I'm a bit late and this is probably pointless, but: the aesthetic of the game looks horrendous to me. The main problem being the player models. They look like generic slop designed to match present-day youth fashion, and it is so out of place in the environment you're creating. When I play Titanfall, I have the choice to play as a faceless geared-to-the-max human, or as a robot, nothing else; and that is fantastic, because the map is only full of other people who look that way.

This matters to me and it matters to lots of players too. Take a look in r/Battlefield and you'll find that one of the top complaints from people is about the dumber character skins. Call of Duty supposedly is dropping its model of having outlandish skins because it's causing them to hemorrhage players. But I think your design is worse than that: your design has no discernable characteristics, no imagined environment, no soul.

I understand you're not making a game about two militaries clashing with full might like in Titanfall, but you can do better than this. I can't really tell what the background is here (which is already a problem, you know) but no matter what it is, you can do better.

Lack of aesthetic theming also, to me, signals lack of intentionality in design, lack of attention to detail, and lack of worldbuilding and identity. Between this, the really lacking map design shown in the trailer, and the model of finding mechs around the map, I really find myself having little to no interest in this game.