Let’s talk Single-Player Campaign missions

The coop missions from bf3 were awesome.

Ah, yes! I remember the one where you play pilot and gunner with your buddy. It was great fun. 

Or the stealth one where you have to time your shots, they were all great fun.

I really enjoy a single-player campaign, mostly because I didn't do a lot of multiplayer gaming before I got into the Battlefield series, so I'm looking forward to the one in BF6 very much. I'm quite pleased that it doesn't seem to be the same style as BF1 and BFV, with episodic stories, as while I enjoyed them, I felt that they limited the storytelling overall. 

The ones that stick in my mind are the intro/first mission in BF4 (every now and then I fall apaaarrrrtttttttt), the final mission in BF4 where you have to decide who or what to sacrifice, the intro mission and the pigeon flight in BF1, and, despite what I said above, The Last Tiger from BFV (it reminded me a lot of "Johann's Tiger" from the Garth Ennis "War Stories" comic series).

The most frustrating one, without a doubt, was Forte et Fidele in BF1. I'm still traumatised from hearing 'I'M A STAND-UP KINDA GUY' so much while trying to unlock the Airborne Cannons codex. If memory serves, I had to roll back a patch and do it offline, so I could use the AA guns as they were before they were balanced in multiplayer, since the changes fed through to single-player. 

Edit: And now I've got Total Eclipse of The Heart stuck in my head 🤣

I have fond memories of the Battlefield 3 campaign, especially the Thunder Run mission, as it was something fresh back then. BF4 campaign was quite spectacular, but I didn't like the writing, some stories in BF1 and BFV weren't bad, and Bad Company campaigns weren't bad either. But the BF3 is still the best for me and I was thinking about replaying it recently. :)

I loved the Co-op missions

I personally enjoy BF campaigns as an intro, training ground and appetiser into the multiplayer mode. That said, they can be great fun! Don't stop making them.

The one that stood out for me to this day was BC2: the destructibility of the terrain + the hilarious dialogue lines made it memorable — and unparalleled until today!...

Hardline's was the most engaging, though, IMO: the only BF campaign I played multiple times.

Man I loved it!

Some of my favorite, fun, and memorable campaign missions from the Battlefield series come from Bad Company 2, specifically "Heart of Darkness" and "Crack the Sky." Both missions had the right balance of humor, back-and-forth between squadmates, and intensity that made it truly feel like a "Battlefield" moment.
I loved Hagard with these funny phrases like : "I love this job. I get to shoot people. I get paid to shoot people." (The funniest ones are not suitable for the forum)😂

AND in Battlefield 1, it is impossible to forget the introduction, Storm of Steel: The switch between soldiers and the way they showed how short and brutal their stories could be made this very impactful and powerful to see.

To sum everything up, I would call Bad Company the most fun in terms of campaign due to the squad's personality, followed by Battlefield 1 for the most emotional and impactful experience. I'm waiting to see how BF6 will stand out !😁

I can’t really name a specific one that stood out, they were all different and really good in their own way.

Battlefield Bad Company 1, and especially 2 campaign was just too funny. I could just sit there for an hour and listen to the characters talking silly dialogs. Haggard was obviously my favorite 😅

Battlefield 3 and 4 were just fun to play although the story was not particularly special in any way. They were a good introduction to the game and even some of the maps. Although I’ll never forget the first time I played the BF3 campaign and the nuclear bomb went off in Paris.

The Battlefield 1 campaign hit different though, it gave me a fresh perspective on the First World War. Great story telling and definitely an emotional ride. Visually stunning as well.

The Battlefield V campaign was underrated imho, I really enjoyed it. And it also gave a new perspective by telling untold stories, things from World War Two that probably went unnoticed for most people.

With the Battlefield 6 campaign I don’t really have any big expectations. In the end the multiplayer is the thing that matters, but playing a campaign again after all these years will be interesting nonetheless.