"Sorry, I'm Not Falling For A Cinematic Trailer With No Gameplay Again": Not All Fans Are Convinced By Battlefield 6's Reveal Trailer

"Sorry, I'm Not Falling For A Cinematic Trailer With No Gameplay Again": Not All Fans Are Convinced By Battlefield 6's Reveal Trailer

From TheGamer (Written by Jack Coleman) on | OpenCritic

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After months of play test leaks and polarising pre-release opinions, Battlefield 6 has been officially revealed by Battlefield Studios (a collaboration between DICE, Motive, Ripple and Criterion) and publisher Electronic Arts.

The reveal trailer was accompanied by a wave of positivity in the live chat of the premiere, with several viewers expressing their desire to pre-order the game.

"Remember to Pre-order" versus "Remember to not pre-order" has become a common battle in the live chats of trailers, as fans and scorned fans express their opinion on a game series or a publisher's decisions regarding that series.

The cinematic trailer was flashy, featuring dramatic shots of helicopter crashes and highly destructible environments. The setting of Battlefield 6 involves a protracted war against Pax Armata, a paramilitary company funded by disgruntled former NATO states.

The trailer featured no gameplay, with the multiplayer reveal set to air on July 31. We've seen a lot of leaked footage from the Battlefield Labs play test over the last few months, and veterans of the series are cautiously optimistic.

However, not everyone is convinced. A Reddit thread from RickRate declared the trailer "cinema," but the thread's comments contain plenty of Battlefield players...

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