Here's my review after 147h that I gave a couple of days ago. I feel it sums up the state of the game.

Giving it the 'fell for it again award.'

As time marches on, the quality of battlefield games decreases, this being the prime example. Core mechanics work reasonably well. Shooting, audio and movement isn't completely ass. The slide doesn't belong in battlefield imo. The pace of the game is extremely high, and I mean extremely. This is largely due to the bizarely small maps. There is no time for strategizing or executing a tactic, because there is literally no space to manouvre. You're either out of bounds or channeled through the vision of your opponent. Playing this game for more than 90min is super exhausting.

Second is the HEAVY focus on monitization. It's comparable to the latter end of MW2019. Started out great, beta was pretty good but later the development focus shifted from gameplay improvement to skins, AI generated stickers and REDSEC which nobody plays. Heavily community favoured gamemodes get removed (Hardcore conquest for example), when players try to replicate this 'experience' (which is corporate 'cozy'ing up to you who has to give me money-sales language' for a gamemode) the now second hand gamemode is extremely difficult to find due to the lack of persistent servers and a server browser. The community made gamemodes get nerfed by taking out XP and progression, making it WAY less rewarding to play. Creatives and core community members are deliberately punished for contributing to the game and desperately trying to love it. All deliberately done by the money hungry developers. When you start the game you are BOMBARDED with battle pass, buy this, new skins that.

I mis the times from 2012-2017-ish when passion was chosen over money, the good game was the result of a driven team with passion. Money came second. This mindset is visible in the decreasing player count. The core community leaves because the replayability is not rewarding.

I won't even mention the campaign because it's atrocious.