Sorry but if you are going for historical accuracy you will find that madness is depicted by sticking two pencils up your nose and a pair of pants on your head. After being less than an impressed with Bf3, skipping Bf4 and laughing at the amount of fail that the cops and robbers one was (yeah i want to say hardline but not sure if that's right??) I am more than a little interested in this one my only worry is they have never nailed a BF launch, despite all the Alphas and Betas they never get the game out the door and working at a passable level on launch day. They always always always have issues of one sort or another which take several patches of one kind or another until they fix them. Only problem is if you aren;t their from day one, getting the unlocks, then you are hampering yourself. It's about finding that perfect point between them having fixed enough of the broken sh*t but not leaving yourself so far behind the majority that you're getting owned by the guy who knows every camp spot, every trick and has all the unlocks. I am also concerned by the number of people that will decide that Red Baron and Flying Circus or some variants related to those names will be their user name for this game because, well let's face it how many famous people from WW1 can the average spanner name? Oh and EA can f*ck their MACRO-transcations. (that little bit of marketing BS right there may be enough to stop me from buying the game outright.)

This is my problem nowadays. Microtransactions. I don't want to invest in a multi-player game that has them. I don't want to pay for maps. I don't want to pay for weapons. I don't mind microtransactions for cosmetic items, he'll I don't mind paid 'xp boosts' or whatnot, but anything past that is unacceptable to me. It's unacceptable to me that we are paying normal 60$ for a multi-player only game, let alone an mp-only game with ****ing paid maps, paid weapons, paid vehicles, paid dicks. **** that. Are you nuts? The cs:go model is very effective imo.