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Battlefield 3's former Lead Designer has revealed that there were two cut missions from the main campaign
Get rid of campaigns, move the game to mobile, and try to compete with warzone. They would save time and money.
Whether it comes through remakes or a new game with a similar style, DICE should aim to revive the glory days of Battlefield 3 and Bad Company 2.
hmmm I think there will be no old BF glory days for EA since they are loyal to their greediness and laziness :D
You're asking for a miracle with EA that will never happen unless they can exploit the money making schemes behind it.
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... is that the map and the rush-mode isn't the best way to really show newscomers what the 'Battlefield experience' is all about.
When you think of Battlefield, you think of a big map with lots of (personal) freedom and different spots where there's action going on and you think of vehicles.
This is a map that seems to be aimed purely at winning over the CoD fans, and releasing a glitchy and bugged BETA isn't going to be all that convincing to that crowd.
I'm sure the game will be great though, as I have every confidence in DICE to fix whatever is wrong with it, but I feel releasing this map or even this BETA, might not have been the wisest decision they have ever made.
His idea of what happened with BattleLog probably went more like this:
DICE UI/Network Integrator: "So the old UI's still good with everyone?"
*room agrees
DICE Project Manager: "Great, now we can devote more time and people to squashing some more bugs in time for release and--"
*suddenly, EA executive arrives, with a big cheeky grin
EA Exec: "Hey, guys! LOVE that whole Call of Battle thing you guys are doing, my kids love that stuff. Anyway, me and the other guys in upper management were talking, and we think we have a great idea on how we can make Battleduty a better game AND grow the EA brand. You with me?"
*DICE developers let out mass sigh
EA Exec: "Of course you are! So, we noticed the kids are all about that facebook and myspace stuff these days, and that whole twitter thing too. And then it hit me like a lightning bolt: why don't we make the game work like that? Just play it through the internet window somehow, and they can use our incredible and superior Origin service to connect to it! This is one of those rare ideas guys, a real game-changer."
DICE UI/Network Integrator: "That's really good, and all, but there's nothing wrong with the current--"
EA Exec: "Let me stop you right there buddy: I know what you're thinking. But there is something wrong with it. It doesn't grow the brand. We're pushing the boundaries here, guys. I need you to be on-board!"
DICE dev: "But--"
EA Exec: "Whoa, now. This is priority 1. NUMERO UNO. Make it happen. Ciao!"
*EA Exec leaves with another portion of over 100 people's souls
It's a Beta.