Let's compare BF 2042 and BF V maps just for fun shall we?

The levolution and destruction has been neutered and it’s really disappointing, especially after seeing epic explosions and destruction in the trailers. The maps are so clean, undetailed, empty, and just soulless. They’re boring to play on, and lack any atmosphere of war or a collapsing world. I hope DICE pulls their head out of the sand and starts fixing the game’s core issues

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@FlatChat wrote:

@trip1exWhatever, it's a city in the desert, let's call it Dubai...

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no it's a desert map.  it's covered in sand.  IT's a not a city map in the desert.  

Let's not make stuff up.  

@trip1ex 

It's not ALL covered in sand, there is more sand in some places, but not others. It's still a city map with clean roads, express lanes, nice new cars, traffic lights (I bet they still work), nicely watered and trimmed shrubbery around the buildings and glass skyscrapers. There are rats - so that proves it's a city.

But my point is that it's a faecal stool in all ways, like the other stool maps in 2042

DICE made STUFF UP - and we are the ones having to smell it.

You 

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@FlatChat wrote:

@trip1ex 

It's not ALL covered in sand,

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You are correct. IT's only 98% covered in sand.  

@trip1ex

OK, it's a dried sandy

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@FlatChat wrote:
@trip1exOK, it's dried sandy *.

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I think it's a fun map.  

It's an old school big open BF map.  

For those players who wanted a map full of clutter then I can understand the disappointment.   It's harder to play the Where's Waldo game on this map.   

I can also understand the disappointment from those who only know how to play by immediately beeline-ing for the next flag on foot.   IT's not conducive to that either.  

Basically, the games premise is war and climate change.

It would have been much better if lets say hourglass, when you start the game, its a clean city. but due climate change, the storms come and go and would leave the city changes aka turn it into a semi city/desert maybe a few of the towers would collapse onto themselves.  That way, the storms are not useless really. They add something ie change the balltlefield midgame. The same applies to all maps. Maybe Breakaway could have an earthquake or sort, or the ice begins to shift so the oil rig would collapse a bit. Any events like that would tie in with the story and make the maps more interesting. Im pretty sure the engine could do it. Maybe not. I dont know. I would forgive the lack of visual fidelity but as they are, nothing interesting happens. (minus the rocket launch). 

Not more woke please...

WTF! There are lights on in this, ah, DESERT map...no people, 98% sand, and there are F#!@$ing lights!   No one turned the lights off!