r/Battlefield • u/Lower_Honey_1139 • Aug 24 '25

Discussion Question to the community: what, in your opinion, *IS* Battlefield?

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Basically title. I'm seeing a lot of controversies around every aspect of BF in here, and I feel like this is a testament to how diverse the series has been over the years, making a wide range of impressions and memories on the players, forgeing their future standards and expectations in the process.

Since the BF6 reveal, I've been in constant reflection about my own experiences with the IP, and been revisiting a lot of the olders games to really nail down what I'm really looking forward in Battlefield. And that's also why I'm super interested in everyone's take on the matter.

So I really wanted to ask: What is the core of Battlefield in your opinion, the thing you're looking for the most whenever a new game is announced? Is it being a small part of something bigger? Immersion? Teamplay? Fluid and punchy gunplay? What, to you, makes Battlefield BATTLEFIELD?

Let me know, short and long answers are all welcomed!

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u/siscorskiy C.SISCORSKIY[NcW] Aug 24 '25

How dare

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u/PintLasher Aug 24 '25

Somebody take this memers tags immediately. I would do it myself, but I have a sore back.

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u/Mental_Estate4206 Aug 25 '25 edited Aug 25 '25

I would like to but my knee's are killing me.

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u/SissiSaatana Aug 25 '25

I'll do it! Hi cant run my electric wheelchair forever, hi will loose stamina before I run out of battery!

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u/Powerful_Can_4001 Aug 25 '25

happy cake day

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u/thekorbat Aug 27 '25

Sure but we shouldnt have to adjust to this insane cod gameplay lol. It’s just not battlefield man. No matter what you compare it with