I want to balance out some of the negativity on this game by leaving a positive review.

I liked the game in beta, but on release, I couldn't play because of the stuttering in the vehicle and player movements. I never touched it again until last week.

Now that the game has has a couple years of updates and content i can say it's worth playing IMO. Not perfect, but good. If you didn't refund it and haven't played in a while, give it a shot. You might find a game mode or class you really like and watch the hours fly by.

Crashing 10 min into every game. Unacceptable to push buggy updates for a game like this. YOU HAVE ONE JOB.

Title: Battlefield 2042 – A Revolutionary Leap Backward

Oh, Battlefield 2042, where do I even begin? What a groundbreaking masterpiece of mediocrity! EA and DICE truly outdid themselves this time by creating a game that takes the series in a bold new direction—straight into the dumpster. Let’s break down all the "amazing" features that make this game the pinnacle of disappointment.

1. The Perfectly Balanced 128-Player Chaos:
Nothing screams "fun" like getting sniped from a kilometer away by someone you didn’t even see, while your entire squad spawns into a warzone that looks like a traffic jam. 128 players in one map? Genius! It’s not like smaller, more focused team-based gameplay was ever a thing, right? I mean, who needs coordination when you can just run around like a headless chicken?

2. Maps as Vast as the Sahara (And Just as Exciting):
If you enjoy running… and running… and then dying before you even spot the enemy, Battlefield 2042 has the perfect maps for you! The vast, barren landscapes make you feel like a true soldier lost in a desert, minus the fun of actually finding water. And the cover? Oh, don’t worry, there’s plenty of it... if you’re into hiding behind a rock for 20 minutes.

3. Bugs, Glitches, and Features—Oh My!
Why fix bugs when you can just call them “features”? Hovercrafts scaling buildings? Iconic. Rubberbanding through walls? Classic. Want to spawn without a gun? Consider it a challenge mode! DICE really knows how to keep players on their toes by throwing random, game-breaking "surprises" your way every five minutes.

4. The Cutting-Edge Specialists System:
Because who doesn’t love playing as generic heroes with cringe-worthy voice lines instead of soldiers that actually fit the Battlefield universe? Thanks, EA, for giving us Specialists with abilities that nobody asked for. It’s like they looked at other popular shooters and thought, "What if we took their worst ideas and shoved them into Battlefield?"

5. Weather Effects That Blow You Away... Literally:
Tornados in the middle of combat? Truly revolutionary. It’s not like I wanted to focus on gameplay anyway. The fact that you can get sucked into a natural disaster while trying to capture a point is pure brilliance. Why worry about strategy when Mother Nature can randomly wipe you off the map?

6. The Infinite Customization of Weapons (Or Lack Thereof):
The weapon selection is so limited, you might as well be back in the stone age. But hey, at least you can customize your gun’s attachments mid-fight, because we all know that nothing says “immersive” like attaching a scope while dodging sniper fire. What a time to be alive!

7. A Revolutionary Absence of a Campaign:
Who needs a single-player campaign, anyway? Instead of giving us a story, EA decided we’d have more fun staring at a “no content” screen. Truly a visionary approach to game design. It’s almost as if they were saving us from enjoying the game too much.

In conclusion, Battlefield 2042 is the future of gaming. If the future is a rushed, buggy mess with soulless design choices, of course. Thanks, EA, for delivering a game that truly lives up to the phrase "less is more"... by offering so much less.

Would I recommend it? Absolutely... if you're into overpriced tech demos disguised as games.