A well-known game, Battlefield 2042 has available in the market for everyone. But on Steam peoples are so upset and started posting several negative reviews with over 14,000 counts.
Many of the Steam reviews echo a sentiment that’s been boiling in Battlefield 2042’s official subreddit during the past week: DICE has stripped too much away from traditional Battlefield. Many players are citing disruptive bugs as a major problem, but the majority of early criticisms focus on deliberate design decisions DICE made for BF2042 that players perceive as missing features, like the lack of a traditional scoreboard or aim bloom on assault rifles that’s probably too harsh right now.
A common complaint we have noticed is that, Battlefield 2042’s new character roster that replaces the traditional class structure seen in every Battlefield before it. During BF2042’s open beta, longtime Battlefield fans argued that specialists discourage teamplay by letting anyone fill any role they want, but DICE later affirmed that they’re here to stay.
“They swapped classes, a Battlefield staple, for specialists because they would be easier to monetize,” wrote Steam user Mr Nobody in their review today. “They got rid of so many great details and gameplay additions from old Battlefields, so they could focus on making the game more sellable, not playable.”
A common approach reviewers have taken is to make an exhaustive list of everything they think is wrong or missing in Battlefield 2042, most of which are features present in previous games. The review currently marked as “Most helpful” on Steam is mostly a copy/paste of a popular Reddit post.
The 94-complaint list covers everything from “No standard server browser,” “No crouch sprinting,” and “No thermal optics” to ultra-specific nitpicks like “No swelling crescendo of dramatic music near the end of a match. Static Noise does not count.”
Meanwhile on the game’s subreddit, where frustrations have already been boiling during a week of early access for those who bought the expensive editions of the game, things have gotten ravenous.
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