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In 2018, Battlefield 5 ’s direct competition was Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 . Another divisive game, this title had a near future setting of 2045, and its most controversial aspect was a lack of a campaign mode. While multiplayer was solid, it made use of the „love it or hate it“ Specialist system. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 ’s Zombies offered the most content on launch day for any appearance of the mode, though the new Chaos Story failed to capture player interest. Several bugs also plagued the game mode, killing lots of the hype for Zombies that y
One of the most exciting rumors about Battlefield 6 is that it will be heavily inspired by Battlefield 3 . If this proves true, players could expect to see a huge focus on Rush, a game mode which has become less of a focus in the last few Battlefield entries. Maps that offer a greater sense of flow and progression could also be available as well, with something like Operation Metro and its different phases seen in the newest game. Mechanics from the third numbered Battlefield game could make a return, too, with DICE apparently looking to one of its most popular games in an attempt to replicate its succ
While the settings, weapons, and gameplay styles were massively different, one similarity between Battlefield 5 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is their use of battle royales. Much like Firestorm was Battlefield ’s first attempt at the genre, Blackout was Call of Duty ’s. Proving to be far more successful, Blackout’s unique map full of classic Treyarch locations quickly won fans over. The use of Zombies in specific areas also gave it a unique style, while unlockable characters gave players challenges that offered a fresh style of gameplay. While the mode eventually lost popularity due to Call of Duty: Warzone ’s success as a free-to-play game, Blackout was a major highlight of the fourth Black Ops rele
Another excited feature that has been rumored is fully destructible cities for Battlefield 6 . While maps like Battlefield 4 ’s Siege of Shanghai allowed the central building to be brought down as part of the „Levolution“ mechanic, these new cities will apparently see every building becoming destructible. Whether this means glass on their sides being breakable or the complete crashing of skyscrapers remains to be seen, but every single building being damageable in some way certainly sounds like a promising cha
As for how Call of Duty 2021 will play, fans know a bit less about this game than Battlefield 6 . Supposedly being gritty and controversial, the 2021 game is rumored to include the concept of skill-based matchmaking . Call of Duty: Warzone integration of some kind is also set to occur, which makes sense given recent comments from Activision. The game will apparently run on the IW8 engine from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019, ensuring that the game has the most up-to-date graphics of any Call of Duty title released thus far. Though no specific details have been provide, it can be expected that it will rely heavily on traditional 6v6 gameplay, though a large-scale mode like Ground War or Fireteam is also possi
This debate will be getting two new entries this year. Electronic Arts has already confirmed Battlefield 6 for this year , while Call of Duty 2021 is inevitable. Rumors abound about the latest title, with them running the gamut from future-set WW3 to an alternate WW2 timeline to accurate, Battlefield2042Guide.com typical WW2 timeline. In short, while there is a ton of speculation around the latter, the only one in confirmed circles seems to be Battlefield
There are many that are disappointed in DICE and EA for the Battlefield series. It certainly didn't help when support for Battlefield 5 was abruptly ended last summer. That being said, this could truly be a new beginning for the Battlefield franchise, putting the once ubiquitous series in contest with the most popular shooters in the genre to
DICE has managed to keep most details significantly under wraps about its upcoming game. There have been a few details about what players can expect from this new Battlefield, like an increased player count and a hope to scale-up the battles in multiplayer. It makes sense DICE would seek to improve upon Battlefield 5 , which performed less than satisfactory for EA on release. According to a tease at EA Play last year, the battles and destructible environment will evolve thanks to next-gen PC and console tech. However, past games have proved that it takes more than a pretty environment and a lot of players to keep the fanbase engaged over t
With World War 2 not working as well for Battlefield 5 as it did in past game, it makes sense that DICE would want to stray far away from the setting with a near future Battlefield 6 . Likewise, Call of Duty has near future covered with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare , making a return to World War 2 a logical next step. While both franchises have their own reasons for going in a different direction, it is interesting that 2018’s pattern has repeated itself. However, with both franchises seemingly featuring different tones, weapons, and settings, this role reversal could prove beneficial for both Battlefield and Call of Du