New Battlefield trailer and database available.
New Battlefield trailer and database available.
In the clip below, Jackfrags discusses the game's mechanics and features. The squad breakdown includes four classes: Assault, Medic, Support, and Scout Assault, each equipped with SMGs or shotguns for anti-tank roles. Medic may carry semi-automatic rifles, while Support units provide ammo and vehicle repair. Scouts are outfitted with sniper rifles. Additional elements include dynamite as a replacement for C4, dedicated vehicle types, and artillery returning. "Explosions everywhere" is noted—whether positive or negative depends on your taste. Destruction levels seem significantly higher than in previous titles, potentially reaching a level similar to Bad Company 2. No mention of "Levolution." There are no lock-on weapons; instead, various melee options with unique stats are available. Bayonet charges are included. Assault rifles aren't featured. Battlepacks have reappeared. Singleplayer content is expanding with more global character interactions. At the trailer's 0:27 mark, a compromised spy might be visible. An update confirms the first gameplay segment will debut on EA Play on June 12. A new video titled "Two Angry Gamers TV" reveals behind-the-scenes footage, confirming multiple tank types—heavy, light, and APCs—and the presence of bolt-action rifles (though medic's use isn't specified). We have numerous distinct weapons, customization options, and revive tools with syringes. Another clip highlights diverse tanks from various factions, differing controls, and varied handling. In-game visuals closely match the trailer, featuring armored vehicles, water-cooled machine guns, overclocked firepower, horse-riding combat, stationary guns, and even armored trains. Heavy emphasis on close-quarters combat. CQC remains a priority. Tanks can support squads, anti-tank rifles are standard, and no handheld rockets are present. Another video discusses historical accuracy, noting the game reflects real-world equipment from the era. Daniel Berlin, lead designer of Battlefield 1, confirms this aligns with actual history, stating all gear was available at release. Jackfrags reiterates his excitement, comparing the metal knight with a machine gun to a hero character akin to Darth Vader in Star Wars. @Aytex
The Seven Nation Army is really showing off, white stripe it is, yeah, that’s the vibe.
Battlefield stands out compared to COD. A solid game without the need for costumes, flying or moving through walls. Characters don’t have to interact with themselves or use random gang symbols.
I tried to ease things down, I mentioned it before. Check out the Infinite Warfare teaser and the Battlefield 1 promo. You should definitely keep your cool.
Wow, have been eagerly anticipating the return of the battlefield and seeing it unfold again! Exciting times ahead!