DeaDPo0L84
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I'm so fucking hyped, gonna be glorious on PC.
And even earlier, DLC didn't exist. You paid your game, full and complete and that's it. Maybe a year later an expansion was released but it has ton of content and the ratio price/content is in favor of the player.Which back in the early days of BAttlefield were called expansions and were literally almost like playing a new game
Expect this from more major Multiplats devs moving forward.
Could EA have both last gen and next gen versions play together but only have graphics differences? If you got a next gen system you can pick and join last gen servers too, but last gen gamers cant join next gen servers because they have 2x the player count.Not if your trying to find a full server under 50 ping especially one that rotates in DLC. Population splitting is always a problem in multiplayer games.
Im not saying devs work for free, im saying to put out content worth buying other than maps or scrape the maps all together and just make the next sequel. Buying maps that you wont be able to play in a few months is stupid
The Multiplayer didn't suffer because of the campaigns it suffered because DICE broke away from the destruction and started going to set pieces and "levolution" moments. I would much rather have places to play with smaller buildings that can all be taken down than stupid static arenas with one big thing that's always going to fall at some point no matter what. Sand storms? no thanks, tornadoes? I'm sure it looks cool but what does that add to the actual game other than something you know is going to happen at some point and try to avoid?No campaign in BF2042 might be the best decision EA has ever made.
Fuck all the campaign-only Battlefield players - you are the reason the series has fallen off a cliff. Wasted resources.
BF started as MP only and stayed that way for years - not a coincidence those were the best games in the franchise.
As for paid seasons - thats a bad thing if its tied to maps. Modern Battlefield always split the playerbase between people who owned the maps and not - and when a premium map popped up, the servers emptied and died. It also made it tough to play with friends - managing who had the maps and who didnt.
How large were those maps? BF1 and BFV maps are massive compared to BFBC2.
They took an extra year and had six studios make this game. Trust me they werent sitting around gutting maps on purpose. They pick quality over quantity.
They took an extra year and had six studios make this game.
So just to be clear, you are willing to pay way more for 1/3 the value you recieved in the past? Really?Have no problems with no single player campaign. Haven't played that since BF4 (and that was because weapons were locked behind it).
I have no problems paying $70 or more if this game provides me as much entertainment as BF4 did. I bought it and premium on 2 platforms (PS4/PC), probably spent $120+ on both. Played them (still to this day) for 1500+ hours. If BF2042 gives me 1/3 of that, I have no problem paying what they're asking.
Why would it be F2P?So is it f2p?
saw other thread
Ugh I can't stand gaas bs. MS is a big contributor to this mess.Sorry, I come from a time when you could just buy your multiplayer focused game and be done with it.
Enjoy your live service GAAS.
Sure, then how about them lowering the price for less content then?
So just to be clear, you are willing to pay way more for 1/3 the value you recieved in the past? Really?
As an old fart this Battlefield's vibe reminds me of when I loved Battlefield the most before there were campaigns. Battlefield campaigns then, were just Battlefield with bots, lmao.As an old fart, it really seems like gaming is heading toward the toilet.
That's not what I asked. I asked if you were willing to pay way more of way less value. I guess your answer is yes.I've paid $60 for game like Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War, that delivered 1/50 the value so it's not that big of a deal.
Bye, bye Battlefield campaign-only players.
We never wanted you in the first place.
The maps and guns will be free. The paid seasons are for cosmetic content only.I'm ok with no campaign if the campaign sucks like it had with the last few entries. But it should not be $70 WITH paid seasons. FUCK that. The game would have to be a revelation to get me to subscribe to it.
That's not what I asked. I asked if you were willing to pay way more of way less value. I guess your answer is yes.
Specialists as well. The ONLY paid content revolves strictly around cosmetics. Everything else is free and included. From maps, to specialists, to guns, etc.The maps and guns will be free. The paid seasons are for cosmetic content only.
I've paid $60 for game like Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War, that delivered 1/50 the value so it's not that big of a deal.
Yeah so I'm fine with it. I'm also betting they will have the usual Camos to unlock via levels and feats like they always have.Specialists as well. The ONLY paid content revolves strictly around cosmetics. Everything else is free and included. From maps, to specialists, to guns, etc.
Honestly with the numbers seen nowadays revolving around F2P multiplayer games that numeral will be fairly slim and I don't think will be hurtful at all. I'm curious to know what their F2P/Crossplay approach is, which they said they'll be talking more about later.Campaign is a simple thing and will definitely lose fans to call of duty because of that.
No campaign in BF2042 might be the best decision EA has ever made.
I could ask you how long before a typical player gets bored of playing on the same maps over and over again. Sure some people will love it and will spend a lot of time learning the maps and enjoying them, but I bet many people will treat BF2042 like another EA game that's missing more unique content in the launch version.. . .because you played Battlefield for the campaign right? Hell did the first three even have one?
How many maps that can handle over a hundred players do you need?
Why would it be F2P?
Thread title probably should have read: Battlefield 2042 is F2P