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- Carbonic8 years agoHero+
Another reason for 64 players not having changed is that while the server hardware has changed in time, so has Battlefield. A lot more things are being tracked and the tickrate has gone up so these updates gets sent at a quicker interval. I would like to test out a 50vs50 server, see how lower the FPS gets with the extra players and if the servers could keep up without sacrificing hit registration etc.
As much as I would love to see DICE raising the player count in matches I just don't see it happening just yet, Battlefield as a series has always been known for its 64 player cap and still having netcode/networking issues, raising that will bring even more instability.
if a WW2 game with 50 vs 50 player count interests you that much, I would highly recommend keeping an eye on Post Scriptum, it's a WW2 game geared more towards realism and simulation like Project Reality and Squad if you heard or played those, it's on steam and you can check the roadmap here
50 vs 50 dedicated servers is something they wish to bring to the table.
- EA_Atic8 years ago
DICE Team
You could "unlock" it by modding Battlefield 2, to do 128 players combat. It was interesting. 🙂
/Atic I personally think the biggest fights we'll see are 64 player battles.
As they showed Grand Operations at EAplay, it also was just 64 players on.
And as they said that will be a massive fight you'll experience, so i guess we won't see more player that 64 in total. 🙂
- Atic, there was also 128 player servers for BF3 I think, back in Beta or something.
When the EA servers got hacked... Wow, lol. :eahigh_file: when the Servers got hacked.
- Anonymous8 years ago
I can only hope and pray that the same does not happen this year where these Hacker losers try to screw up the launch... :D
We all hope things like that won't happen in Games at all. But there are always people around the Globe who try to screw things up.
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