ElzarTheBam
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Never mention Metro again
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Lol say what?! Why do you think a huge number of people really enjoy BF? The huge "everything"... number of weapons, attachments, customization, vehicles, maps etc.
Take away that and loads will pass this by and end up with other AAA shooters. Esp with the bad taste BF 4's launch left in people's mouths. DICE needs something big... and WWI def aint it.
Gemüsepizza;201061410 said:With a WW I setting they could probably even make a new version of Metro:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Métro
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_the_Paris_Métro
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And while there doesn't seem to have been any big fights in Paris during WWI, they could maybe make up something like a black ops/spy mission which explains why there was a fight at this metro station. Something like a mix of Battlefield 3 and The Order 1886. A story mission in a crowded metro station could also be nice I guess, maybe as contrast to the real other battlefields of WWI.
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Never mention Metro again
Get out now
pls no
aha and thats why mostly only 3-4 weapons are used across the board...
So true, lol.
Or variety as in, 3-4 variations of the same firearm for each one.
Variety is an illusion.
Nope, every German from that period should obviously be disregarded as disgusting human waste and be exterminated by the heroic player character. At least, that's what the very mature and nuanced medium of video games tells me.This gif perspective made me wonder if there's ever been a major WW2 game where you play from the perspective of the Axis? Obviously that wouldn't happen for the whole game, but most military shooters now put you in the role of various soldiers across different countries. I wouldn't expect the dev to make you sympathetic for them or anything like that. Or is just the concept of playing from the other side something that no developer would touch? I mean there have been movies that show it from the other perspective.
tactical squad trench digging, or trench digging simulator.
Oh man can you imagine a tactical shooter set in the civil war or revolutionary war period?
Accurate early 19th century weapons, uniforms and environments
◾Massive multiplayer battles with up to 200 players
◾Five nations with more than 330 unique units to choose from
◾A wide range of artillery pieces ranging from field cannons to mortars, capable of firing a variety of missiles such as canister, explosive shells and even rockets - all fully controllable by players
◾Finely crafted game balance ensuring player skill is the hero of the battlefield, not the gun or the sword
◾Construct barricades, dig trenches, and rig explosives with the multi-purpose Engineer class
◾Special musician units with drums, fifes, bagpipes or trumpets, able to play historically accurate tunes; all recorded and played by award winning musicians
Mount and Blade's expansion Napoleonic War is amazing on PC!
http://store.steampowered.com/app/48705
The first post is not true anymore, and hasn't been for a long, long time.
And the second is complete fabrication.
The last time a considerable amount of the player base flocked to the same 2, 3 weapons was on BF3 with the M16A3, AEK.
If there is one thing that BF4 has been good since launch and they still improved a lot with the patches is weapon balance and variety.
Say what you will about 80 guns and dozens of unlocks, it might be overwhelming for the more casual side of the player base, but for someone like me who plays each game for 800 hours plus the variety is great.
Tactical shooter for WW1 doesn't make too much sense to me. Like... what tactics are there other than running into machine gun fire?
I believe it's possible to make a good WW1 game, I just don't believe it would be true to the expected BF experience.
No air and sea vehicles, limited selection of land vehicles.
As others have said, WW2 is as far back in time as they should go.
Lol say what?! Why do you think a huge number of people really enjoy BF? The huge "everything"... number of weapons, attachments, customization, vehicles, maps etc.
Take away that and loads will pass this by and end up with other AAA shooters. Esp with the bad taste BF 4's launch left in people's mouths. DICE needs something big... and WWI def aint it.
I believe it's possible to make a good WW1 game, I just don't believe it would be true to the expected BF experience.
No air and sea vehicles, limited selection of land vehicles.
As others have said, WW2 is as far back in time as they should go.
The series played (and sold) just fine without all that customization junk with BF1942 thru BF2142. In fact the series deteriorated ever since they went overboard with it. BF4's weapon selection/customization was a huge mess. Going back to its original old war roots on the hightech Frostbite engine is exactly what this series needs to be fresh again.
Back to school. Ridiculous.No air and sea vehicles
I believe it's possible to make a good WW1 game, I just don't believe it would be true to the expected BF experience.
No air and sea vehicles, limited selection of land vehicles.
As others have said, WW2 is as far back in time as they should go.
if they do WW1, 2, or Vietnam then i'm not buying it and sticking with 4. i know modern military settings are boring now but world wars/vietnam even more. i want a futuristic battlefield.
I believe it's possible to make a good WW1 game, I just don't believe it would be true to the expected BF experience.
No air and sea vehicles, limited selection of land vehicles.
As others have said, WW2 is as far back in time as they should go.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlefield_2142if they do WW1, 2, or Vietnam then i'm not buying it and sticking with 4. i know modern military settings are boring now but world wars/vietnam even more. i want a futuristic battlefield.
Yeah, they did that already.if they do WW1, 2, or Vietnam then i'm not buying it and sticking with 4. i know modern military settings are boring now but world wars/vietnam even more. i want a futuristic battlefield.
