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<br>Battlefield is no stranger when it comes to featuring destructible environments, and it seems that the franchise instead thrives on such a feature. The first Battlefield game, Battlefield 1942, proved to be an influential title for its time, mostly due to the destruction feature and the large-scale battles. Later entries in the franchise would continue to build upon the mechanics, with the Frostbite engine allowing for more possibilities for destruction in real-time, first seen in Battlefield: Bad Compa<br><br> <br>Another excited feature that has been rumored is fully destructible cities for Battlefield 6 . While maps like Battlefield 4 ’s Siege of Shanghai allowed the central building to be brought down as part of the "Levolution" mechanic, these new cities will apparently see every building becoming destructible. Whether this means glass on their sides being breakable or the complete crashing of skyscrapers remains to be seen, but every single building being damageable in some way certainly sounds like a promising cha<br><br> <br>The initial batch of speculation was conveniently gathered by YouTuber Lossy in a dedicated video, which comes from EA, which sent a survey to Battlefield fans . Several questions referenced battle royale mechanics including maps changing over time and an obligatory battle pass filled with both premium and free cosmetic rewards. The survey particularly focused on whether or not fans have any interest in a free-to-play mode in the first place. The next day, an insider leak courtesy of the bf6leaker user appeared on Reddit. The insider claimed to be in touch with a person from [https://battlefield2042guide.com/ battlefield 2042 tips|https://battlefield2042Guide.Com/] 6 ’s development t<br><br> <br>Battlefield 6 rumors also state the existence of natural disasters such as floods, tornados, and storm to occur at certain points in certain maps. This could also tie into the destructible environments as they could seemingly catalyze such events, or outright even cause entire buildings to break down. This might pose a challenge with the implementation, as such events could ultimately turn out to be more of a hassle than something a team might use as a tactical advant<br><br> <br>Battlefield 4 also features a popular map where players can take down a giant skyscraper in the center of the map, called the Seige of Shangai. While this might be a noble concept and one that did carry Battlefield for a long time, it seems that the next entry in the series needs to elevate the mechanic in an effort to renovate the series' form<br><br> <br>As it stands, it's almost a snail race. Next-to-nothing is officially known about Battlefield 6 , and nothing is officially known about Call of Duty 2021 . That's not much, but it may be all that Battlefield 6 needs to stick the reve<br><br> <br>The actual reveal of Battlefield 6 is expected for May, according to Henderson, but it won't feature any gameplay right off the bat. It sounds as if EA will first give players a glimpse of the game in a cinematic trailer, with gameplay being shown at a later date - possibly a summer event like EA Play. EA has already noted that the alpha for Battlefield 6 will be available sooner than previous titles in the series, which would mean a playable alpha could be released as soon as J<br><br> <br>The Battlefield games have always been about battling enemies in some of the most expansive settings, all the while featuring a varied assortment of weaponry and tools to help the player create their own unique war stories. While Battlefield 5 reviews may not have been the best of the franchise, Battlefield 6 may prove to be the turning point for the series and a return to its former sta<br><br> <br>Battlefield 6 has been compared to C all of Duty: Black Ops 2 in the sense that the game will supposedly have a near future setting. This means that players can expect modern weapons alongside some slightly experimental gear, tech, and vehicles, which should make for a fine setting. Specifics of this setting have seen both the concept of World War 3 or the Russian country of Kazakhstan possibly having a role to play, though it is possible that both could be used in the new narrat<br><br> <br>Intriguingly, gamers know very little official information about the highly anticipated Battlefield 6 . While EA has confirmed a spring reveal for the game and a launch window of holiday 2021, the only other real detail is that it will have a larger player count. Apart from some comments about the game that describe it as an ambitious project, players would be fairly in the dark if it were not for all the le<br><br> <br>It's all this an alleged leak claims DICE will rely on to entice players with the next entry in the series . The leaker said the new Battlefield will double as a "hub" for multiplayer servers offering maps, modes, weapons, and mechanics from previous games. This means players could host or play on servers hosting older games like 1942 and it would play like 1942 . So if anyone is in the mood to revisit Bad Company , remember there's no going pr<br><br> <br>Regardless of how reliable the rumors/reports seem to be, there's no telling what the game will be until its developer (Sledgehammer?) and publisher Activision begin marketing for it. Traditionally, Call of Duty titles are revealed by the end of May , but that may not be the case. Revealing a new game so early in the year could undermine the traction of Modern Warfare, Black Ops Cold War , and even Warzone . As such, it seems an official reveal might just come later this year in terms of maintaining the variety of ongoing CoD titles. This might doubly be a problem, as it means EA can seize the mom<br>
