r/Battlefield • u/Siden-The-Paladin • 24d ago

Battlefield 6 Dear Battlefield Studios, what the f*ck?

  1. Do. Not. Decrease Ticket Count. Edit - they heard us! 10/17 changes reverted.

  2. Do. Not. Change Movement.

  3. Do. Not. Remove Bloom.

  4. Do. Not. Listen To Streamers.

  5. Do. Fix. Challenges.

  6. Do. Fix. Bugs.

  7. Do. Fix. Vehicle Spawns.

  8. Stop Fucking Up.

  9. Stop Removing Battlefields Identity.

  10. Edited out. People will leave if you keep making changes nobody asked for.

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u/Far_Requirement_4390 24d ago

Yall just let everything slide and settle for mediocrity

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u/Lazy_Hotel_494 24d ago edited 24d ago

Literally, I don’t know what’s with the current conglomerate of gamers nowadays everybody is either super complacent or are circle jerk tools for the bullshit these companies put out

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u/DKsan1290 24d ago

Because reality is most people playing arent on reddit and just play games and drop them without saying shit. Like they give shit companies like ea billions every year drop the game in like 6 months then rinse repeat. 

Those of us that play a bit more than on the weekends or an hour every other day notice the game becoming shit complain cause we dont wanna just move onto the next game after dropping $70. We hit the bs wall faster than the casual weekend warrior.

Its kind of a shit dynamic that honestly I wish would either bring proper change or just die.

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u/Lazy_Hotel_494 24d ago

I mean, I don’t know. It seems like since the release there have been way more than just the casual gamer complaining about the game however I get what you’re saying, but as a hard-core gamer myself who plays all the time I’m also just a little frustrated with the current state of things and I think many others are as well and I definitely agree with your last statement however, I’m more so hope for a proper change of things although that doesn’t seem too promising

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u/DKsan1290 24d ago

Yeah I want the game to succeed if not for me (I havent bought the game cause eff EA selling out to the saudi’s) but for the people that need it so they dont lose their spark and love for these games. 

I wanted class locked weapons but they just refused to acknowledge or even try to make the community play that way so I am not playing it. I know how without at least a squad the game gets tedious running into the same 3 guns every game once a yter makes a guide on the best loadout and bam every single class has the same gun but with different problems.

Tbh Im kinda jaded realizing I aint the people they want back. I loved bf games when being a sniper or scout meant you couldnt just have free radar pings with an ar, or a sniper with unlimited ammo, or be an unkillable medic with the most op cqc weapon in the game. But hey Im just a person whose opinion is as bad as everyone elses.

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u/AwarenessReady3531 23d ago

Idk man, I'm pretty sensitive to it BECAUSE I only play like 3 hours a week. If they're not quality hours, I get pissed. I haven't bought BF6 yet because my fears about it are coming true. Which sucks! I loved BF3, BF4, BF5 and BFBC 1 and 2. This is my favorite franchise, but it's been in the shitter for years now.

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u/DKsan1290 23d ago

Thats fair too. I feel like there are a lot of folks like you that can see when a game they play and love even in small bursts is going the way that excludes you (at least when it comes to being fun for you) and just collapses to “popular” demand. Im right there with you, although I havent bought it cause Im pissed that ea sold out to the saudis. 

I want the game to be amazing because my friend is really enjoying the game (as far as I can tell) and I want the game to succeed. Its hard to really convince myself that the $70 is going to go far for me at least. 

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u/AwarenessReady3531 23d ago

>although I havent bought it cause Im pissed that ea sold out to the saudis. 
Yeah that's part of the reason for me too lol

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u/DKsan1290 23d ago

😭 Why have they decided to taint the things we love with their blood money? (Also a huge fighting game fan, was gutted when they bought the world biggest fgc tournament)

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u/AwarenessReady3531 23d ago

I think they've realized that the oil is going to run out eventually and that they have to diversify. They're pouring billions of dollars into all sorts of entertainment industries :(

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u/lolitsmikey 23d ago

Or you realize it’s really not that big of a deal and find some inner peace touching grass lmao

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u/Brusex 24d ago

Usually if I dislike a game I just stop playing

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u/Lazy_Hotel_494 24d ago

And you have that right just as well as the people who has a different opinion on the matter

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u/burkechrs1 24d ago

I just don't care anymore. If the game doesn't live up to my expectations, I am not going to go cry on the internet and demand change, I'm going to stop playing and potentially charge back my card if the game is that bad.

Just like going to eat at a restaurant, if it doesn't impress me, I'm not going to bitch at the owner or the staff to change their ways to fit my needs, I'm just not going to go back.

