I swear the BF franchise has the most geriatric and out of touch player base in all of gaming currently. Have you not played other “live service” games with limited time events? They usually just reuse maps already in the game. They may or may not change the weather or ambience. They might slightly change the game mode to something different and may limited which weapons you can use. Skins are bought with in game currency and a few are given for free. See Apex Legends or Rainbow 6 as examples. I’d bet Valorant and Overwatch are like this, but I’ve never played those. Honestly we should consider ourselves lucky they didn’t decide to lootboxify the skins.
@CPT_GASLIGHTBut that's the thing the BF fan base doesn't want any of those things that you described in a BF game!
@NazT55 wrote:
@CPT_GASLIGHTBut that's the thing the BF fan base doesn't want any of those things that you described.
Other fanbases don’t want those either.
Its not something new, it was already implented in BF4, small conquest with 3 points and decreased time to capture.
Its literally old mode with cosmetics buff which now looks like call of duty trash game lol
@CPT_GASLIGHT wrote:I swear the BF franchise has the most geriatric and out of touch player base in all of gaming currently. Have you not played other “live service” games with limited time events? They usually just reuse maps already in the game. They may or may not change the weather or ambience. They might slightly change the game mode to something different and may limited which weapons you can use. Skins are bought with in game currency and a few are given for free. See Apex Legends or Rainbow 6 as examples. I’d bet Valorant and Overwatch are like this, but I’ve never played those. Honestly we should consider ourselves lucky they didn’t decide to lootboxify the skins.
The thing is, many of those are free-to-play titles. I would expect paid-for skins on F2P to get money back for the content. BF is a full-priced game, which has been out almost a year, and has less content released in that year than any battlefield title ever in that amount of time.
@Anobix wrote:
@CPT_GASLIGHT wrote:I swear the BF franchise has the most geriatric and out of touch player base in all of gaming currently. Have you not played other “live service” games with limited time events? They usually just reuse maps already in the game. They may or may not change the weather or ambience. They might slightly change the game mode to something different and may limited which weapons you can use. Skins are bought with in game currency and a few are given for free. See Apex Legends or Rainbow 6 as examples. I’d bet Valorant and Overwatch are like this, but I’ve never played those. Honestly we should consider ourselves lucky they didn’t decide to lootboxify the skins.
The thing is, many of those are free-to-play titles. I would expect paid-for skins on F2P to get money back for the content. BF is a full-priced game, which has been out almost a year, and has less content released in that year than any battlefield title ever in that amount of time.
True, but if you want to unlock everything on day 1 you have to dish out money for currency to unlock most of the characters.
@CPT_GASLIGHT wrote:I swear the BF franchise has the most geriatric and out of touch player base in all of gaming currently. Have you not played other “live service” games with limited time events? They usually just reuse maps already in the game. They may or may not change the weather or ambience. They might slightly change the game mode to something different and may limited which weapons you can use. Skins are bought with in game currency and a few are given for free. See Apex Legends or Rainbow 6 as examples. I’d bet Valorant and Overwatch are like this, but I’ve never played those. Honestly we should consider ourselves lucky they didn’t decide to lootboxify the skins.
the only reason we don't have loot boxes is because of legal issues in some nations. your first sentence is rather insulting btw
"be happy it's not worse" isn't really an argument that gives any hope for the future
