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The outlook for a Battlefield 6 Battle Royale seems equally bleak.
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DICE seems posed to have another crack at creating a Battle Royale mode/ But does anyone actually want Battlefield to take on Warzone?īattlefield 5’s Firestorm arrived late on the scene and was ultimately an underwhelming experience. Unfortunately, this one feels like wishful thinking. That should enable it to work with TVs that support 120Hz refresh rates and pave the way for PC-like smoothness on a console.
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But given Battlefield 6 will be a cross-generation game, we’re hoping the developer will integrate a mode for the PS5 and Xbox Series X that can allow it to be run with fewer graphical bells and whistles but at a higher frame rate.
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But with the PS5 and Xbox Series X able to run games at a full 120 frames per second, albeit with some compromises, Battlefield 6 could bring such super-smooth first-person gaming to the new consoles.ĭICE has always pushed the graphics side of the Battlefield games, and we’d expect it to do the same here.
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While running previous Battlefield games at high frame rates that can take advantage of displays with a 120Hz refresh rate or higher has been possible, it was the domain of PC gaming. The power of the PS5 and Xbox Series X could surely allow for some truly impressive sequences. Subsequent Battlefield games have toned it down to just dynamic weather, and while that is still a pretty impressive feature we’d love to see levolution make a big comeback.
While these events did become a bit predictable after playing each map several times, they added a fresh twist to each battle and forced players to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances. Think of the skyscraper falling in Siege of Shanghai or the storm in Flood Zone that causes half the map to sink underwater. If you’ve not heard the term before, levolution refers to the dynamic events that happened on Battlefield 4’s maps which dramatically change the terrain. Sure, single player has never been the focus on the Battlefield franchise, but a leak suggesting the game would offer a “revolutionary” solo campaign has got us pretty excited - though another leaker has claimed the game will forgo a single-player component entirely, so these might wishes that don’t come true. But for Battlefield 6 we’d like to see the return of a more structured campaign that takes the player from point A to point B while crafting a single narrative. The format worked well for a historic global conflict with many sides. These separate vignettes allowed players to experience World War I and World War II from a variety of unique perspectives.
The last two Battlefield games have experimented with single-player campaigns comprised of War Stories. Given Battlefield 6 will be the first fresh Battlefield game on the new consoles, and likely the first to really look at harnessing new PC hardware, we’d like to see the return of a comprehensive campaign mode that can really showcase what new gaming hardware can do. The return of a few fan-favorite arenas wouldn’t go amiss either, Operation Metro, Siege of Shanghai, and Dragon Valley would look fantastic remade for next-gen. There's been no comment from EA at this time, but we'll let you know if we hear anything.We’d love a global trotting approach as well, with each map being set in a visually distinct corner of the world rather than them all blending together somewhat. If the details that were data-mined during the closed alpha are accurate, there are two new multiplayer modes - Possession and Breakthrough - that could potentially fit the bill. "It's pretty ridiculous sounding, but take my word for it." Pigeon functions like a flag that must be held for a certain amount of time before flies away towards the base carrying a message, thus scoring your team a point," he explains. That is to say it's similar to Capture the Flag in a way. If you scooch ahead to 1:51, he discusses the comical sounding pigeon mode. A lot of the information he reveals is in line with the data-mined info from the closed alpha that leaked earlier this week, including the other game modes, map names, and the absence of the Engineer class. In the video, he cites an inside source and proceeds to drop a bunch of information about the game, including the time period and name. Speculation of a pigeon mode in Battlefield 1 has popped up thanks to AlmightyDaq's video, uploaded back in March. Who's looking forward to playing capture the pigeon?
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