I think it's because there's more 'work' involved in 'playing' BFV than in any of the other BF's .
Feel like having a bit of BFV fun with a session of R-n-G shoot-em-up?
Attrition rules both Soldiers AND their weapons , so resupplying MUST be kept in mind .
Feel like Flying or Tanking with any sort of an enjoyable duration?
Gotta think 'circular orbit' for your constant repairs and rearming .
So . . now you're 'working' a little to 'play' a lot , so , everything should be good now right ?
Nope . There are almost ALWAYS others who will be 'working' it a little harder than you are .
AA Player is dedicated to clearing the skies , so a Flyer has even MORE work cut out for them .
AT Player preys on damaged Tanks , so a Tanker has even MORE work to deal with as well .
So . . stick to I.O. then - there's a lot of fun to be had with a good old Infantry 'zerg' then , right ?
Mmm , Nope again . Even a small amount of 'work' here can 'kill' that fun pretty quickly ; as in :
I saw Solomon's 'A' falling , and so I 'worked out' that I should plop down into bushes at 'B' .
My 'payday' for pitting my 'work' against their 'play' was a 6-Zerg dead and me walking away .
(punny , but . .) Visibility is highlighted in this example , but so too is someone's lack of 'work' .
While fine-tuned for rapid aiming onto movement , R-n-G is highly prone to a Static position .
'Camping' says Hi right about here , so now maybe this "hate" gets closer to the actual Why .
Bottom Line (but not really): Some come to 'Play The Game' , some come to 'Fight The War' .
The difference in between these is what we tend to experience and call 'The Game We 'Play'' .
So , even as bullets and bombs fly wildly so too our emotions get tossed about willy-nilly ?
Nope , or at least not always . At work or In play are distinctly different Battlefield Beasts .
CoolCalmCollected vs TriggerHappyBuckaroo , with NO consistently predictable outcome .
Except Fun (or not)
Yet , there must be both .
And there is .
BFV nailed the 'long periods of boredom interspersed with moments of sheer panic' WW2 .