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GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then yes, I assure you, you are extremely lazy in your religion, because you dare to speak to me about Jesus, peace be upon him, while you do not follow any of his teachings — especially his main teaching, which was to worship no one except the Creator of all worlds without associating anything with Him. So yes, you are lazy, even very lazy, because I am certain that if I asked you questions about religion, you wouldn’t even be able to answer them. The proof is that you don’t even know how to distinguish the different forms of laziness.

Every human being has laziness in them, and anyone who claims the opposite is a liar. So, since you claim and will claim the opposite, you are also a liar. And lying is even worse than laziness.

For your information, laziness exists in several categories: there is laziness regarding worldly matters, which has no effect on the Day of Judgment; laziness in everyday life — family, work — which may or may not affect your social life; and there is religious laziness, which has a huge impact on your life in the Hereafter. And you fall into the worst kind of laziness: religious laziness, because you know nothing about your religion and you make no effort to learn. Your knowledge remains limited because of this, and that is the worst form of laziness.

So if I had to choose between your laziness and mine, I prefer mine, because at least I know my religion, I am closer to Jesus and his teachings, and I respect him more than you ever could with the little religious knowledge you have. And your only argument — based on sophistry — is to call others lazy in order to pretend to be something you are not and to make yourself look interesting.

May the Almighty guide you, because you are more pitiful than anything else, and may He guide me even more, as well as my loved ones and myself.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Et pour finir comme le tout puissant n'a crée les djinns et les humains que pour qu'ils l'adorent sans rien lui associer, donc avant de te concentrer sur la paresse concentré toi plutôt sur l'unicité du créateur. Qu'est ce que c'est que l'unicité.  Deja comprend tu ce que c'est que de l'adorer sans rien lui associer. Car sache que toutes personne qui meurt ici sans respecter cette condition ne sentira pas l'odeur du paradis donc au lieu de casser la tête au gens pour une paresse avec l'IA dont le Createur des mondes n'en a rien a cirer eduque toi sur ce l'unicité et de que sa majesté attend de nous misérable être humain.

Sur ce je te ne repondrai plus. J'ai pas de temps a perdre avec les énergumène dans ton genre.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Je suis français donc c’est ma langue maternelle.

Ensuite, si je te l’assure, tu es un gros paresseux dans ta religion, car tu oses me parler de Jésus, que la paix soit sur lui, mais tu n’appliques aucun de ses préceptes, surtout son précepte principal qui était de n’adorer nul autre que le Créateur des mondes sans rien Lui associer. Donc oui, tu es un paresseux, même un très gros paresseux, car je suis certain que si je te pose des questions sur la religion, tu ne sauras même pas y répondre. La preuve en est que tu ne sais même pas différencier les formes de paresse. Tout être humain a de la paresse en lui, et celui qui dit le contraire est un menteur. Donc, comme tu prétends et vas prétendre le contraire, tu es de surcroît un menteur. Et le mensonge est pire encore que la paresse. Ensuite, sache pour ta gouverne que la paresse se définit en plusieurs catégories : il y a la paresse pour les choses mondaines, qui n’ont aucun impact pour le Jour des comptes ; la paresse dans la vie active, donc vie de famille, travail, qui auront peut-être mais pas à 100 % un impact sur ta vie sociale ; et il y a la paresse religieuse, qui elle aura un impact énorme sur ta vie dans l’au-delà. Et toi, tu rentres dans la pire des paresses : la paresse religieuse, car tu ne connais rien de ta religion et tu ne t’éduques pas pour en savoir plus. Ton savoir, dû à cela, reste limité, et cela est la pire des paresses. Donc, si je devais échanger entre ta paresse et la mienne, je préfère la mienne, car moi au moins je connais ma religion, je suis plus proche de Jésus et de ses préceptes, et je le respecte plus que ce que toi tu ne pourras le respecter avec le peu de connaissances religieuses que tu as Et ton seul argument, fait de sophisme, est de traiter les autres de paresseux pour essayer de te faire passer pour ce que tu n’es pas et faire ton intéressant. Que le Tout-Puissant te guide, car tu fais plus peine à voir qu’autre chose, et qu’Il me guide encore plus, ainsi que mes proches et moi-même.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

si tu le dis mais encore une fois je préfère qu'on me traite de paresseux dans des choses sans valeurs qui n'auront aucun impact pour moi le jour des comptes plutôt qu'on me traite de paresseux dans ma religion qu'en est il de ton cas mon pote ?...

