Absolutely agree – you’ve summed up exactly what’s frustrating so many long-time Battlefield players.
The lack of a server browser, the 4-player party limit, and the constant matchmaking between rounds make it almost impossible for larger groups or clans to stay together. For years, Battlefield thrived because communities and clans could stick together on one server, build rivalries, and create lasting memories. That’s part of what made the series special since BF1942.
Right now, this matchmaking system feels like it’s pushing away the very players who supported Battlefield for decades – renting servers, building communities, and keeping the game alive between releases. We don’t want to be split up after every round; we want the freedom to join and stay on a server with our friends, even in All Out Warfare, just like we could up until BF5.
A proper server browser and support for larger parties would go a long way in bringing back that true Battlefield experience.
