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#5602662 Posted on: 11/02/2018 01:35 PM
How come, no map in Russia!? - the greatest contributor for ending WW2.
How come, no map in Russia!? - the greatest contributor for ending WW2.
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#5602684 Posted on: 11/02/2018 02:41 PM
If I am not mistaken with their concept of "game as a live service", they are deploying maps in a somewhat chronological order. I believe these are supposed to be ~1940. Operation Barbarossa was in '41 and Stalingrad in '42.
I think they confirmed that iconic theaters/battles will come at a later date.
How come, no map in Russia!? - the greatest contributor for ending WW2.
If I am not mistaken with their concept of "game as a live service", they are deploying maps in a somewhat chronological order. I believe these are supposed to be ~1940. Operation Barbarossa was in '41 and Stalingrad in '42.
I think they confirmed that iconic theaters/battles will come at a later date.
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#5602686 Posted on: 11/02/2018 02:52 PM
If I am not mistaken with their concept of "game as a live service", they are deploying maps in a somewhat chronological order. I believe these are supposed to be ~1940. Operation Barbarossa was in '41 and Stalingrad in '42.
I think they confirmed that iconic theaters/battles will come at a later date.
Yeah, but it's kinda meh. Most players are there from the launch and will get bored and leave before new maps will arrive. Same thing as in BF1. They should have rather taken more time and release more.
If I am not mistaken with their concept of "game as a live service", they are deploying maps in a somewhat chronological order. I believe these are supposed to be ~1940. Operation Barbarossa was in '41 and Stalingrad in '42.
I think they confirmed that iconic theaters/battles will come at a later date.
Yeah, but it's kinda meh. Most players are there from the launch and will get bored and leave before new maps will arrive. Same thing as in BF1. They should have rather taken more time and release more.
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#5602728 Posted on: 11/02/2018 04:51 PM
I would have liked to see 10 maps vs the 8 it looks like we are getting at launch. Appreciate the new settings and (supposedly) big maps, but the content updates will need to come fast to keep the player base growing rather than shrinking. You can only play the same 8 maps so many times... I think BF1 had 9 at launch and then went to 10 a few months later with the giants shadow map (which was free).
Yeah, but it's kinda meh. Most players are there from the launch and will get bored and leave before new maps will arrive. Same thing as in BF1. They should have rather taken more time and release more.
I would have liked to see 10 maps vs the 8 it looks like we are getting at launch. Appreciate the new settings and (supposedly) big maps, but the content updates will need to come fast to keep the player base growing rather than shrinking. You can only play the same 8 maps so many times... I think BF1 had 9 at launch and then went to 10 a few months later with the giants shadow map (which was free).
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#5602790 Posted on: 11/02/2018 08:37 PM
ALL of BFV's maps will be free and the first one comes out in the first month after release.
ALL of BFV's maps will be free and the first one comes out in the first month after release.
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#5602835 Posted on: 11/02/2018 11:13 PM
No it wasn't. It was Hitler's incompetence and the Russian weather. In any case, these maps look like they're set at the start of WW2, so there's bound to be a few Russian maps introduced later on.
How come, no map in Russia!? - the greatest contributor for ending WW2.
No it wasn't. It was Hitler's incompetence and the Russian weather. In any case, these maps look like they're set at the start of WW2, so there's bound to be a few Russian maps introduced later on.
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#5602898 Posted on: 11/03/2018 07:10 AM
I hope for the exact opposite. BF1 single player was one of the best single player games that actually made me feel something in a long time. Most other games are shallow and do not give you a feeling that you are even remotely "in the game".
Wish they made nice story driven single player campaign where it doesn't feel like you playing a movie.
I hope for the exact opposite. BF1 single player was one of the best single player games that actually made me feel something in a long time. Most other games are shallow and do not give you a feeling that you are even remotely "in the game".
