Slowly but surely, more and more info regarding Battlefield 2018 seems to be seeping out. While we already know this year’s Battlefield game — which could allegedly be called Battlefield V — will feature loot boxes, more details have made their way online.
According to reports, Battlefield 2018 will follow Battlefield 1’s campaign in terms of episodic structure, and what’s more, there’s going to be a new co-op mode! This is supposedly a special mode that runs squads of players through “randomly generated Conquest missions,” but DICE can expand it to be even more robust. It’s not known whether it’ll support split-screen at this time, though DICE is aware that fans would like the feature (split-screen).
Interestingly, it’s also been said that players will now be able to go prone on their backs, too. For reference, this can be done in games like Rainbow Six Siege, but has never been implemented in a Battlefield game yet. This will supposedly give more movement options in competitive multiplayer, which is always a good thing, right?
Furthermore, DICE is said to be building its strategy for Battlefield V to be similar to BF1. The studio is said to be maintaining some sort of internal consistencies between the last Battlefield game and this year’s, and that consistency includes bringing back voice actress Katherine Kingsley who was the voice announce for BF1 multiplayer. Adding credence to the report is Kingsley herself, who posted an image on Instagram last January 22 with the hashtag #battlefield in it.
Bear in mind, as with all other leaks, treat this one with a grain of salt, alright? Lots of things can change from now until October when the title ships, so don’t go pointing fingers if something doesn’t come to fruition.
We’ll be keeping an eye out for more reputable Battlefield 2018 leaks. Once we do, we’ll be sure to let our readers know.
Source: GamesBeat
Nothing about this is good news for Battlefield 5. BF5 is going down the wrong road… like BF1 did… and making a new game that just won’t be interesting and will have a short lived life with it’s players. EA/DICE is only in this for the big money now… not making great online MP games for their customers. Buying any more BF games for me and many of my BF friends, just isn’t going to happen. WW2? Hardly a winner with the majority of BF players today. BF1 wasn’t out long… before many of my friends sold it for used out of boredom playing it. And now WW2? Who in the EA/DICE’s board room thought that would be a big winner??
The last great BF game that EA/DICE made was Battlefield 3. At least they got BF3 mostly right.
Nothing about this is good news for Battlefield 5. BF5 is going down the wrong road… like BF1 did… and making a new game that just won’t be interesting and will have a short lived life with it’s players. EA/DICE is only in this for the big money now… not making great online MP games for their customers. Buying any more BF games for me and many of my BF friends, just isn’t going to happen. WW2? Hardly a winner with the majority of BF players today. BF1 wasn’t out long… before many of my friends sold it for used out of boredom playing it. And now WW2? Who in the EA/DICE’s board room thought that would be a big winner??
The last great BF game that EA/DICE made was Battlefield 3. At least they got BF3 mostly right.
Nothing about this is good news for Battlefield 5. BF5 is going down the wrong road… like BF1 did… and making a new game that just won’t be interesting and will have a short lived life with it’s players. EA/DICE is only in this for the big money now… not making great online MP games for their customers. Buying any more BF games for me and many of my BF friends, just isn’t going to happen. WW2? Hardly a winner with the majority of BF players today. BF1 wasn’t out long… before many of my friends sold it for used out of boredom playing it. And now WW2? Who in the EA/DICE’s board room thought that would be a big winner??
The last great BF game that EA/DICE made was Battlefield 3. At least they got BF3 mostly right.