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Gamescom 2017: Battlefield 1: Revolution Revealed

Gamescom 2017: Battlefield 1: Revolution Revealed

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Battlefield 1 changed the war game franchise in many ways. But, if you haven’t gotten the chance to play it yet, you might want to try it now, as EA and DICE revealed at Gamescom 2017 that Battlefield 1: Revolution has just released on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. This compilation of the title brings not only the base game, but all the content that has been released for it, and will include the upcoming content as well. Here’s the official synopsis and trailer for the game: “Revolutionize Your Play – Battlefield 1 Revolution is the complete Battlefield 1 experience, including base game, Premium Pass, and more. Experience dynamic team-based multiplayer battles and epic single-player War Stories across Europe and beyond. In September, the battles comes to the largest front of World War I in the most extensive Battlefield expansion so far, Battlefield 1 In the Name of the Tsar.”

Gamescom 2017: Battlefield 1 Incursions Revealed

Gamescom 2017: Battlefield 1 Incursions Revealed

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Battlefield 1 took a big risk by rewinding the clock and setting the game in World War I. But, it turned out for the best, as critics and fans have loved the fresh experience. And now, the team at DICE are working on the next expansion of that. At Gamescom 2017, Battlefield 1 Incursions was revealed. This intense new mode focuses players into 5v5 matches, where every point matters, and there’s only a certain amount of battlefield you can play on. Players will have to be smart both individually and as a team to ensure that they come out on top. DICE has been working with the community itself to ensure that the game is made in a quality way, and they’re already amazed by how much the community has influenced what they’ve done with it. Their goal is to work with the gaming community right up until launch. Though the expansion doesn’t have an official release window, an Alpha for the game will release in September.

Future Battlefield 1 DLC Revealed

Future Battlefield 1 DLC Revealed

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EA and DICE have unveiled the upcoming downloadable content that will be coming to Battlefield 1 in the coming months. The first piece of content is the They Shall Not Pass pack that is due to release this month, which will be followed by three more pieces of content over the following months. As has been known for some time, They Shall Not Pass is an expansion to the game that introduces new environments from France. It will also introduce brand new weapons, vehicles, and armies. Some of the new content will include a battle at Verdun, a tank assault at the Aisne River, and a skirmish at the Fort de Vaux. The three other packs, which are detailed below, will include the areas of Belgium, Russia, and Turkey. In total, the four pieces of DLC that make up the Season Pass will introduce 16 new maps and 20 additional weapons to the base game. In the Name of the Tsar – Enter the war’s biggest front with the Russian

Battlefield 1 EA Access Trial Goes Live Early

Battlefield 1 EA Access Trial Goes Live Early

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Players who have an EA Access subscription can get hold of the Battlefield 1 trial a day earlier than expected, as the game has now gone live on the system and is now available to download. It was initially due to go online on October 13. According to reports, the trial comes in at 44.95 GB of data, meaning it will likely take some time to download. However, players only have to download around 25% of that before they can launch Battlefield 1 and begin playing the story campaign. This version of the game will be available to any EA Access subscriber and will give them 10 hours of gameplay. Users can spread that between the multiplayer and singleplayer campaign. There are five maps and two game modes on offer in the multiplayer section, while the campaign has two missions in the form of Storm of Steel and Through Mud and Blood.battlefield

Battlefield 1 To Have “Anthology” Single Player Mode

Battlefield 1 To Have “Anthology” Single Player Mode

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Typically, in most first person shooter games, there’s one singular overarching story that players go through. You usually play as one character, and see the world through their perspective. Battlefield 1 however is changing the formula a bit, and creating something rather unique. Titled, “War Stories”, the official Battlefield 1 website details them as:” personal stories focusing on different protagonists with unique backgrounds and skills. While our characters are at war, the stories in Battlefield 1 are personal. They’re about people rather than history or battles. The Great War is diverse. We knew we wanted to embrace that variety. There were so many different perspectives and characters in World War 1 and we wanted to cover as much ground as possible.” They also gave an example of one such war story: “One example is the War Story Through Mud and Blood. It takes place late in the war and centers on a British Mark V Tank crew. The story focuses on a young soldier assigned to the crew as the

Battlefield 1: New Video for Single-Player Campaign Released

Battlefield 1: New Video for Single-Player Campaign Released

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The march to the release of Battlefield 1 continues on. Electronic Arts and DICE released a new trailer this week for Battlefield 1. The latest video showcases the game’s very intense looking single-player campaign. You can check out the video, which features new gameplay footage, in the player below. This game marks a major change for the series as it goes back in time to The Great War aka World War I. This is the first time the Battlefield series has entered such territory. There have been Battlefield games set during World War II, the Vietnam War, and more contemporary war setting. Even Battlefield Hardline dealt with cops, criminals and drug cartels. But this is something that’s actually completely new and different for the franchise. While the game will have a huge multiplayer campaign, complete with 64-player online battles, it’s nice to see it will still have a dedicated single-player campaign as well. So far, it’s looking impressive. The Frostbite visuals look very impressive and overall stunning. Hopefully, the final product

