So, a positive thread.

@ZombieP1ow 

Glad you're having fun.

When I first heard the rumors that the new BF would borrow heavily from previous games like BF3, I was excited.  We just came off the heels of Infinity Ward's successful work with MW2019's gunsmith and a step back to a mature experience so I was pumped that DICE would follow suit by making a BF experience worthy of the name.  I return to what made BF unique and expanded on that.

Fast forward.....  I was truly heartbroken to see what BF2042 was to be in the reveal.  I had zero interest at that point in the game.  They made it even more run & gun and doubled down on what I considered more silly / arcade elements, more sci-fi gadgets, "specialists", etc.  ....but then Portal was announced and everything changed.

Portal will be the only reason I consider buying BF2042 next week and IMO, it may be worth the full price of the game in itself.  Right now I'm monitoring the current issues and resolutions they come up with before the full release next week but I suspect I will be buying the game.  

I'm actually enjoying the all out war mode more than I expected, it has lots of bugs, gets very laggy, but the actual game plays OK, I've had ammo thrown at me, been revived alot, had engi's dropping turrets next to my spawn beacon.

The destruction could be a bit better.

Jumping into bf3 on portal is great fun too.

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@zakrocz wrote:
@Kean_1111Can't you just post your negative feedback in one of the many negative threads?

This is a thread for people who like the game.
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That was far from my intention as I think Portal makes the game worth buying in and of itself.  I also get that others will like the changes DICE has made with the other modes and IMO that's fine because I think there is plenty there for other folks like me to enjoy with the introduction of Portal.  I don't see that as a negative reaction to what they done with the game.  In fact, it all makes sense to me as I think they've created something that can really help the franchise moving forward. .....and that's a positive IMO.  Sorry you misinterpreted it as trying to derail your thread.

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@zbran1 wrote:
@ZombieP1owWell I'm loving it too. Must be an old fart thing? 😉

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Maybe... Just spent 4 hours in a squad that hasn't been together in almost ten years. We're all over 50 and had a BLAST playing together. The bugs, glitches, etc didn't matter. It was nice losing track of time again, lost in a enjoyable game. 

Cheers. 

I’ve played every Battlefield since battlefield 2 on Xbox and this is the most enjoyment I’ve had on a battlefield game even since battlefield 3 and that was my favourite.

The Gunplay is absolutely quality, I understand people are complaining about gunplay and bullet spread but trust me, tweak your settings as much as possible even use YouTube tutorials to guide you once you found settings that’s comfortable for you, you’ll love the gunplay.

gameplay with all the vertical play is top notch.

this game has so much potential I can see this game is missing a lot of features but if EA Dice are really ambitious with this game I’m sure they’ll address it, we do need more attachment variety on guns I feel some attachments are just copied and paced such as suppressors and other stocks.

we need more map variety on new releases, the open geometrical map idea is ok but does not work pretty well on breakthrough I would like to see more close quarter maps such as the battlefield 3 DLC maps, the specialists isn’t all that bad, Dice just needs to balance according to their classes such as support class can only equip ammo crates and health and specialists such as dozer and Irish uses the m5 rockers and AA missiles. 

there is some balancing needed and also not every vehicle should take 3 rockets to blow it up.

again this game is quality and I’m sure Dice planned to have much more things available for release but we’re strapped for time.