Will EA/DICE Learn From This Failure?
If they truly are taking "lessons learned" from BF2042's failure, they might want to start here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgHTehCBLMg
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@Mackstan71 Don't worry. By the time they get it into a good state they'll end support for it like they did for BFV and Battlefront 2, so they can focus on the next exciting Battlefield title that they can sell us with slick marketing trailers. Only for us to realized it's unfinished, buggy, poorly designed, and for the cycle to repeat once again.
@edgecrusherO0 i can say with certainty that they aren't selling me the next battlefield game
- @Psubond
I would not be so strict. I will buy the next game, IFF they fix the current game and make me not regret spending my money in the end and if that is indeed the case, then also only AFTER the game was released and actual players (not Youtubers or journalists) say that is indeed something good that deserves the name Battlefield.
THEN (but only then) I will buy. And that is what I should have done with this one instead of spending money on the Gold edition (not the Ultimate, but I wanted access to the Beta which turned out to be a 'month old' pre-alpha). Well, some people never learn -- I certainly do.- @DuaneDibbley Just fixing this game is far from enough and its disappointing to see the bar set so low anymore.
Not a chance ill be buying the next installment.
@DuaneDibbley wrote:
@Psubond
I would not be so strict. I will buy the next game, IFF they fix the current game and make me not regret spending my money in the end and if that is indeed the case, then also only AFTER the game was released and actual players (not Youtubers or journalists) say that is indeed something good that deserves the name Battlefield.
THEN (but only then) I will buy. And that is what I should have done with this one instead of spending money on the Gold edition (not the Ultimate, but I wanted access to the Beta which turned out to be a 'month old' pre-alpha). Well, some people never learn -- I certainly do.you do what you like. i can only speak for myself and there is ZERO chance i'm buying the next game. i didn't buy BFV because of sonderlund and i skipped battlefront 2 as well because of them thinking they could get away with the monetization (yea, they changed their plan but i didn't give them my money out of principle)
i don't *need* these games. i *like* to play video games but i can easily walk away too. the only message that EA understands is money
In a nutshell, Dice will learn. EA won’t
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