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*shrug* It like like the basic concept of BF5 (ie. always wanted a BF4.5 competitive-hardcore-lite version) then you might look past it's many many disppointments and frustrations. If you loved BF1 you'll just be frustrated and disppointed and wishing for BF1 DLC...
Absolutely, then compare it to the other games in the past that had some issues at launch but nothing compared to the magnitude of BF4 and later.
The video game industry is now the biggest entertainment industry in the world and with that came Investors and the " Suits " to the companies, replacing the " Nerds " which once made these Games they also played for themselves.
BF V is a perfect example of a Game where you can " feel " that it was designed by the Marketing with an excel sheet, just going through the " Game of 2018 " list.
Live Service ? Check
Battle Royal ? Check
Lack of Content ? Check
Lack of Costumization ? Check
Future Microtransactions ? Check
Political Correctness ? Check
No private Servers ? Check
Pre-Order jungle of Release dates ? Check
Released without Qualitycheck ? Check !
He can't even post in his own forum correctly, without the bot removing the post.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield/comments/anxtrl/thank_you_my_battlefield_family/
If you want evidence of what will happen to his eSports league, just see what he said about BattlfieldV in my sig.
I think you're putting too much blame on a community manager that really doesn't have much say in the game beyond standing up for it/marketing efforts. He can be an advocate for us but that only holds so much water for the powers-that-be.
You could be right, but there are developers making strides with games that actually make sense. They have an idea and make thoughtful decisions around them, and stay true to that idea without getting easily influenced by outside forces. If they are wrong, they will change their stance. DICE does none of this because they don't even have an initial, tested idea in the first place. They haven't since BF4 came out. Also, said developers are actually good at what they do and test their games thoroughly, not including major and plentiful bugs in their releases. Obviously DICE hasn't done that much in this decade that we are almost at the end of.
I was wondering about that and the roles that the really advanced social media and forum users have in changing games. What their capabilities are and how they are the most skillful exploiters of anonymity and online social networking.
It is really about PR (which really means spinning the truth), customer service (which also means spinning the truth sometimes), crowd control and managing expectations and perceptions.
But a part of it also enabling companies to deliver things that they want to make us think we want and to accept them. Some things that many would say are really not good for us at all.
When all you really want as a customer is a straightforward, honest video game. But all they do when you have complaints is trip you up, patronise you, treat you like an idiot and show you up in public.
All those bandwagon mega-threads calling for changes to Battlefield games from the past, games that are now seen as superior to what as a result of those changes we have now, and you may wonder who was really behind all that stuff?
Reading these meeting minutes gives me a lot less hope for the game and the series.
Yeah the analyst Q&A is a bit unnerving. Instead of speaking about making the games better, they are focusing on the marketing, getting their messaging right. See the game is fine, we just don't understand what they are trying to do and they need to convince us better.
This game is behind every expectation and they keep the hope that BR will save the game in sales and player count.
If not, it will develop like Battlefront, but with the difference that it will really hurt this time losing the huge BF player base.
With BFV, BF is no longer a must have release in the future and people will think about it buying it next time.
it doesn't matter when it was released.
but then again, CEOs and CFOs of game companies these days don't know ****.
not all people.
Right now you're looking like the not-so-silent minority who hates ww2 era.