choose from. As players fight through mission play they will level up their playable character through the ranks as they accumulate experience points in combat for enemies eliminated and objectives completed. Excellence in the battlefield is rewarded with an extensive range of pins, insignias and stars to unlock along with 50 dedicated ranks to achieve. Battlefield 2 also features a major multiplayer component. Along with standard 24-player online multiplayer options across eight maps, players can also compete in 4-player teams in 2 exclusive squad-only game modes, fighting together to unlock exclusive team awards and achievements. During these online battles players can spawn on your squad to get straight into the action, and use gadgets such as the tracer dart in-conjunction with the RPG to devastating effect. Taken together these features make for one of the most realistic ground/vehicle combat experiences ever.The New Frostbite Engine Tactical destruction in Bad Company 2 is taken to new heights with the updated DICE 'Frostbite' engine. Unlike in the first game in the series, which featured considerable, but limited destructible game environments, in Battlefield Bad Company 2 players can now take down entire buildings or create their own vantage points by blasting holes through cover, thereby delivering a unique dynamic experience in every match.Key Features8 huge multiplayer maps. Each with a different tactical and gameplay focus and set across a variety of environments.Ultimate online vehicle warfare. 15 land, sea and air vehicles, each with a tactical advantage during play. Race into action with the ATV or rain death from above in the UH-60 transport helicopter with its 2 side-mounted rail guns.Intense single player action in dense jungles to snow-torn mountains, following the mature "B" Company on a daring new mission.All-new squad gameplay. Team up with 3 other players and fight together to unlock special awards and achievements in 2 squad-specific game modes.Destruction 2.0. Take down entire buildings, create firepoints or blow it up entirely. In Battlefield Bad Company 2 there is be no place to hide.'Play It Your Way' experiment and refine your ideal combat style with 4 character classes (medic, assault, recon and engineer), 15,000+ kit variations, 46 weapons (200 different customization opportunities), 15 gadgets and 13 character specializations.Combat efficiency and performance is rewarded with special awards such pins, stars and insignias which contribute to unlocking 50 ranks.System Requirements:Minimum Specifications: Recommended Specifications: OS: Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7. Processor: Core 2 Duo @ 2.0GHz Quadcore RAM: 2GB 2GB+ Disc Drive: 8x DVD-ROM drive or better Hard Drive: 10GB or more Video Card: 256MB GeForce 7800 GT / ATI X1900 512MB GeForce GTX 260 Input Device: Mouse and keyboard, gamepad Review: Do NOT listen to the one star reviews! - I can not stress enough how invalid every single point made in the 1 star reviews are. The main complaint that almost all of them have, and really the only complaint outside of "it's not Modern Warfare 2" which I personally see as a good thing, is that the servers were overloaded during the first several days of the launch. Anyone who has ever played any big online game knows that this always happens, which doesn't mean it's a good thing, but it's par for the territory. Sure, they could have over prepared and deployed way more servers then they did, and gambled that the sales would surpass their projections as much as they did, but they decided to play it safe and trust that the community would be willing to wait a day or two for things to settle down before passing judgement. Obviously there are some less patient and understanding (and intelligent and mature) gamers who throw tantrums when they don't have their way when they want it. These are the people giving this game one star. Go ahead and read their reviews. All they're complaining about was the lag and disconnects at the launch. I played online for 14 hours today, and was disconnected once and that was 100% on my end (don't buy belkin wireless routers). There are some more thought out negative reviews out there, but their points are made moot when you consider the facts and stop making assumptions, but I'll get into those later. Ok, all of that aside, my impressions of the game. The fact that I feel so compelled to defend them should tell you something, and no it doesn't mean I work for them, or that I'm some fanboy. The game isn't perfect, by any means, but in my opinion it's the best game in the genre on the market today. I've been a devoted pc fps gamer ever since wolfenstein 3d, and started playing competitively in quake1 in 1996. This means I've likely been playing this style of game since before many of the gamers were born. During that time, I've seen more then my fair share of terrible games that were overhyped (wargasm), and great games that got lost in the shuffle (global operations). Battlefield: Bad Company 2 deserves every bit of hype that it's gotten and more. Like I said before, the game isn't without it's flaws, but overall it gives way more bang