EA has definitely caught the attention of many gamers. Their idea of going back in time and playing out something different has really spiked up the enthusiasm for the Battlefield franchise. Going back to World War 1 and filling up your curiosity of humanity’s past has really paved a way for EA.
The crave for experiencing those times accompanies by the excellent graphics and sound work really allowed Battlefield 1 to reach its potential, not to forget about the Battlefield 4 fiasco.
It was a prototype, a German BEAST nicknamed “Ribe”. It never left the factory. It was never used in #WWI. But what if you could…? pic.twitter.com/f4AH46oBR8
— Battlefield Bulletin (@BFBulletin) January 15, 2017
According to recent rumors, there’s a new behemoth that’s on its way on to Battlefield 1, and many haven’t actually seen it since it never came out of production at the time. That behemoth is called the “Ribe”, reports BF Bulletin on Twitter.
Additionally, the Producer at DICE, Ali Hassoon, recently tweeted out that they are now adding Password-Protected servers and are also looking for an e-Sports Competitive Gaming Commissioner that’ll help Battlefield 1 join the competitive arena.
Now when are these features being added to the game will remain a mystery, but we should be safe to say that they’re coming soon if they already teased them.
First of all it’s DICE, not EA and second, BF1 had not reached its potential in the least! Great graphics in no way make for a great game. BF4 was not a fiasco; it merely had a rocky start just as BF1 has.
BF1 has lost many features that made past Battlefields great. Here are just a few:
– no 32 or 48 player servers (even though there are filter presets for them)
– no Battlelog, which was far superior to having to open a program in order to run the game and also made it much easier to keep in contact with friends and peruse stats and loadouts
– no platoons or clan tags
– can’t scroll wheel to gadgets
This is only a small list of the many removed features from past Battlefields that has helped in destroying this once great franchise.
You forgot no Conquest/ Rush rotation. If I remember correctly, they called it all out war or something (don’t quote me!).
” no Battlelog, which was far superior”
Hope your’e joking on this one.
Launching another task (browser) in order to launch a game was superior in its own stupidity. Thank god they finally understood it.
If it never left production line, then why the hell is it gonna be in the game? -_-
its video game not a documentary .
So… Some of the weapons are pushing it. This seems too far given its ww1. Wanted to make a ww2 game should’ve just made a ww2 game because ultimately additions like this move it closer to that than a ww1 game.