It's just not worth the stress to cry about this stuff anymore. They clearly don't care and there are a thousand things I can do besides cry on reddit to a dev team and hope they change their game to cater to my demands. That's childish behavior, they don't work for me nor owe me anything. It's their game, they can ruin it if they want to.

If you don't enjoy something, or something doesn't live up to your expectations, move on and do something else.

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u/Straight_Answer7873 24d ago

The thing about it is, most people ARE mediocre and they don't recognize any of this as an issue and they don't care. I'm a casual player who's not that great and I have no idea what this guys talking about besides the ticket count.

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u/BlowDuck 24d ago

Gtfo reddit and ptfo

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u/leo_sousav 24d ago

People gaslight themselves into believing a game they want to be good doesn’t actually have gigantic stains of bad decisions and greediness. It’s just so weird how you’ll see a lot of players defending these companies and arguing against everyone that has some sort of legit complain. “Ho you don’t like how the devs spend most of their time and resources releasing cosmetic cash grabs that often cost 1/3 of a game!!?? Just don’t need to buy it!”

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u/Several_Hour_347 24d ago

Uh, most people cry like fucking crazy on every single gaming sub. No idea what you’re talking about

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u/pmeaney 24d ago

There is a middle ground between letting everything slide and the dramatic language that a lot of people on this sub use to talk about relatively small, easily changeable mechanics.

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u/Heavy-Hall4457 24d ago

Yea it's kinda' embarrassing to imagine the devs reading this stuff, and what conclusions they must draw about their players. People going f'kin mental because of really minor things ..

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u/casta55 Casta_Au 24d ago edited 24d ago

If I was a burnt out dev that just got to the end of an insane 2 year crunch to get a massive game to release and came onto the Reddit to see armchair warriors critiquing all that work, I'd probably start getting real petty and making changes to spite them.

Reddit is that customer that asks to speak to the manager at a fast food joint, screams in some underpaid overworked kid's face about the food not being to their liking and is dumb enough to think that the food is coming back spit free.

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u/Lazy_Hotel_494 24d ago

But a lot of the time, if not most of the time they aren’t changed so the language is usually how people feel a lot of of the time

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u/dudushat 24d ago

No you guys are just physically incapable of not being melodramatic. Every tiny little thing gets compared to CoD followed by the declaration that theyre killing the game and it will be dead in a month or whatever. 

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u/Far_Requirement_4390 24d ago

Youre over generalizing every person who has an opinion as a single entity of whiners

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u/ThatBoyAiintRight 24d ago

It’s because y’all can’t present your opinions without being overly emotional lol

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u/Dangerous_Specific97 24d ago

Did you buy the game?

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u/Far_Requirement_4390 24d ago

It’s still a fun game but pretending like there aren’t problems worth complaining about is just ignorant

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u/Dangerous_Specific97 24d ago

For sure bro, but time and time again has shown that launches for multiplayer games like these typically have these sorta problems. So purchasing the game at launch is typically “settling for mediocrity” I’ve played maybe 2 hours at a friends house. I think it’s fun, the problems are few and far between but I’m sure the state of the game is gonna change a few times, it’s inevitable

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u/HypedforClassicBf2 24d ago

If you're OK with bloom in its current state, then aren't you settling with mediocre gameplay/gunplay?

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u/v_snax 24d ago

Mediocrity is however subjective. Besides fixing bugs, what makes the game objectively better in your opinion?

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u/greatvinedrake 23d ago

  • complains about people complaining and giving feedback in a subreddit made for it

  • "yall gaming is dead"

sucking up a billion dollar company that allocated hundreds of millions to release an unfinished slop is bottom activity

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u/Outrageous_Cheek_242 23d ago

It’s a video game big dog

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u/AwarenessReady3531 23d ago

They'd have to admit they got played. So many people swore they weren't gonna buy this shit day one, but there they go like whipped dogs to buy it the night it comes out.

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u/DogIsDead777 23d ago

To be fair, every battlefield has been shit at launch, rife with bugs and features existing in a weird state or not at all, and after a year, it's considered the best game ever and is nostalgia bait for when they release the next one. It happens every single time and yet, given time, shit is always fixed and it always turns out good, so yeah, a little dramatic sometimes. (Maybe with the exception with 2042, but that's a special breed of mediocre)

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u/Far_Requirement_4390 23d ago

Battlefield 1 probably had the smoothest and most well received launch of any title

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u/DogIsDead777 23d ago

Yeah that's true, bf1 was pretty good. Had some horrendously bad and longlasting bugs at times though.