Battlefield bros... We're finally home...

This game has so many good mechanics that you're just left wondering why on earth they haven't been part of the battlefield series a decade ago. To name a few:

You can drag bodies to safely resurrect someone or to deny enemies from doing it. Every class can resurrect using one of their precious bandages (that you also use to stop bleeding and heal yourself), the medic has 20 of them.

You can build structures basically anywhere. It feels good to set up useful sandbags and structures for redeployment that you can tell actually impacts the course of the game. Making a spawn bunker close to a contested point is very fun.

Being able to knock out a tiny piece of the wall as an embrasure to shoot out of is amazing. Granted this kind of destruction is possible because of the simplistic graphics. I don't care. Gameplay >>> graphics.

In short, this is the most fun I've had with a non-competitive shooter in a long while, I played nearly 12 hours straight after buying it.

Battlefield bros... We're finally home... This game has so many good mechanics that you're just left wondering why on earth they haven't been part of the battlefield series a decade ago. To name a few: You can drag bodies to safely resurrect someone or to deny enemies from doing it. Every class can resurrect using one of their precious bandages (that you also use to stop bleeding and heal yourself), the medic has 20 of them. You can build structures basically anywhere. It feels good to set up useful sandbags and structures for redeployment that you can tell actually impacts the course of the game. Making a spawn bunker close to a contested point is very fun. Being able to knock out a tiny piece of the wall as an embrasure to shoot out of is amazing. Granted this kind of destruction is possible because of the simplistic graphics. I don't care. Gameplay >>> graphics. In short, this is the most fun I've had with a non-competitive shooter in a long while, I played nearly 12 hours straight after buying it.