r/Battlefield • u/tddcghnn • Sep 20 '24

Veteran Developers Lead Battlefield's Next Chapter: Is Success Inevitable? Discussion

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u/kaptainkooleio Sep 20 '24

This is Battlefield 6 or something right? So at least three times

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u/AcrobaticNetwork62 Sep 20 '24 edited Sep 20 '24

Battlefield 4 was incredible. Don't lump it in with 2042.

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u/reddit_and_forget_um Sep 20 '24

Except for the first few months, when it wasn't. 

And at the time everyone just complained it was like battlefield 3.5, just a rehash of 3.

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u/kinawy Sep 20 '24

Months?! BF4 was ass for a lot longer than “the first few months”. I would argue at least a year.

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u/reddit_and_forget_um Sep 20 '24

My point is that battlefield games have a history of people hating on the newest version - then the next one comes out and suddenly the old versions were perfect.

It happens every single time.

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u/kinawy Sep 20 '24

Totally agree and I mentioned this in this sub this summer and got downvoted to oblivion. The number of people on this sub that have rose tinted glasses for BF3/4 launch is insane.

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u/reddit_and_forget_um Sep 20 '24

Ha, I remember massive problems with online for the first few months of badcompany2 as well.

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u/kinawy Sep 20 '24

Wow core memory unlocked haha. Yeah that rollout was trash as well.

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u/brownbearks Sep 20 '24

I remember going right back to bf3 and then playing again a year later and saying to myself this game is incredible