So are we gonna pretend that cod doesn't have big maps maybe not real big but big none the less. Also are you assuming bf does not have fast pace action and small maps cause it has both of does things you speak of. Not to mention I was addressing points the OP was making saying cod is a simulation which is why I said bullet drop.

Right, both of those things are not needed in cod. I hate when people try to compare cod a battlefield they are two completely different beasts. Cod is a fast paced arena arcadey twitch shooter that focuses on small scale combat. Battlefield on the other hand is a large scale (by comparison) slower paced military "simulator" (definitely not realist but it's as realistic as it needs to be) that uses more people and more weapons, vehicles(not more vehicles but you get the idea), and more realism such as bullet drop (not very realistic bullet drop) and destruction (wherever the devs want it). Overall though they are two great games for many different but shouldn't be compared to each other because they aren't even close enough to being the same game.