So many of those individual Operations stages felt completely designed with a a unique frontline in mind, a specific area for defenders to defend. Hope it works out in the end for all.īF1 which introduced Operations, most of them were built out like gigantic Rush maps, with multiple attack / defend stages on long, linear paths that went way beyond the borders of the conquest versions of those same maps.
I'm glad people can still be excited about the franchise, though. Most modern Battlefields have had a huge identity crisis, and now it feels like it's only getting worse. Same as how 1942 and BF2 did Conquest well. The singular focus made for a better game in the end, the shoe-horned in conquest on those narrow maps sucked because the maps were specifically built for Rush, but whole game is looked upon fondly largely because it was so all about that one thing and nothing else, and did that one thing well. Same as if they went back to Bad Company instead and focused solely on Rush, even though that was never my thing. Even if it was larger scale 128 player path, a whole game focused on that one thing would actually have potential and give me hope. I'd much prefer them get back to a singular thing like conquest and do that well. It's become a running joke how they feel like they have to cater to everyone who's played any random Battlefield. Or the fact that they'll no doubt once again be cramming 3-8 extra and unnecessary game modes for those people, onto maps that aren't designed for anything particular again? Or the fact that seemingly half the fanbase or more at this point greatly prefers smaller scale CQB and infantry only maps to all out vehicular warfare because the Battlefield that hooked them was mainly about that? How do you reconcile that with the fact they still want to do things like Rush which we've seen only work well in those smaller, focused theaters? The fact that the leaks which are touting these grand scale upgrades also mention the return of Rush which has only ever worked well on narrow maps specifically designed for that mode and 12v12 players makes me think they still have no idea what game they want to make again. Not that it will make a good Battlefield, but that is my shitty skeptical prediction, we will see when it's playable. On paper it comes across like they think more is better and these things are needed to sell the game after some previous blunders.
Yet some are gone be foaming at the mouth for all that, no doubt. Other leaked bullet points I can't get hyped about: 128 players when they haven't been able to make 64 work well in recent games, and largest maps ever when they can't design a good and balanced normal sized map to save their lives. But I'm sure it will make for trailers and screens that some folks will non-stop jizz over. Sounded dumb when it first leaked, looks sillier in action. Do people really want tornadoes popping off all the time? wth. They gonna go hard on the gimmicky bullshit again. We’ll have them posted right here at Shacknews as they become available. Stay tuned leading up to the October 22 release date as we await further details and info on Battlefield 2042. It feels like battles in Battlefield 2042 are set to be their most dramatic and over-the-top yet. The trailer teased this as well, including references to a Category 6 hurricane hitting the United States and more. Some of the most interesting includes all new levels of dynamic weather and day/night cycles as the game goes on. There has been some fantastic speculation in regards to Battlefield 2042. According to details shared on the Battlefield 2042 FAQ page, there will be beta sessions coming later this year with early access available for those who pre-order. Battlefield 2042 is set to launch on October 22, 2021. Perhaps most importantly, we got a release date. As such, it will feature familiar (if not slightly enhanced) weaponry and a host of tech gadgets and gear, though not tremendously outlandish. As was rumored and leaked previously, it was finally confirmed here with the Battlefield 2042 reveal that this game will take place in the near future. It was here that we got a trailer revealing our first look at the game. The game is set to launch in mid-October 2021.ĮA and DICE did the big reveal for the new Battlefield game in a reveal livestream on June 9, 2021. It’s Battlefield 2042, and what’s more, we know when it’s coming too.
Leaks, early reports, and speculation have run rampant surrounding the game, but we finally arrived at the day of the big reveal and it did not disappoint. Fans have been waiting quite a while to see exactly what Electronic Arts and DICE have in store for us with the latest Battlefield game.
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