Battlefield 2042 Community Manager explains why the dev team aren't active on Reddit anymore, and adds, "no value" pretending it's a constructive place.
This is an interesting mix but two popular franchises have combined.
This month, join forces to tackle the paranormal crises of a mysterious federal agency under siege in the cooperative first-person shooter FBC: Firebreak, lead your team to victory in the iconic all-out warfare of Battlefield 2042, test your skills as a new Fazbear employee managing and maintaining the eerie pizzeria of Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 2 or live for the thrill of the hunt in the realistic hunting open world theHunter: Call of the Wild. All of these titles and more are available in June’s PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup*.
theHunter Call of the Wild is the best hunting game ever made. I understand it may not be everyone's cup of tea, it can be really slow going. But the environments (they look phenomenal, especially for a 2017 game!), the satisfaction of finally landing a Gold or a Diamond keep you coming back for more. I have over 600 hours in it, my dad in his 70's has around 1,500 in it! The only game he plays, even bought a PS4 Pro for it back in 2019 lol We get on almost every week to catch up bc we live about 4,000 miles apart overseas. New Snowy Canadian map is coming out this next Tuesday. I highly recommend this one! 👍
**I'm really happy to see Eiyuden Chronicles on here. I was about to buy that one after replaying the Suikoden Remasters recently!
they've gotten better with some updates throughout the years, but I wouldn't say they are perfect. But they're good enough that it's still a lot of fun. If you hang around their discord a while, you'll see quite a number of avid real life hunters who are pleased enough.
They should combine the premium and extra subscriptions and use the extra pricing for it.
Yea, that was my biggest complaint. If it weren't for my Portal, I would have cancelled my Premium. But it looks like they've leaned in on the streaming aspect as a selling point of Premium now, instead of the Classics. :\ I do like the streaming on Portal!
Firebreak has been surprisingly fun. Can't wait for the full game. And Deus Ex!
Battlefield 2042's Rush Mode faces criticism due to passive playstyles that hinder objective-based gameplay.
Translation: we don't wanna see the thousands of posts constantly telling us how shite we are so we don't use reddit anymore. That way we can continue making bad games and making the same mistakes.
It's no secret you rather take the word of an influencer than deal with the wrath of your consumers constantly pointing out all the mistakes you should've avoided. People needa toughen up, we've allowed "toxicity" to be an excuse for lack of engagement between devs and their players. A few a holes can be easily dealt with and aren't a reason to just avoid reddit all together.
Wow. The words of an anti critic.
Obviously you don't need to pay attention to all criticism...that's just dumb and I don't think anybody expects that.
All you gotta do is filter all the loud children out and focus on the criticism you can work with.
It s what you do with the criticism that matters not how you take it...and these guys are opting to not take it at all.
I get that Reddit can be a toxic place but I mean anywhere on the internet can be bad if you look hard enough.
If you can't look at a place like Reddit then I doubt they are looking anywhere else unless it's a place where most people are licking their arse.
No wonder Battlefield and their other games have turned to shit, they just ignore everyone's criticism and pretend what they are doing is right.
PR damage control is in full swing lmao
The game isn't too bad but needs improvement. Just go back to normal classes and ditch the operators add many more old maps in the alternate modes but I read on pc at least the player count has dropped really hard