From 1942 to BF6: What Defines Battlefield for You?

Gritty, mature, military-like experience. Gameplay between milsim and arcade, not so slow like milsims can be, but also not so fast paced like the current beta on small maps often is. Relatively large maps where you have time and space to use some tactics and win the situation by using your brain instead of fast aiming and clicking reflexes. In my opinion, those are the very basic elements that any Battlefield game should have. In that regard, Battlefield 3 it still my favorite.

Battlefield fun is.

• Land, sea, and air vehicular combat.
• Infantry combat that's rock, paper, scissors balanced against vehicles to prevent them from dominating.
• Explosions and destruction.
• Immersive atmosphere.
• Great sounding audio with good positional cues for enemy locations.
• Gameplay that's not too milsim or too arcade. Leaning more arcade than milsim.

Who doesn't like doing a loop de loop in an airplane. Eject from the plane. RPG an enemy plane while skydiving. Then jump back into your airplane at the bottom of the loop de loop.

Classic Battlefield moment!

Triple C-minimum principle:

1. Combined arms combat
2. Conquest
3. Class-based gameplay

From the fond moments, I find Bad Company 2's (my first title to BF) gameplay satisfactory. Times were simple back then. No silly perk, accessory, equipment etc. bonuses and customisation, no constant urgent movement madness, gameplay choices you made mattered more, sound and destruction was pure gold...

I feel old and sulky when things becomes triple C-standards 😢

1. Chaotic
2. Claustrophobic
3. Cacophonic

Medium & Large Conquest maps, Land, Sea, & Air combat going on at any given moment on all maps. 

Destruction, vehicles, atmosphere.  And please bring back dynamic weather.