@Noodlesocks 
Sometimes majority persistently resists evolution. It reflects what's happening in the society. We aren't as educated as we would like to think we are. Well I most certainly aren't. Just unhappily consuming capitalist's products to get my alienation needs. Reflections of soldier fantasy life which I am not going to participate in real world in any shape or form.
Future belongs to curious. I try to keep mind open because it's certain that at office of DICE there are creative people. I would like to be part of creative community.
We should ask where Battlefield is going for next? If it's going to repeat of remanufacturing same type of experience year after year it isn't evolving. Should games evolve? That's good question.
Isn't life after all about being open to new experiences and exposures. Enjoying possibilities instead of living in nostalgic memories of the past. Living in the past will cause depression as where as living in the future will cause anxiety. Sometimes nostalgia is for good but in long run everything becomes stagnant.
Where's innovation cycle? When old ideas becomes new ones aka renesaissance. And should new ideas and old ideas merge together? How about execution, balance and fun? The whole package?
I have started to get feeling here that nothing shouldn't change and we are closing our minds here. I honestly have got so bored of Battlefield because its core of infantry and class-loadout gameplay has remained unchanged pretty much all the years I have kept playing. Little depth and innovation there.
Sorry, this was quite awful opening up 😳