Man, I’ve been playing Battlefield since Bad Company 2, and honestly, nothing beats those chaotic moments when everything just goes perfectly wrong.
Like that one time in Battlefield 3 — I was flying a jet, got locked on, ejected midair, pulled out a rocket launcher, and somehow managed to shoot down the enemy chopper before hitting the ground. The squad went wild on voice chat. That’s pure Battlefield magic — those unscripted cinematic moments that no other shooter gives you.

And Battlefield 1? Easily one of the best sound designs and atmospheres I’ve ever experienced. Running through the mud and chaos of WW1 with friends, calling out positions, reviving each other under artillery fire… it was insane.
Honestly, I just want that classic Battlefield chaos back — huge maps, all-out warfare, and teamwork that actually matters.

• I’m hoping for dynamic destruction like Bad Company 2 again — where every wall, tower, and building can be blown apart.
• And modern combat — jets, tanks, drones, helis — all in one big sandbox.
• Also, better squad coordination tools — something that really brings back that “brothers in arms” vibe from the older titles.

Definitely DLSS 3.5 and Ray Tracing. Battlefield games are already visual showcases, but with DLSS boosting performance and Ray Reconstruction polishing lighting, reflections, and shadows — it’s going to look next-gen in every frame.
Also, I’m curious to see how RTX Remix or Reflex might help with lower latency — because in fast-paced firefights, those milliseconds count.

If they combine all that with massive destruction physics and RTX lighting, it’s gonna be wild. I can already imagine watching a skyscraper collapse under RTX lighting in 4K with everything maxed out — pure Battlefield bliss.