Was it seriously so hard?

Not even the mouse input works right in this game and it's a first person shooter!

I also played a bit BF4 a few weeks ago, it feels so responsive and smooth and all. It's a night and day difference.

It is absolutely more CoD than BF which is the wrong decision
All that happens is the CoD players go back to CoD and the BF players stop playing as it isn't BF
Already seen my friends list of players (mostly BF players) start to dwindle with people moving on.
The direction for the game is stupid.  Anyone would know that.  
Doesn't help that the game is a bug filled mess with broken net code for many.

The management has no idea what makes Battlefield games good or fun, they don't play. They're only concerned with what looks cool for a trailer, or in a product they can hype. They don't make games that they themselves would want to play, a personal dream game, because they don't game at all. 

There's so many glaring issues that made it to release, then they take forever to fix them. Just look at Manhattan Bridge, the heli spawn camping on those maps are novice mistakes that shouldn't be made by a studio that's been making the same game for decades at this point. It's pathetic. Do they notice it being an issue, will they ever even fix it?

Dice doesn't want you to have faith in them or their product. They just hope you forget whenever the next installment drops. Vote with your wallet, it's the only thing they understand. 

Mexicola9302 wrote:

Not even the mouse input works right in this game and it's a first person shooter!

I also played a bit BF4 a few weeks ago, it feels so responsive and smooth and all. It's a night and day difference.

the difference of 3 years of post release polishing to near perfection vs a couple of actual months.

BF4 was for me almost unplayable within the 6 months from its release

Dice has been making the same game for decades... what a horrible take. 

Revamping the game over and over is a stupid way of developing. All people want is a modern era BF game. It's literally paint by the numbers and they still fail.