for the buck then just about anything else out there. I won't go into real detail on the pros and cons of the game as Zoidberg (one of the other reviewers here) already covered them very well, but I will try to address some of the other concerns about the game that I've heard here and elsewhere. The first is that it isn't a true battlefield game. This is correct, it's a bad company game, which is a spin off of the battlefield series. It's not meant to be BF3, so don't judge it like it is. It's meant to have a more fast paced arcade feel to it. That's why there are smaller maps, with less players, and no commander or jets. Pretending like it's BF3 and snubbing your nose at the things that make it different from BF2 and the future BF3 don't prove anything other then your inability to understand simple concepts. The other pitfall I see a lot of reviewers falling into is the "well modern warfare 2 did it this way..." issue. Honestly, I don't think I should have to explain why this is a foolish comparison to make, but I will try to shed a little light on those who seem to live in the dark. It's like comparing checkers to chess, MW2 being checkers and BC2 chess. You have to remember what each game is trying to simulate. MW2 is meant to be a small scale special ops style gun fight, where as BC2 is meant to be a medium scale military engagement. One has a very narrow set of pieces, and caters to people who use a small set of tactics. Basically, much like checkers, whatever player gets a couple of kings (killstreaks) first, wins. BC2 on the other hand, has a wider variety of pieces, which are designed to compliment each other to allow the players to execute more complicated tactics as a team. So long story short, don't listen to all the whining and cry babies who would rather throw and tantrum then exercise a little patience. This game is going to be one of the biggest and best FPS in town for a long time to come, well at least until BF3 comes out ;) Well worth every penny I paid for it, and considering they've already released one free map pack with more on the way, and have promised to continue to add content for free, breaking the disturbing trend in gaming where a partial game is released as a full priced title and then DLC is added to milk the customer's wallet. Hats off to DICE and EA for a great product! Review: Game with great potential but a few problems - What can I say? DICE was pushing this as an alternative to MW2 because of the whole dedicated server thing. But, despite some great things, the game's been hurt by bugs and a broken server browser (which defeats the purpose of dedicated servers). The Good The single player game is your basic romp through a bunch of levels that really don't suck you in at all. You can't really compare it to MW2 since IW is just good at that. DICE's Battlefield series has always been about the multiplayer. That said, if you don't mind the hyperaccurate AI (well, if you sit still long enough), it's decent fun but think of it as bonus content. You're really here for the BF multiplayer experience. Multiplayer is definitely fun once you get past the issues (see below). There are four basic multiplayer game types: Conquest, Rush, Squad Deathmatch and Squad Rush which translates to domination, point-cap, mini-TDM, and--well--mini-point-cap. With Conquest, two teams grab a handful of points. The more points you own as a team, the faster your opponents tickets tick down. Once your tickets reach zero, it's game over for your team. Basically, classic Battlefield multiplayer. Rush is essentially Search and Destroy (from MW2) minus perma-death and multiplied by 3-4 times since after destroying both targets the next two points and a new chunk of the map opens up. It's actually a lot of fun and is probably the best part of MP for me at least. The squad games play off the fact that BC2 carries over the squad system from BF2 (minus the commander). Squads in the other modes allow to you spawn near living squad mates and give you bonuses for kills and the like. In the squad game types, you're basically part of a squad and playing the relevant game mode (Rush or TDM). It creates a more intimate game play experience but is also a bit more rare than the other modes. Within a match, you can select one of four classes: Assault, Medic, Engineer, and Recon (Sniper). Each one has access to a primary weapon, a pistol, a specialty kit (which can be upgraded) and a series of "abilities" or bonuses. For example, you can unlock scopes or better health kits (with a wider range) or vehicle abilities. As you rank up (getting points from kills/achievements), you'll unlock those abilities but only if you're playing the class in question. In addition, as you'd expect from a BF game and one of the features MW2 is sorely lacking, vehicles are a big part of MP with transport vehicles (ATV, HUMV, and a sort of APC), tanks (light and heavy), and helos (blackhawks and apaches). The vehicles are a blast but (for obvious reasons) they can be taken down pretty quickly with RPGs, stationary ATs, and other attacks. Of course, vehicles come with the usual problem of players who grab one and run off with it leaving you