AK 12 BATTLEFIELD 4 PATCH

It is quite common to see comments during game play about how broken the game still is.Īll those people criticizing the game are still playing it, despite its flaws. Youtubers also offer criticism about the game. In fact, the forums remain filled with negative comments about the state of the game. But is the game perfect and finished yet? Now (March 2015), we are a year and a half past release, and received another new patch. This finally brought the game performance up to acceptable for most players. We got that shortly after got the last DLC ( Final Stand).

AK 12 BATTLEFIELD 4 PATCH

Most of the tragic, game killing problems were resolved by that time, but many frustrating issues remained.Ī year later - when EA fully addressed the problems with the game’s release - the big Fall Patch made significant changes in the game play. Six months after release, the idea of opening up development to the players - the Community Test Environment - came up, and has produced good results to improve the game. The interesting thing is that despite the problems, most BF4 players stuck with the game, or came back to it as things were fixed. Especially if DICE LA can truly make solid patches which don’t have new problems.īattlefield 4 did not have a smooth, uneventful launch. Some may not look back, but I’m willing to bet that many who say they will never play BF4 again once they have Hardline will get “homesick” after a while and come back again. But Hardline does give us a new, fresh, and fun choice as an alternative when we don’t want to deal with the issues, or just want a change. DICE LA and the CTE program are still working, and plans exist to keep developing the game, and to add new content through all of 2015.įor me and many, the broken state of Battlefield 4 won’t stop us from playing the game. And while I’ve not been hit with constant or frequent problems myself since the last patch, that doesn’t matter for those who are running into the problems more often. Battlefield 3 and 4’s system isn’t bad - there is a certain satisfaction in reaching a new unlock or achievement - but Hardline offers a more flexible style which many players will strongly appreciate.īattlefield 4 is still a work in progress, with issues affecting many who play it. The unlock system is also designed to give players choices, rather than force them to wait and work to get the items they most want. In some ways, it has elements of the appeal of Bad Company in its play style. It also has game modes which seem designed purely for fun action, like Hotwire and Blood Money. For all those players who are looking for a strong foot soldier action, Hardline delivers. It also has game modes which cater well to the pure infantry player, and even some which offers stealthy tactical play. Hardline does still have variety, but the lack of heavy military vehicles makes the infantry aspect much stronger. Sure, there are perhaps more who play all aspects of the game, but we all know that certain maps and map/game mode combinations cater strongly to close infantry actions or massive vehicular battles. Battlefield 4 is a game with a huge range of game styles and environments, and as a result some players gravitate to certain types of maps and combat situations. Hardline offers a fresh new style for Battlefield players.

But for certain, there will be far fewer BF4 players for some time as huge numbers migrate to the newest Battlefield game on the block. For that matter, people still play BF3 and BF:BC2. There will remain some who refuse to play it, and stick with Battlefield 4. Many players will rush to play Hardline and enjoy it. But is this a case of a sequel replacing its predecessor, or a standalone variant or expansion game being added to a franchise? The forums are filled with posts crying that Battlefield 4 is coming to an end, now that the new Battlefield game is here. Hardline is here for some of us, and very soon for the rest of us on March 17, 2015.

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