Battlefield Single-Player Plans [Jul 05, 2022, 12:58 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A job listing for a
Design
Director at Battlefield Seattle Studio suggest plans for a single-player
campaign for the Battlefield series (thanks
Battlefield
Bulletin via
VGC). The military shooter series is always centered around multiplayer, but
the listing clearly covers a single-player component:
Your job is to embrace the core tenets of the Battlefield franchise and make sure they are woven through all layers of a masterfully designed single player campaign. You will build the studio's design team and culture and build an amazing campaign from concept through release. You are also responsible for leading iteration of the product design based on feedback from peers, company partners, and team members while holding to the core vision.
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Battlefield campaigns have been decent, but nothing I'd ever purchase by itself.
Just pay $5 years later (or nothing when they give it away), I find that's a fine price for an occasional dose of mindless "hoo-rah." It's mildly annoying to download 40+ gigs for a 4-6 hour campaign, though.
If they do this without somehow being a Bad Company title then they've really lost the plot because that's probably the only single player game most really give a shit about in this franchise.
EA will have to pay me to install this game again. Like how they paid for 'positive' impressions at launch.
Wallshadows wrote on Jul 5, 2022, 15:57:Yes, but then they already lost the plot when they forgot how to make good multiplayer games.
If they do this without somehow being a Bad Company title then they've really lost the plot because that's probably the only single player game most really give a shit about in this franchise.
Rough for the 2042 community (what's left of it) to see that the company making promises is actively trying to hire someone to execute them.
I want more co-op like they had in Battlefield V, but I know they can improve on it too.
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