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#5602899 Posted on: 11/03/2018 07:12 AM
Who needs single player if you have battle royal mode? Oh wait, they will ad even that later, the game is screwed
But at least it looks nice, i can give them that.
Wish they made nice story driven single player campaign where it doesn't feel like you playing a movie.
Who needs single player if you have battle royal mode? Oh wait, they will ad even that later, the game is screwed
But at least it looks nice, i can give them that.
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#5602901 Posted on: 11/03/2018 07:19 AM
I'll admit, there are like 3 maps in there that I think will be pretty good. I still think it's a major mistake to release the content like this. I know it makes sense for their war tides plan, but by the time the iconic battles show up, it might be too late. I sure want to see Stalingrad/D-day in frostbite engine.
I'll admit, there are like 3 maps in there that I think will be pretty good. I still think it's a major mistake to release the content like this. I know it makes sense for their war tides plan, but by the time the iconic battles show up, it might be too late. I sure want to see Stalingrad/D-day in frostbite engine.
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#5603056 Posted on: 11/03/2018 07:18 PM
It looks nice, but they really should have used some of the more famous locations and battles, aswell as the swastika! Would have loved to have a berlin map from the end of the war, with swastika's all over the place.
It looks nice, but they really should have used some of the more famous locations and battles, aswell as the swastika! Would have loved to have a berlin map from the end of the war, with swastika's all over the place.
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#5603116 Posted on: 11/03/2018 10:42 PM
I would say Russian bravery, resilience, Katyushas, T-34s and eventually cold weather made the difference.
No it wasn't. It was Hitler's incompetence and the Russian weather. In any case, these maps look like they're set at the start of WW2, so there's bound to be a few Russian maps introduced later on.
I would say Russian bravery, resilience, Katyushas, T-34s and eventually cold weather made the difference.
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#5603625 Posted on: 11/05/2018 08:13 PM
It was a collective effort in a lot of aspects , who can forget Churchill's not a single step backwards policy? And the uk airforces keeping the skies relative clear ...then again hittler did not help the case attacking the russians was literally poking a sleeping bear with a stick while trying to fight thw wolfs!
I would say Russian bravery, resilience, Katyushas, T-34s and eventually cold weather made the difference.
It was a collective effort in a lot of aspects , who can forget Churchill's not a single step backwards policy? And the uk airforces keeping the skies relative clear ...then again hittler did not help the case attacking the russians was literally poking a sleeping bear with a stick while trying to fight thw wolfs!
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#5603636 Posted on: 11/05/2018 08:44 PM
It was a collective effort but Russians (Soviets) suffered enormous losses, and Western countries are belittling Eastern sacrifices for reasons unknown to me.
It was a collective effort in a lot of aspects , who can forget Churchill's not a single step backwards policy? And the uk airforces keeping the skies relative clear ...then again hittler did not help the case attacking the russians was literally poking a sleeping bear with a stick while trying to fight thw wolfs!
It was a collective effort but Russians (Soviets) suffered enormous losses, and Western countries are belittling Eastern sacrifices for reasons unknown to me.
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#5603655 Posted on: 11/05/2018 09:43 PM
Not to turn this thread into something else, but the Soviet Union and Stalin was no better than Nazi Germany and Hitler. Yes, the Russian people suffered the most casualties wise (followed by the Germans), but a significant part of it was due to Stalin's complete disregard of his own people, with purges before the war and then the insane meat grinding strategies during the war. And I won't even count the millions of deaths and hardships caused by enforced communism after the war...
Not to turn this thread into something else, but the Soviet Union and Stalin was no better than Nazi Germany and Hitler. Yes, the Russian people suffered the most casualties wise (followed by the Germans), but a significant part of it was due to Stalin's complete disregard of his own people, with purges before the war and then the insane meat grinding strategies during the war. And I won't even count the millions of deaths and hardships caused by enforced communism after the war...
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Wish they made nice story driven single player campaign where it doesn't feel like you playing a movie.