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Giving console players the option to opt out of cross-platform play, especially with PC players, is not a bad thing.
PCs are susceptible to hackers, and in some fringe cases, it could be argued that PC players have an advantage over console players due to the character control method.
That said, some PC players game with a controller, or a combination of keyboard + mouse and controller.
As I understand it, the option console players will have is prioritisation of console-only players. However, PC players will remain in the matchmaking pool to fill a match if need be.
On balance - I don't think it's unfair. Though I would welcome such an option for PC players.
- AchillezBF2 months agoNew Veteran
J3nk0J1 wrote:
As I understand it, the option console players will have is prioritisation of console-only players. However, PC players will remain in the matchmaking pool to fill a match if need be.
I might be wrong, but I don't think this is true. You are describing the default behavior? Console players will by default be prioritized with other console players. If you turn off cross-play you are put in a different matchmaking queue.
I think this is how "cross-play: off" should work for all platforms though! Make it a preference to the matchmaking system rather than splitting the player base, to ensure the health of the game in the long run.
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