to run into battle...and run you will given the size of the maps (again, what's the point of vehicles if you can't move 10 feet). But that's a player issue more than a gameplay issue. Another nice feature is the "socialize" button. What it really is is a context-sensitive notification for your team. If your cursor is on a tank and you hit the key (default is Q), your guy in-game will say something along the lines of "Hey, guys, it looks like we've got a tank over here." That tank will pop-up on the in-game map as an icon for a time. Same goes for other vehicles and players and can be used when you hover over objectives (tell your squad to grab that objective) or teammates (e.g. tell your medic you need a health kit). Lastly, after playing a lot of Red Faction, here's a game that FINALLY implements destructible environments outside of...well...Red Faction. It's quite frankly awesome. It also affects gameplay (which it should) where you can drop a building to get rid of a sniper nest or even better to blow an objective. Some structures aren't destructible but most of them are. Lob a nade, use the blackhawk's mini, call in a mortar strike or hit it with a tank and you can start breaking up a building. Really fun stuff. The Bad Outside of lag and network issues (there were PunkBuster and general connection issues), the real problems aren't when you're playing...they're in the lead up to game play. The most critical thing you need in this game in order to access those ballyhooed dedicated servers and actually play the game--the server browser--is ridiculously inconsistent. What's wrong? - Filters don't stick - Leaving a server and checking the browser? Filters have been reset. - Pings don't show up all the time, which makes it hard to find server that are better/closer. - Favorites won't always save (timeout) and when saved are often grayed out in the list even though you can find them on the main server list. - When you filter on PB servers, the loading screen shows the server's settings (supposedly) and it always shows PB as off. - Oh yeah, if you refresh a few times, the game crashes. Oops. Then there's the the friend system...which doesn't work...what's the point then? Alright, you've read through all of that (or rather skipped to the end), so what do you do? Despite the bugs, DICE has been trying to fix the major issues at least. And, if you can get by the server browser and find a few servers you like, the game can be fun (of course, as with any game, that'll also depend on your teammates) and the good stuff outweighs the bad for now. Does it really kill MW2? No but they've both always been different games. If you're a shooter fan, you've got to grab this game. ## Features - Destruction 2.0. Take down entire buildings, create firepoints in cover or blow it up entirely! In Battlefield Bad Company there will be no place to hide! - Ultimate Online Vehicle Warfare! 15 land, sea and air vehicles, each with a tactical advantage during play. Race into action with the ATV or rain death from above in the UH-60 transport helicopter with its 2 side-mounted rail guns - 8 Huge Multiplayer Maps. Each with a different tactical and gameplay focus and set across a variety of environments - All-new Squad Gameplay. Team up with 3 other players and fight together to unlock special awards and achievements in 2 squad-specific game modes - Destruction 2.0. Take down entire buildings, create firepoints in cover or blow it up entirely! In Battlefield Bad Company 2β„’ there will be no place to hide! - β€˜Play It Your Way’ experiment and refine your ideal combat style with 4 character classes (medic, assault, recon and engineer), 15000+ kit variations, 46 weapons (200 different customization opportunities), 15 gadgets and 13 character specializations. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002NIP2SM | | Best Sellers Rank | #11,011 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #626 in PC-compatible Games | | Computer Platform | PC | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (426) | | Date First Available | September 1, 2009 | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00014633190366 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 2.82 ounces | | Item model number | 19036 | | Manufacturer | Electronic Arts | | Number of Players | 24 | | Product Dimensions | 5.35 x 0.55 x 7.5 inches; 2.82 ounces | | Publication Date | March 2, 2010 | | Rated | Mature | | Release date | March 2, 2010 | | Type of item | Video Game | | UPC | 014633190366 | ## Images ![Battlefield Bad Company 2 - PC - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mJ+nl2+JL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Do NOT listen to the one star reviews! *by A***Y on March 12, 2010* I can not stress enough how invalid every single point made in the 1 star reviews are. The main complaint that almost all of them have, and really the only complaint outside of "it's not Modern Warfare 2" which I personally see as a good thing, is that the servers were overloaded during the first several days of the launch. Anyone who has ever played any big online game knows that this always happens, which doesn't mean it's a good