But there was air and sea warfare in ww1.
A lot of its was yes in its infancy but it was there in spades.
if they do WW1, 2, or Vietnam then i'm not buying it and sticking with 4. i know modern military settings are boring now but world wars/vietnam even more. i want a futuristic battlefield.
I believe it's possible to make a good WW1 game, I just don't believe it would be true to the expected BF experience.
No air and sea vehicles, limited selection of land vehicles.
As others have said, WW2 is as far back in time as they should go.
No air
No sea
limited selection of land vehicles.
Did you play 2142? Titan mode was great stuff.
I'm excited for a WW1 Battlefield though. To be fair you wouldn't have anything that has the combined arms fun of the series until at least The Somme (1916).
Could that tweet have anything to do with Mirrors Edge though?
Back to school. Ridiculous.
Do you actual know anything about the first World War?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weapons_of_World_War_I
Yeah, I'm out if it's WW1...and I think that setting would be great for a smaller scale game.
It would cost them a ton of sales.
Just in case someone didn't see it:
Airplanes were mostly used for reconnaissance for the majority the WW1. Have fun flying a plane doing nothing but spotting in BFWW1. Gun/propeller synchronization was only achieved close to the end of the war.
Maybe you want sea action? Well good luck coordinating with 5 other randoms to run that huge battleship or that uboat.
WW1 is not suited to what players currently expect of a BF game.
Now why don't you refute my claim and explain why the BF experience would work in WW1 instead of being a dick?
Gemüsepizza;201061410 said:With a WW I setting they could probably even make a new version of Metro:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Métro
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_the_Paris_Métro
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And while there doesn't seem to have been any big fights in Paris during WWI, they could maybe make up something like a black ops/spy mission which explains why there was a fight at this metro station. Something like a mix of Battlefield 3 and The Order 1886. A story mission in a crowded metro station could also be nice I guess, maybe as contrast to the real other battlefields of WWI.
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Wait. So there's gonna be a BF5 teaser sometime today? When was BF4 originally teased again? I swear it was around this time of the year it released as well
Stahp. STAHP. Pls NO
Airplanes were mostly used for reconnaissance for the majority the WW1. Have fun flying a plane doing nothing but spotting in BFWW1. Gun/propeller synchronization was only achieved close to the end of the war.
Maybe you want sea action? Well good luck coordinating with 5 other randoms to run that huge battleship or that uboat.
WW1 is not suited to what players currently expect of a BF game.
Now why don't you refute my claim and explain why the BF experience would work in WW1 instead of being a dick?
Airplanes were mostly used for reconnaissance for the majority the WW1. Have fun flying a plane doing nothing but spotting in BFWW1. Gun/propeller synchronization was only achieved close to the end of the war.
Maybe you want sea action? Well good luck coordinating with 5 other randoms to run that huge battleship or that uboat.
WW1 is not suited to what players currently expect of a BF game.
Now why don't you refute my claim and explain why the BF experience would work in WW1 instead of being a dick?
Didn't want to waste my time on what might as well have been a joke post. But if you're actually asking, others have done already, even before my post. Just scroll up a wee bit.Now why don't you refute my claim and explain why the BF experience would work in WW1 instead of being a dick?
And you're falling into the bizarre and disturbing trap most detractors in this thread have: Thinking the depiction of modern, Vietnam or WW2 warfare in a Battlefield game is realistic in any way.Jesus. What the hell.
Ever heard of, I dunno, the Red Baron?
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Submarines do anything for you? How about some big fu battleships?
World War 1 in Photos: The War at Sea?
I dunno, how about the invention of the f'ing tank?
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World War I is an awe inspiring period of history that defines the world we live in today. If you are unaware of this period, please go look into it.
Modern aerial combat doesn't take place over a 1km x 1km map, but they make in work in BF. No reason they couldn't make WW1 aerial combat interesting in a video game.
Didn't want to waste my time on what might as well have been a joke post. But if you're actually asking, others have done already, even before my post. Just scroll up a wee bit.
And you're falling into the bizarre and disturbing trap most detractors in this thread have: Thinking the depiction of modern, Vietnam or WW2 warfare in a Battlefield game is realistic in any way.
Wait. So there's gonna be a BF5 teaser sometime today? When was BF4 originally teased again? I swear it was around this time of the year it released as well
Stahp. STAHP. Pls NO
Nice back pedalling. You specifically said there were no aircraft in WW1. And I'm sure you know more about game design than the damn creators themselves..
GDC 2013 was when Battlefield 4 was first shown. It was never teased beforehand, it was a full blown reveal. Since Hardline, though, they've taken to being later and later with their reveals though.
It's only when that internal Omaha video leaked that outlined Hardline that they released a less than a minute long teaser for it a month or so before E3 2014.
We dont need 40+ weapons srsly...
Ah. I was actually thinking of these teasers from Spring 2013: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wceJSGeuoww
It makes sense that they'd just tease stuff later, and later, and much closer to the reveal though. Anything is up for fair game in EA's large leaky ship