EA writes: "Welcome to Battlefield Labs.
We'd like to invite you to join us for our most ambitious community development collaboration ever. This is an opportunity to provide feedback, validate the future of Battlefield, and have a direct and lasting impact on the next generation of Battlefield games."
While previews of Battlefield 6 have looked intense and quite good, the game has already stumbled into controversy with its early test.
If by "tablet babies" you mean kids/teenagers, they are not the ones complaining about this. Trying to appeal to them is the reason EA is doing this. It's the old fans of the series who are mad.
But of course, you knew all that.
@Muigi
So you're a throwback fan who wants them to go down the same road that led to 2042? Unusual, but taste is subjective I guess lol.
I wanted them to make the destruction back to the Bad Company 2/ Battlefield 3 days. To each their own but a medic with a sniper rifle isn’t going to stop me from buying the game lol.
Non story from Forbes.
The game is in testing.
They're is no "revolt" even the game doesn't have a launch date, isn't finished, and isn't in early access.
At a certain point you just have to blame the players
stop going back until it gets better
Battlefield veterans are upset by this. I’m personally not bothered by it. But I can see their point of view.
Concept art from EA and Battlefield Studios’ next first-person shooter, Battlefield 6, has allegedly been leaked.
The controversial 3D spotting feature has recently appeared in a Battlefield 6 playtest, and it's a mechanic with some clear pros and cons.
Where has this narrative come from and why is it being pushed? There has always been "3D Spotting" although it's always been called "Ping" or "Mark" until this stupid narrative arrived..
I'm going out on a limb. BF might be back.
Maintaining my curiosity, but still don't trust it till i hear and see people's 1st hand experience
People saying this isn't the same Dice that made Bad Company and 3 or 4 is like saying the modern Yankees aren't the same as the 50s Yankees, still a great team every year.
Multiple teams across the world working on different parts of the game. Completely unnecessary disjointed effort to work on something that simply needs a dedicated group of devs with focus and real direction of where to take the series. Huge fragmented teams have often been the reason why so many games turn out mid as all hell.
Why do they make this harder than it needs to be! Just remaster BF1 and release it with a new name!