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RMEChief
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2 years ago
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DICE reflects on Battlefield 2042's long road to redemption

Here is the full article from Games Radar:  https://www.gamesradar.com/dice-reflects-on-battlefield-2042s-long-road-to-redemption/ If you have been here since the beta, you already know the story. ...
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  • GrizzGolf's avatar
    GrizzGolf
    2 years ago

    I'm scared of what the next game might look like....

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edgecrusherO0
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
@59hushy6ywi8 Some people did, but many (arguably most) didn't.

I don't think anyone "didn't understand" them, that's the thing. DICE thinks we didn't because we didn't like them. Because DICE seems incapable of accepting that something they think they did that's brilliant isn't actually brilliant or popular.
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59hushy6ywi8
2 years ago
@edgecrusherO0 It was more the fault of the people who don't belong in BF than the devs. I mean they worked fine so it wasn't a design issue.
  • edgecrusherO0's avatar
    edgecrusherO0
    Seasoned Ace
    2 years ago
    @59hushy6ywi8 "Working fine" was never the main issue. The main issue was that the community - overall - simply did not like them as originally designed, and seems to only tolerate them nowadays.

    DICE sending producers out to talk about how "we didn't understand" specialists is both

    A) Telling on themselves for apparently poorly communicating what they are and how they should work if they're being honest.

    B) Lying and nearly overdosing on copium because modern DICE has an unfortunate history of being hostile towards any feedback of their brilliant designs.

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