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you're being obtuse lol.
the entire issue with Premium is about the experience of hiding maps and modes behind an additional Paywall. 16 years of BF has shown that only a minority buy the DLC. It has shown that the DLC maps and modes can die out or become difficult to access. It has shown that it is often a hassle to play with friends when some friends have DLC and some don't. IT has shown that there's always a hassle on hosting maps on servers because they gotta have some servers with vanilla maps only. some with DLC only. Some with both. Some with just the 1st DLC. Some with just the 2nd DLC. Some with just the 3rd DLC. Some with just the 4th DLC. Good luck to anyone that wants to just buy the 3rd DLC and having a good experience trying to play those maps.
The entire problem is because multiplayer maps and modes don't become more valuable the fewer that have access to them. They become less valuable. That's never exactly been a Premium experience.
And it's the opposite of weapons and vehicles and customizations. Those things become more valuable the fewer that have them.
Soon the entire problem will be that we're getting barely any post launch content at all. I'm willing to bet even those in favor of free dlc will end up complaining at some point. It's already happened to SWBF2.
Dust is iconic and also nostalgic.
But I think their main focus is grand operations and the maps will be more suited to that game mode.
Yes, I didn't mean a literal transcription of dust, I meant something that would become as iconic and legendary, and that you can play for days and still find new strategies on it. In other words, quality over quantity.
http://m.ign.com/articles/2013/10/15/the-real-cost-of-gaming-inflation-time-and-purchasing-power
That article is primarily concerned with hardware prices, not games/software.
It's comparing apples with lemons and lemons against oranges.
No not really. Third paragraph addresses games themselves. For example Nintendo games were $50. Battlefield V preorder....$60. Not much has changed there over 30 years.
So the oh so offended don't have to worry about peeing themselves when they see a face paint in their videogame.
I just have to pre-order now.
( 2 ) No Procon support
( 3 ) No Battlelog or Equal Browser
NO BFV Purchase - It's that simple!!!
I'm sure a multi-billionaire company will miss your 60€.
Rags rants about women in BFV
Whats "turning tides"?
It was the third DLC of BF 1, that came in two parts around xmas last year. It had Gallipoli and Achi Baba in the first part, which were ok, but the two that came after that were dead on arrival.
Lmao, one good map? I refer you to SWBF2, also made by DICE, and not only it's not good maps, but it's paltry near non-existent post launch content.
We won't be getting one good map, we'll be getting a lazy map thrown at us every 6 months. Imo the free maps DICE has done throughout the BF franchise thus far have been the worse. Operation Outbreak, Giants Shadow, Nivelle Nights, Prise De Tehure.
At least Premium guaranteed content of a certain degree of quality and quantity. With free maps DICE has repeatedly proven it appears they just throw something together and patch it into the base game.