Kaiser

Battlefield Player | Youth Football Coach | Small Content Creator | I love Gaming 🎮 & Football | Studied Sports Management | Channel 👇

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@Battlefield Hopefully you'll figure it out in less than 21 years

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@SgtDangerCow Used it many times myself. Often threw a nade at my feet (usually AT) to let it "cook" and then bounce it into ememies xD

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@Brammflakes @WARDOGS Dogwar?

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@DANNYonPC Damavand Peak

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@WARDOGS This could honestly be a huge banger. Long time BF fan here, been looking for an FPS to get me hooked again and this one looks like it would scratch that itch! Just bring it on console soon after release 🙏 (or even day 1 😁). Best of luck 💪

[Bayern & Germany @iMiaSanMia]

🏆 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟 🏆

𝗙𝗖 𝗕𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗚𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝟯𝟱𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗯'𝘀 𝗵𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

This so called "new" camera angle for Bayern vs Stuttgard is even worse than the standard one 😂 @Bundesliga_DE #FCBayern

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@iMiaSanMia Curious to see whether Neuer cares to participate in the second half...

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@Battlefield Little details like platoons, server browser, proper squad play, footstep audio, netcode etc. right?

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@SgtDangerCow If you had shown me footage of BF6 and 2042 ten years ago, I would never have guessed they were Battlefield games.

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

If only other aspects of the game were the same as in previous BF games.

[Florian - DRUNKKZ3 @DRUNKKZ3]

Nice video from @NickelBF showing that the way recoil and input now interface in BF6 is the same as how it did in previous BF games.

[WARDOGS @WARDOGS]

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[Battlefield Bulletin @BFBulletin]

Hello everyone! 👋

First of all, I would like to thank you for your continued support over the years. It means a lot for me ^^

After covering 7 Battlefield titles (including the Battlefield 6 launch), and being on the front line every day for nearly 16 years, it's time to leave and pass the baton to other media outlets that are willing to follow DICE, Ripple Effect and company into this era of Battlefield. An era which, moreover, has taken an unfortunate direction.

Starting tomorrow, I'm beginning a new chapter in my life. A new project that involves retro gaming, which is one of my main hobbies 🎮

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being there! ♥️
I wish you all the best! 😎

See you on the Battlefield.
Antal120.

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

I dare you to make another one like that. Imposssible.

[Battlefield @Battlefield]

Sixteen years ago, snow fell on White Pass, explosions lit the sky, and a squad of misfits made their mark.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 became more than a game because of the stories you created in its chaos.

Thank you for 16 unforgettable years 🔥

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

@rivaLxfactor Doubt anything signifigant would've changed. The core design shows their intention wasn't to make a game inspired by BC2/BF3 as they "promised". That was pure marketing to sell copies. The whole BF fundamentals we're talking abt aren't there at all. There's so many things wrong.

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

How can you have designs like this and end up with what you have now? Truly mindblowing...

[Battlefield Chronicles @BF__Chronicles]

Early explorations of Pax Armata by Per Haagensen.

Some of these soldiers can be found on posters in the "Night Raid" SP mission.

Source: https://t.co/HUMBPfT5XB

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

Vehicle controlls are just so bad. It's been bad since 2042. The whole gameplay has become way too shallow. I guess it's designed for a specific audience...

[Battlefield Bulletin @BFBulletin]

DICE is planning a Labs test dedicated to vehicle improvements since some #Battlefield6 vehicles are 'death traps', such as the light ground transport.

"I'm going to take the light vehicle feedback with me to the team from you today," DICE Hardware Producer Kit Eklöf told PC Gamer. "But I also want to promote that there's a Battlefield Labs test coming up where we're going to test some vehicle improvements around this issue, specifically because we've heard the feedback that vehicles are death traps. We are going to try a package of vehicle improvements on Labs very soon, so keep an eye out for that."

https://t.co/CWwPKM9cEa

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

What quality? There's zero good maps in the last 2 entries of the franchise. Get your priorites right.

[Battlefield Bulletin @BFBulletin]

UPDATE: In a later interview with GamesBeat at the D.I.C.E. Summit in Las Vegas, DICE's Producer Alexia Christofi said that the reason for not releasing more than 2 maps a season is because they don't want to sacrifice quality.

"We're releasing on a cadence where we feel the maps are up to quality and we're happy with how they play, the variety they give to the players. There are worlds in which we release hundreds of maps, but they're not fun. We never want to do that. We have to make sure that the maps feel good to play, that they're fun to play.

I completely empathize with players when they want more maps and more content. They talk about that because they're passionate about the game, passionate about the franchise. But we're a team of a certain size. We don't want to sacrifice quality."

The complaints about the weapon progression being too slow, was another key issue during the interview.

"We went back to the drawing board and looked at our ethos around progression. Making sure that–for example, attachments shouldn't take a super long time to unlock. We want players to be able to get that content and play with it. If players become really good at a weapon, we want them to be able to have those mastery badges to show off how proficient they are, but we don't want that to affect the golden path too much.

We try to find other avenues for those players who want a bit more that they can chase and showboat. We want to make sure that, again, that golden path is accessible to everyone, but those players that can do really cool stuff, really hardhore things, we want to be able to reward them. Having dog tags that you unlock through being super proficient at certain things, or doing certain actions, and being able to display those on your player card–we want ways for players to peacock like that. “Hey, look what I can do with this.”

But it is a fine balance, for sure. We don't want people to complete stuff too quickly and drop off. Similarly we don't want people to feel like it's too much of a grind, like it takes them too long to do something."

Lastly, GamesBeat asked about Portal, and if there's anything interesting coming out of that.

According to Alexia, Portal will focus on new player-made experiences, "to bring those to the forefront on our frontend and make sure everyone sees the cool stuff that people create."

Interview: https://t.co/HXh1ypqMmT
Previous Post: https://t.co/e9AMXiJVNv

[Kaiser @Kaiser_XR]

Yeah... I think I'm done with @Battlefield. Another favourite franchise down. What's next I wonder...

[Battlefield Bulletin @BFBulletin]

Time and resources.

Those are the biggest obstacles which Battlefield Studios face to make more than 2 maps per season, despite DICE's Producer Alexia Christofi says Battlefield Studios would love to create way more maps in #Battlefield6.

"In terms of cadence, we would love to create way more maps. But we're just trying to kind of bring things to players as we can and as quickly as we can build them."

Christofi also said that limited-time modes are here to stay in order to satisfy a wide variety of people playing Battlefield, but they're not gonna "shut the door" if they see something that players like really resonate with.

"We have such a wide variety of people playing Battlefield. We have the hardcore fan base that have been playing for years that know and love it, and then we've got a bunch of new players that have come in... So trying to have people experience their different content and play different stuff has been important to us. But in terms of things like limited-time modes, we listen to community feedback a lot. If we see something that players like really resonate with, we're not gonna shut the door and say, 'OK, well that's done.'"

https://t.co/ohtUFZW5ER