EA Executive Says Battlefield 2042 “Strayed A Little Too Far” from What Makes the Series Fun

Battlefield 2042 was not as fashionable as lots of the earlier Battlefield video games, and Vince Zampella thinks he knows why. Zampella, who now works as the general boss for Battlefield at EA, mentioned why the sport was much less profitable than among the others.

“I think they just strayed a little too far from what Battlefield is. They tried to do a couple things that were maybe ambitious: grow the player count etc. I don’t think they spent enough time iterating on what makes that fun,” stated Zampella. “It’s not inherently a bad idea. The way they were set up and the way they executed just didn’t allow them to find the best thing possible.”

DICE, the corporate that developed Battlefield 2042, was largely at residence as a result of pandemic throughout the improvement of the sport. Rebecka Coutaz, DICE’s new GM, stated “It is different to work from home, even though that is the way we’re working now, it took time to adapt.” Coutaz continued and stated “And it took time to know how to work well together. Everybody was disappointed–our community, our players, and our team as well. It’s a team that has invested years of their lives into this game. And for that game not to live up to any expectations from the team or from the players, that was tough. We are moving forward and we’ve done a lot of things since then.”

After Battlefield 2042’s launch, Vince Zampella was promoted to the general supervisor of Battlefield. Zampella mentioned how he’ll deal with the following battlefield recreation and stated “We’re putting multiple studios together. We’re bringing the best talent together and giving them the time to do something amazing.”

DICE and EA plan to proceed rising Battlefield 2042 and launched their most up-to-date huge replace on the finish of August. While the sport was not as loved by some followers, the sport bought properly all through 2021. Battlefield 2042 completed 2021 because the fifth highest-selling recreation within the U.S.