EA's Expanded Battlefield Team Faces Skepticism Over Live-Service Model
Despite assembling the largest development team in its history, EA's next Battlefield installment continues to draw criticism for its live-service strategy.
- EA CEO Andrew Wilson announced the largest development team ever for the upcoming Battlefield game, aiming to deepen player engagement.
- Critics argue that despite the increased resources, the new Battlefield may suffer from the same issues as Battlefield 2042, emphasizing live-service over substantial content.
- Fans express frustration over the persistent live-service model, fearing it may erode the core identity of the Battlefield series.
- The upcoming game will feature a 'connected' single-player mode, although specifics remain unclear, adding to the skepticism.
- Despite the controversy, EA plans extensive post-launch support, hoping to avoid the pitfalls of previous launches.