First Battlefield 1 DLC Revealed

First Battlefield 1 DLC Revealed

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Battlefield 1 has gotten a lot of buzz since its reveal, and the Beta it recently had featured over 13.2 million players during its run. Now, EA has unveiled it’s first DLC map that will be coming after the games release in October. The new map is titled Giant’s Shadow, and will apparently be a free update for players to enjoy. It also appears that the map will be very different from the other maps in the game. You can check out the full description for the map, given on the Battlefield website, here: “Prepare to take part in the Battle of the Selle in the cold autumn of 1918. Here, the fighting moves out of the trenches and into open country where a massive crashed airship casts its shadow onto the battlefield. The British forces have broken through the Hindenburg line and are now in pursuit towards an important railway center. Fierce infantry and tank engagements ensue on the open ground and river banks alongside the Cateu-Wassigny railway where

Battlefield 1 Details Emerge From Alpha Leak

Battlefield 1 Details Emerge From Alpha Leak

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EA have been running an exclusive alpha test for their upcoming shooter Battlefield 1 with a small group of users. However, one of those has now taken to Reddit to reveal a host of new information about the game that they have uncovered from datamining the files that had to be downloaded to play the early version of the title. Obviously, this information contains some spoilers so if you don’t want to know anything about the story, the characters or the types of weapons that will be included, it would be best to stop reading now. According to the leak, the campaign for Battlefield 1 will be split over seven individual episodes, including a prologue and an epilogue while some of the most important characters will be called McManus, Finch, Edwards, Townsend and Pritchard. The information also reveals that players will be able to customize the appearance of their own soldier when playing online. The game will provide 11 different model skins to choose from, let them ride on horseback

New Details On Battlefield 1 Weaponry And Gameplay

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In a Q&A with Twitch Livestreamer Darkness 429, DICE’s Weapon Designer for Battlefield 1 got to talk about what you can expect from the weapons and gear of the title. For example, how do the weapons compare to past Battlefield games? “The weapons of Battlefield 1 are a bit more specialized. To get the most out of them, you have to be aware of their strengths and weaknesses, and use the right one in the right situation. Putting your weapon to good use will feel more rewarding than ever before.” However, he notes that though the look is different, many of things you use will feel familiar: “Our Gadgets may look different, but you’ll feel right at home with them. World War I drove innovation, which resulted not only in things like tanks and armor-piercing rounds, but also in the sorts of medical and scouting gadgets that revolutionized the next century of war.” Finally, melee weapons will be much more popular in Battlefield 1: “Getting up-close and personal with your

Battlefield 1 Livestream Will Showcase 64-Player Battle

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DICE and Electronic Arts announced some new details for Battlefield 1 and the first-ever livestream for the game that will be a part of Electronic Arts’ pre-E3 event, EA Play, later this month. Per the official Battlefield website, the official livestream is set for Sunday, June 12 at 02:00 pm PST in Los Angeles, California. The livestream will be held at EA Play. However, the most exciting aspect is that the stream will showcase gameplay for Battlefield Squads, which features 64 players going into battle in Battlefield 1. Members of the Battlefield community of Battlefield Friends, NOOB and StoneMountain64, will be serving as team captains for the livestream event. Their teams will consist of well-known YouTube gamers and Twitch streamers, along with some special guests. Battlefield 1 will be a nice change of pace for the franchise, as it takes the setting to World War I/The Great War. EA also confirmed a contest for fans to possibly win a trip to EA Play. The contest and rules for the contest are

Battlefield 1 Was Originally Rejected By EA

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Battlefield 1 is taking a different path than other war games in that it’s being set in World War 1. As EA Studios boss, Patrick Söderlund notes though at the investor briefing yesterday, that pitch didn’t go over well at first. “It wasn’t the most obvious choice,” Söderlund said. “When the team presented to me the idea of World War 1 I absolutely rejected it. I said ‘World War 1 is a trench war, it can’t be fun to play’.” But the team at DICE didn’t give up, and soon show the boss a demo of their vision: “The team continued and persisted in the fact that this can be fun, and showed up with a very short demo that convinced me at least that this was the right path. The good news is whenever you take creative risks and it works, you actually can get to substantial success.” The trailer for Battlefield 1 seems to share that notion, as it’s one of the most liked game trailers on Youtube.

Battlefield 1 Lead Designer Talks Origins Of Title, Hopes For The Game

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Battlefield has long tried to overtake Call of Duty in the “war game” department. Despite being the original one, Call of Duty has surpassed it on many levels, despite some impressive games. But also, Battlefield games are now infamous for their releases, and the bugs that come with them. In an interview with GamesBeat, Lead Designer for Battlefield 1 Daniel Berlin talked about how the game came to be, and how they hope to improve from where Battlefield 4 failed. “When we set out to create a new Battlefield game, we look at gameplay first. We need to support the main Battlefield pillars in terms of gameplay. There were a lot of people at DICE who’d wanted to go to this era for a long time. It’s a passion project for us this time around. DICE chose the setting. This is what we want to do. Diving into the research around the era, it’s so rich. There are so many gameplay opportunities, so many different vehicles, so many weapons to

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