I stopped my pre-ordering plan
I stopped my plan to pre-order BF2042 for so many reasons! But here's a few. Not sure if anyone else had the same way of thinking, but I hope this feedback reaches the right people. 1. There is no c...
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@OskooI_007 I hadn’t noticed that Midnight skin before now. That’s bad news for someone like me who dislikes having silly costumes in Battlefield.
Frankly I am angry at DICE for adding cosmetics, and sad about it. It means Battlefield is no longer the same game, at least for me. Seeing all kinds of stupidly dressed people running around (or rather: ice skating around) just kills all immersion and fun for me.
I never thought I’d not buy a new Battlefield game, but then again I never thought I should see ridiculous costumes in Battlefield.
Frankly I am angry at DICE for adding cosmetics, and sad about it. It means Battlefield is no longer the same game, at least for me. Seeing all kinds of stupidly dressed people running around (or rather: ice skating around) just kills all immersion and fun for me.
I never thought I’d not buy a new Battlefield game, but then again I never thought I should see ridiculous costumes in Battlefield.
@VOLBANKER_PC I don't mind skins so long as they're done in good taste and don't turn into this.
I'm more worried about the gameplay. Such as TTK and player movement being too fast with no body weight. And of course bots in multiplayer.
But you're right, DICE knows exactly what they're doing releasing a pitch black Roze skin in Battlefield for $120. They're cashing in on a cosmetic item that gives a gameplay advantage.
I imagine after BFV there's a lot of pressure on upper management at DICE to make money in BF2042, otherwise EA could potentially turn DICE into a mobile games studio. I say that because that's where most of the money is now-a-days.
Hopefully DICE can deliver.
