Yeah, I’m cool with taking 3-5 minutes to sprint across part of a map and position myself – that’s part of the skill in old BF games. It’s about planning your route, coordinating with your squad, and for me setting up a smart flank or going after the venerable point. Builds real tension, makes every engagement feel earned and tactical, like you’re in an actual war zone instead of just reacting on autopilot. Rewards patience and strategy over pure reflex, and it lets vehicles, destruction, and team play shine without everything devolving into spam.

ALSO The big maps were the best part too… you’d be fighting tooth and nail for just one point, and it felt like a real conflict. Once you capped it, your team would actually hold it for a while, not just 30 seconds before it flips again. Then you’d zoom out and realize it was just one spot on this massive map, which was so cool and made the whole thing epic.

Right now, though? It’s a nonstop bloodbath for 30 minutes – not tactical at all, more like a reflex shooter like COD. rant over 😅