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And you chose Off Topic to state your opinion rather than the Battlefield 6 game hub?
Why?
But it’s ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ EA so extreme caution is definitely needed.
Those had such good campaigns, real bro vibe, I remember it even to this day
aye. never really got into multiplayer FPS, but i have often enjoyed the campaigns of such games. bad company 1 and 2 had hilarious campaigns, the squads banter was so fun. and the heavily destructible environments were cool too.
to add hype
I never really got into them either, I remember I played online casually with BF4 and it was fun though.
There is no huge technological changes, you just going back to ask for the same money from the same players, might as well make an evolving game and charge the players per ranked season...
Want to challenge yourself? Pay ranked 5 bucks per 6 month season.
Want to broadcast on social media and record games to share with friends ? $25 bucks a year.
Things don't change around here, same dumb people running the same tired sitcom. Go do something else go have some kids, take the dog out for a walk, play with your cat on the rug for 3 hours.
never ever played bad company 1 or 2, but was an avid player of bf 2 back in the day
The bigger question is why you're lurking on OT. There's not many users in need of help here.
I tend to disagree about that
Yeah, maybe they just need a different kind of help