thing, but it's par for the territory. Sure, they could have over prepared and deployed way more servers then they did, and gambled that the sales would surpass their projections as much as they did, but they decided to play it safe and trust that the community would be willing to wait a day or two for things to settle down before passing judgement. Obviously there are some less patient and understanding (and intelligent and mature) gamers who throw tantrums when they don't have their way when they want it. These are the people giving this game one star. Go ahead and read their reviews. All they're complaining about was the lag and disconnects at the launch. I played online for 14 hours today, and was disconnected once and that was 100% on my end (don't buy belkin wireless routers). There are some more thought out negative reviews out there, but their points are made moot when you consider the facts and stop making assumptions, but I'll get into those later. Ok, all of that aside, my impressions of the game. The fact that I feel so compelled to defend them should tell you something, and no it doesn't mean I work for them, or that I'm some fanboy. The game isn't perfect, by any means, but in my opinion it's the best game in the genre on the market today. I've been a devoted pc fps gamer ever since wolfenstein 3d, and started playing competitively in quake1 in 1996. This means I've likely been playing this style of game since before many of the gamers were born. During that time, I've seen more then my fair share of terrible games that were overhyped (wargasm), and great games that got lost in the shuffle (global operations). Battlefield: Bad Company 2 deserves every bit of hype that it's gotten and more. Like I said before, the game isn't without it's flaws, but overall it gives way more bang for the buck then just about anything else out there. I won't go into real detail on the pros and cons of the game as Zoidberg (one of the other reviewers here) already covered them very well, but I will try to address some of the other concerns about the game that I've heard here and elsewhere. The first is that it isn't a true battlefield game. This is correct, it's a bad company game, which is a spin off of the battlefield series. It's not meant to be BF3, so don't judge it like it is. It's meant to have a more fast paced arcade feel to it. That's why there are smaller maps, with less players, and no commander or jets. Pretending like it's BF3 and snubbing your nose at the things that make it different from BF2 and the future BF3 don't prove anything other then your inability to understand simple concepts. The other pitfall I see a lot of reviewers falling into is the "well modern warfare 2 did it this way..." issue. Honestly, I don't think I should have to explain why this is a foolish comparison to make, but I will try to shed a little light on those who seem to live in the dark. It's like comparing checkers to chess, MW2 being checkers and BC2 chess. You have to remember what each game is trying to simulate. MW2 is meant to be a small scale special ops style gun fight, where as BC2 is meant to be a medium scale military engagement. One has a very narrow set of pieces, and caters to people who use a small set of tactics. Basically, much like checkers, whatever player gets a couple of kings (killstreaks) first, wins. BC2 on the other hand, has a wider variety of pieces, which are designed to compliment each other to allow the players to execute more complicated tactics as a team. So long story short, don't listen to all the whining and cry babies who would rather throw and tantrum then exercise a little patience. This game is going to be one of the biggest and best FPS in town for a long time to come, well at least until BF3 comes out ;) Well worth every penny I paid for it, and considering they've already released one free map pack with more on the way, and have promised to continue to add content for free, breaking the disturbing trend in gaming where a partial game is released as a full priced title and then DLC is added to milk the customer's wallet. Hats off to DICE and EA for a great product! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Game with great potential but a few problems *by G***R on April 15, 2010* What can I say? DICE was pushing this as an alternative to MW2 because of the whole dedicated server thing. But, despite some great things, the game's been hurt by bugs and a broken server browser (which defeats the purpose of dedicated servers). The Good The single player game is your basic romp through a bunch of levels that really don't suck you in at all. You can't really compare it to MW2 since IW is just good at that. DICE's Battlefield series has always been about the multiplayer. That said, if you don't mind the hyperaccurate AI (well, if you sit still long enough), it's decent fun but think of it as bonus content. You're really here for the BF multiplayer experience. Multiplayer is definitely fun once you get past the issues (see below). There are four basic multiplayer game types: Conquest, Rush, Squad Deathmatch and Squad Rush which translates to domination, point-cap, mini-TDM, and--well--mini-point-cap. With