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There’s no doubt that theBattlefieldfranchise has gone through various changes since its initial release back in 2002. As the long-running competitor toCall of Duty,Battlefieldmanaged to make a name for itself thanks to its embrace of realism in the gameplay.
Unfortunately, the last couple of years have proven to be a nightmare for the franchise. The recent entries in the franchise have met with less than stellar feedback.
However, EA could still turn the ship around and bring back the series to its glory days by perhaps dropping aBattlefieldremaster, which features what made it famous in the first place: destructible environments.
Battlefield Needs a Remaster With Destructible Environments
Environmental destruction has been a big talking pointin the gaming world after the release ofThe Finals, as it served as a reminder of how epic destructible environments can prove to be in video games. It’s really a surprise how other shooters haven’t tried adopting it.
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When it comes to this specific feature, theBattlefieldfranchise is to thank for boosting it into the mainstream.Battlefield: Bad Companymade destructible environments a central function in its gameplay in 2008.
When it comes to exciting features added to games, environmental destruction isn’t just cool; it brings an incredibly dynamic experience. For years, gamers considered the feature to be integral to the franchise, but DICE had other plans.
Despite the feature being loved by the community, for some reason, EA tamed it in the laterBattlefieldgames. While it’s not the sole reason for the failure of entries such as2042, it has undoubtedly contributed to it.
Battlefield needs to just drop a remaster and give it a ton of hype for new Gen consoles and it would honestly drown Call of Duty the game is so unique and makes you feel part of the war
Some in the community believe that ifBattlefieldwants to truly become the face of the genre again, it needs to bring a destructible environment with a Remaster that could completely revolutionize the modern gaming landscape.
With there being no way to play the original games and2042still failing to find its footing despite massive improvements in recent years, now is truly the right time for DICE andEAto opt for potential rereleases.
A modern version of theBad Companygames combined with legacy features such as a destructible environment could help the franchise bring back fans who’d grown weary of the franchise’s inconsistent releases.
The Next Battlefield Game is Seemingly EA’s Most Ambitious Project
During a recent financial earnings report, EA’s CEO Andrew Wilsontouched upon the next entry in theBattlefieldfranchiseand the current state of2042. As the support for2042is going to end, the team is shifting its focus to the next game, which is one of the“top priorities”and most“ambitious”projects.
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After trying to hype the next game, the CEO stated that EA is giving its development team the resources and technology it requires to deliver an epic experience and has brought together the best for the highly-anticipated shooter.
While EA believes that it has listened to theBattlefieldcommunity,2042‘s seventh season was plagued with controversies. Let’s hope it actually listen to the player base and brings back the epicBattlefielddestructible environments in future games.
Do DICE and EA need to bring back any other legacy features in futureBattlefieldgames? Let us know in the comments.
Dhruv Bhatnagar
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With over 4 years of experience in content writing and more than 1,000 articles published for FandomWire, Dhruv is a seasoned writer when it comes to the gaming space. He’s deeply passionate about titles such as GTA Online, Forza Horizon, and Pokémon Go, committed to bringing readers deep dives and latest updates.
