However, after extra matches in Rush, I do see that the mode does have some problems. The design of the Sinai Desert map fits perfectly with the game mode and all classes feel like they have an opportunity to shine. While Rush has found itself at the center of controversy during the open beta, we still stand by our initial assessment. It’s that kind of emerging gameplay that makes playing a new match so exhilarating. Players now have to find a different way to capture the objective.
A house near the C flag may provide excellent cover to capture the point, but a few tank shells will blast it to smithereens. However, what is destructible is not only impressive to watch, but also affects how you play. Now, not everything is destructible, as key pieces of the environment are needed to keep things balanced. The organic destruction that first appeared in the Battlefield: Bad Company games are much more capable of affecting gameplay, and it feels great to have it back in Battlefield 1. While Levolution moments were cool in Battlefield 4 the first few times, they never ended up adding much to the gameplay. Weather changes should be more frequent and not last more than a few minutes.īattlefield 1 is swapping Levolution for more organic destruction. These changes in weather encourage players to switch up their strategies, keeping the game fresh even after several matches, but the sandstorm and fog do overstay their welcome. Dynamic weather, which was impressive in the Alpha, continues to impress on Sinai Desert thanks to a new sandstorm. Even on consoles, which don’t run at a native 1080p, Battlefield 1 is extremely impressive to look at and listen. Battlefield 1’s visual fidelity is impeccable with highly detailed models and textures, horses, vehicles, and environments. Dice continues to be at the forefront of pushing graphical boundaries with each new release.
The best place to start here are the graphics. Let’s dissect what the open beta got right, and what it got wrong in the hopes that Dice can fix these issues on release.
Still, Battlefield 1 is not without its faults and drawbacks. Battlefield 1 has that addictive quality past games have had, and we can’t wait to see how the final game shapes up when it finally launches this October. Overall, the open beta was a huge improvement over the Alpha build we played a few months back. We had a great time playing and kept coming back for more despite the fact there was only one map available. Having that extra time to digest everything we’ve played, we can now discuss some of the good and bad things we’ve found within the beta.īefore we begin, our time with the Battlefield 1 open beta was positive. The Battlefield 1 beta is over and we’ve gotten some time to digest our week-long time with what we assume will be the last chance to enjoy the product before launch.
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