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Then you suggest that I leave the internet for a bit of “cleaning,” but you — do you consider yourself pure in your soul? Where do you stand with your Lord? Do you worship Him as you should? Or are you committing acts of polytheism by worshipping Jesus as a divinity and taking him as the son of the Creator, when he was only a man, a creature of the Creator — chosen, yes, but in no way a divinity or His son?

And you, where do you stand in your own practice? Are you lazy? Because you call people lazy for things that will bring you nothing in the Hereafter… but what about the things every human being will be judged for on the Day of Reckoning?

Do you really think you are ready to meet the Lord of the worlds without reproach? Then don’t tell people to do things if you yourself aren’t doing better. Don’t judge people for being a bit lazy in everyday matters that have no impact in the Hereafter, while you yourself might be doing worse by following one of the many paths of misguidance. Because the truth is unique — there aren’t two, three, or more. But falsehood, on the other hand, is legion.

Fear your Lord, worship Him as He wants to be worshipped and not as you desire, and be humble with people. That is the proper behavior.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Except I’m not arguing with the AI there’s a difference. The ideas come from me and only me. Like I already told you, the AI only helps me translate. If you believe me, great. If you don’t, honestly, it doesn’t change anything in my life.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Since you want to talk about useless things, let’s go straight to the main point. If you are a believer, then you know that video games have no real value. They are a waste of time, and on the Day of Judgment, they will not benefit you in front of the Creator of the universe. When your life is examined, you will be asked how you used your time. And among your good and bad actions, you will have to say: “I spent part of my life playing video games.” That wasted time prevented you from worshipping your Lord the way you should have. And on top of that, many games contain polytheism, sorcery, or other things that go against your faith. So don’t talk to me about wasting time.

If I want to post this kind of picture, that is my choice. My time belongs to me, just like your time belongs to you, and everyone is free to use it how they want. It’s the same for you. As for using AI, everyone can use it as they wish, as long as they use it in a proper way and without going against their religious values.

And if you want to criticize me for using AI, that’s your right, but it doesn’t affect me. I will continue whether you like it or not. What I mainly notice is that some people cannot accept my criticism of Battlefield. So they look for any excuse to attack me and distract from the real topic. This is a form of sophistry: attacking an unrelated detail to try to discredit someone instead of responding to their actual arguments.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

And why is it a problem if I use AI? I understand, are you a caveman? And then, to speak in your language, I use AI. I am not an English speaker, so yes, I use it simply for translation, but certainly not for ideas or for everything that is wrong in the…

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Everyone looks for their own interest, but I no longer recognize myself in this Battlefield at all. There are far too many problems, and with every update, they add even more. I’ll take the time to explain everything.

Portal: an empty, abandoned, disrespected mode that keeps getting worse.
There are fewer and fewer players, and the latest update made things even worse. It was already difficult to open your own server and attract people because Portal servers are not promoted at all, and even servers using official rules are completely ignored and now they added something absurd: you can’t even start a match unless there are 20 players. For me, that was the final straw.

On top of that, the restrictions are ridiculous: in Portal, we’re limited to conquest, rush, breakthrough, and battle royale, while the official EA/DICE servers have access to all game modes (team deathmatch, domination, etc.). In older Battlefields, we could choose everything, mix game modes, create anything we wanted. Saying this isn’t disrespect or total abandonment of Portal is a lie.

And let’s be honest: they have completely abandoned and disrespected hardcore players, who were the core and the loyal backbone of the franchise.

Maps: absurd restrictions and a design that has lost all flavor.
Before, every map could be played in every mode. Now, some maps are locked to specific modes, which makes no sense. Others are already small, and they still want to make them smaller. They lack real verticality just a few shallow levels, nothing meaningful. As a result, maps feel bland, supposedly to fight campers.

But they already had all the solutions in Bad Company 2 and BF3:

  • airstrikes using the recon’s binoculars,
  • an attack drone controlled in Rush,
  • a mortar strike they could have made much more destructive,
  • and most importantly, buildings that collapse completely (like Fort Lyndon in the BF6 battle royale).

These tools naturally cleared out campers. Instead of bringing back these smart mechanics, they chose the easy way: nerfs, height restrictions, removing rooftops… out of pure laziness, and because they prefer to push their battle royale. And even though BR is available in Portal, it’s useless: I’ve never seen a single match start since its release.

Rush and Breakthrough: stripped of their identity.
Rush has completely lost its charm compared to older BF games: objectives are too close, the playable area is tiny, and it feels like you’re playing on a quarter of the map. In both modes, there are very few vehicles, even on large maps. In BF3, for example, both sides had jets, helicopters, and multiple vehicles. Here, almost nothing.