Conquest, two teams grab a handful of points. The more points you own as a team, the faster your opponents tickets tick down. Once your tickets reach zero, it's game over for your team. Basically, classic Battlefield multiplayer. Rush is essentially Search and Destroy (from MW2) minus perma-death and multiplied by 3-4 times since after destroying both targets the next two points and a new chunk of the map opens up. It's actually a lot of fun and is probably the best part of MP for me at least. The squad games play off the fact that BC2 carries over the squad system from BF2 (minus the commander). Squads in the other modes allow to you spawn near living squad mates and give you bonuses for kills and the like. In the squad game types, you're basically part of a squad and playing the relevant game mode (Rush or TDM). It creates a more intimate game play experience but is also a bit more rare than the other modes. Within a match, you can select one of four classes: Assault, Medic, Engineer, and Recon (Sniper). Each one has access to a primary weapon, a pistol, a specialty kit (which can be upgraded) and a series of "abilities" or bonuses. For example, you can unlock scopes or better health kits (with a wider range) or vehicle abilities. As you rank up (getting points from kills/achievements), you'll unlock those abilities but only if you're playing the class in question. In addition, as you'd expect from a BF game and one of the features MW2 is sorely lacking, vehicles are a big part of MP with transport vehicles (ATV, HUMV, and a sort of APC), tanks (light and heavy), and helos (blackhawks and apaches). The vehicles are a blast but (for obvious reasons) they can be taken down pretty quickly with RPGs, stationary ATs, and other attacks. Of course, vehicles come with the usual problem of players who grab one and run off with it leaving you to run into battle...and run you will given the size of the maps (again, what's the point of vehicles if you can't move 10 feet). But that's a player issue more than a gameplay issue. Another nice feature is the "socialize" button. What it really is is a context-sensitive notification for your team. If your cursor is on a tank and you hit the key (default is Q), your guy in-game will say something along the lines of "Hey, guys, it looks like we've got a tank over here." That tank will pop-up on the in-game map as an icon for a time. Same goes for other vehicles and players and can be used when you hover over objectives (tell your squad to grab that objective) or teammates (e.g. tell your medic you need a health kit). Lastly, after playing a lot of Red Faction, here's a game that FINALLY implements destructible environments outside of...well...Red Faction. It's quite frankly awesome. It also affects gameplay (which it should) where you can drop a building to get rid of a sniper nest or even better to blow an objective. Some structures aren't destructible but most of them are. Lob a nade, use the blackhawk's mini, call in a mortar strike or hit it with a tank and you can start breaking up a building. Really fun stuff. The Bad Outside of lag and network issues (there were PunkBuster and general connection issues), the real problems aren't when you're playing...they're in the lead up to game play. The most critical thing you need in this game in order to access those ballyhooed dedicated servers and actually play the game--the server browser--is ridiculously inconsistent. What's wrong? - Filters don't stick - Leaving a server and checking the browser? Filters have been reset. - Pings don't show up all the time, which makes it hard to find server that are better/closer. - Favorites won't always save (timeout) and when saved are often grayed out in the list even though you can find them on the main server list. - When you filter on PB servers, the loading screen shows the server's settings (supposedly) and it always shows PB as off. - Oh yeah, if you refresh a few times, the game crashes. Oops. Then there's the the friend system...which doesn't work...what's the point then? Alright, you've read through all of that (or rather skipped to the end), so what do you do? Despite the bugs, DICE has been trying to fix the major issues at least. And, if you can get by the server browser and find a few servers you like, the game can be fun (of course, as with any game, that'll also depend on your teammates) and the good stuff outweighs the bad for now. Does it really kill MW2? No but they've both always been different games. If you're a shooter fan, you've got to grab this game. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by G***! on August 11, 2016* awesome game not a singe fault, u can play it both online or offline, no additional data required after installation. grat ending. ## Frequently Bought Together - Battlefield Bad Company 2 - PC - Battlefield 1942: The Complete Collection - PC --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1583130-battlefield-bad-company-2-pc](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1583130-battlefield-bad-company-2-pc) --- *Product available on Desertcart Ecuador* *Store origin: EC* *Last updated: 2026-07-27*