Glad to hear that. I still think it's a little bit of a shame as lots of players might still like to play with other consoles, just not PC.
@ElliotLH wrote:Glad to hear that. I still think it's a little bit of a shame as lots of players might still like to play with other consoles, just not PC.
Exactly @ElliotLH ,
I think EA missed a great opportunity here, but maybe they still can come good and give us that filter option for consoles getting together a bit down the road? :o)
Given the information released about crossplay testing, it is not impossible that it may evolve going forward from the 'all or nothing' position they are testing.
Yes, I'm ever the optimist but hey, you never know......
@Trokey66 wrote:Given the information released about crossplay testing, it is not impossible that it may evolve going forward from the 'all or nothing' position they are testing.
Yes, I'm ever the optimist but hey, you never know......
Hahaha yes @Trokey66 ,
With EA's past history of BF game launches and the fixing required before it gets 'reasonable playable' speaks for itself. So nough said there and I join your team of optimists no matter what they may throw at us the first many months... ;o)
I think what will really change EA's mind will be when observing that the vast majority of console gamers takes them up to their word on 'all or nothing' and we show them that we chose NOTHING then!
Because they have serious incentives, that are:
to enable the most players possible world wide and cross platform, all to play on as few servers as possible!
So merging the two console worlds to play together on the same back-end infrastructure would still be a huge plus to EA.
And ultimately also to us the players on them, as we will have more real-world players to play with/against (AI bots - go home!), and more servers available in the server pool allocated to us.