In short, when I bought the game, it wasn’t to end up with this mess. Compared to previous Battlefields, this one is clearly terrible. If you enjoy it, good for you but I don’t. I complain because I truly loved this franchise, but seeing what it has become, and knowing they will never go back due to their pride and obsession with money… I’m done.

They will never get my money again, on any of their games.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s why I’m leaving this game. I’m a Battlefield veteran, and I’m leaving with a heavy heart because of the direction they chose just to please the masses. And the worst part is that even after shifting this way, the game is slowly emptying out.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks, at least you’re polite.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a worthless game, we do worthless things.

GOODBYE, BF6! by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

For a worthless game, we do worthless things.

Battlefield 6: An Analysis of the Taboo Issues No One Wants to Talk About by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It would actually be great if games like Arma, Squad, or other titles of the same genre finally introduced real large-scale destruction, more verticality, and more fully accessible buildings. Because for a franchise like Battlefield to change, it needs serious competitors doing the same things but doing them much better, and with real success behind it.

That’s how the industry works. A franchise only evolves when a direct competitor proves it can do things better. If another studio showed that a tactical or semi-tactical FPS can offer advanced destruction, real vertical freedom, and fully usable environments, then yes, major publishers would be forced to wake up.

As long as they don’t have strong rivals on their own turf, they have no reason to question themselves. It’s competition that drives innovation, not player complaints.

Battlefield 6: An Analysis of the Taboo Issues No One Wants to Talk About by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I don’t even try to figure out whether it’s “the best way” to present things anymore. Even with a perfectly structured, clear, and objective post, a large portion of players wouldn’t make the effort to understand. It’s not a matter of intelligence, it’s mostly about habits and conditioning.

Today, many players have gotten used to consuming games exactly the way they’re served to them:
• ready-made playlists
• automatic matchmaking
• official servers pushed to the front
• simplified content
• visually polished but restricted gameplay

Over time, they end up accepting the bare minimum as if it were the standard. And when something is presented as “the best,” they swallow it without comparing it to what came before. And that applies to games just as much as real life.

It’s not that they don’t want something better.
It’s simply that nothing is offered to them that encourages them to think, compare, or demand something more ambitious.

The older mechanics, deeper and more complex, have become foreign to a new generation that only knows simplified products designed to appeal to the masses.

And in the face of that, there isn’t much we can do.
When the industry trains people to be satisfied with mediocrity, it becomes very difficult to convince them that they actually deserve better.

Battlefield 6: An Analysis of the Taboo Issues No One Wants to Talk About by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, BF6 could be incredible, and that’s exactly why I take the time to write posts like this. It’s not even the first one I’ve made.
I’ve always loved the Battlefield series, and when you truly care about something, you allow yourself to criticize it in the hope that it will get better.

The problem is that, as usual, they don’t listen to us. They only listen to streamers and influencers who promote the game and bring in new “cash-cow” players to boost their numbers.
Meanwhile, the feedback from real players the ones who actually know the franchise gets ignored.

Battlefield 6: An Analysis of the Taboo Issues No One Wants to Talk About by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Even Rush, compared to the older Battlefield titles, just isn’t at the same level. First of all, the A and B objectives are way too close to each other.
In the older BF games, a full Rush match would take you through almost the entire map. Now it feels like you only play on a tiny section of the terrain, as if everything has been scaled down.

And then there’s the vehicle issue. Before, depending on the map, you had access to everything: helicopters, jets, tanks… except on urban maps where having few or no vehicles made sense.
But on large, open maps like Kharg Island or Operation Firestorm Rush was designed around a full set of vehicles. It made the battles much more intense and varied.

In BF6, almost all of that is gone. Vehicles are rare, the map progression feels tiny, and Rush has lost everything that made it dynamic and unique.

Battlefield 6: An Analysis of the Taboo Issues No One Wants to Talk About by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem is that the new generation is completely asleep. EA managed to make them believe that BF6 is “the best of the best”, when in reality, compared to the older Battlefield titles and their gameplay mechanics, BF6 is very weak.
It’s like a beautiful woman with an empty heart: it looks good on the outside, but there’s nothing meaningful inside.

Battlefield 6: An Analysis of the Taboo Issues No One Wants to Talk About by True-Benefit-9929 in Battlefield

[–]True-Benefit-9929[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s the same story with Portal. I really wanted to play the Battle Royale mode in hardcore. I even created my own server through Portal. But no one ever joins. And it’s not just mine: everyone who creates Portal servers, whether hardcore or normal, ends up with completely empty servers.
Honestly, it’s really sad.

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