<br>The bigger questions arguably surround a new battle royale mode . While Firestorm say an initial spike in interest after its release, the player base appeared to drop off as players jumped back to other games lke Fortnite and Apex Legends . That said, if Call of Duty was able to rebound from Black Ops 4's Blackout with Warzone, it stands to reason DICE could do the s<br><br> <br>While the settings, weapons, and gameplay styles were massively different, one similarity between Battlefield 5 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is their use of battle royales. Much like Firestorm was Battlefield ’s first attempt at the genre, Blackout was Call of Duty ’s. Proving to be far more successful, Blackout’s unique map full of classic Treyarch locations quickly won fans over. The use of Zombies in specific areas also gave it a unique style, while unlockable characters gave players challenges that offered a fresh style of gameplay. While the mode eventually lost popularity due to Call of Duty: Warzone ’s success as a free-to-play game, Blackout was a major highlight of the fourth Black Ops rele<br><br> <br>As for Call of Duty , the exact opposite has been rumored. According to leaks, the game will be set during World War 2 — the same era that Battlefield 5 occupied back in 2018. While leakers are divided on whether this setting will be traditional or delve into alternate history , most sources seem to believe that Call of Duty will indeed be returning to the 1940s. With Call of Duty: Black Ops taking on the Cold War and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare capturing today’s battles, this decision would make sense, as it allows each year’s release to feel var<br><br> <br>As for how Call of Duty 2021 will play, fans know a bit less about this game than Battlefield 6 . Supposedly being gritty and controversial, the 2021 game is rumored to include the concept of skill-based matchmaking . Call of Duty: Warzone integration of some kind is also set to occur, which makes sense given recent comments from Activision. The game will apparently run on the IW8 engine from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019, ensuring that the game has the most up-to-date graphics of any Call of Duty title released thus far. Though no specific details have been provide, it can be expected that it will rely heavily on traditional 6v6 gameplay, though a large-scale mode like Ground War or Fireteam is also possi<br><br> <br>DICE is not ignoring the modern audience, either. As with previous entries, Battlefield 6 will offer multiplayer supporting up to 128-players, though not all maps or modes will support that many players. An updated battle royale mode would also be available to enjoy, building on DICE's first attempt with Firestorm in 2018's Battlefield<br><br> <br>Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty 2021 are set to go head-to-head for the first time in years, and many fans are hoping to see the rivalry reignited via two great games. While that certainly could happen, the two projects are shaping up to be vastly different from one another. Not only have leaks for both indicated two contrasting design philosophies, but the two games’ likely settings are complete opposi<br><br> <br>Battlelog could be returning in Battlefield 6 as well, with the detailed stat-tracker being a major hit with fans back during Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 . While it is unclear how it would be integrated, or if it would have the same forum function as the old website, having a way to analyze every aspect of a match once again would prove beneficial. With the dormant Twitter account for the service recently posting once again, it seems plausible that this feature's comeback is on the hori<br><br> <br>While Call of Duty releases a new iteration every year with updated mechanics and classic multiplayer, Battlefield takes more time in between each entry instead of annual releases. Including Battlefield 6 , DICE has presumably taken its time on development, releasing little to no updates for their large-scale multiplayer in the time between. With rumors and leaks for Battlefield 6 circulating, DICE should avoid comparisons to its predecessor, Call of Duty: WW2, even if it does use the setting of history's most infamous large-scale <br><br> <br>2021 marks the first year since 2018 where a [https://battlefield2042Guide.com/ Battlefield 2042 Maps|Https://Battlefield2042Guide.Com/] title will release, and as such, it is the first time since that the two biggest FPS franchises will be launching games in the same year. Intriguingly, rumors for the games indicate that they will be the exact opposite of what happened in 2018. For Battlefield 6 , this means taking on a near future setting — the same thing that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 did back in 2018. While the exact year has not been specified, a Kazakhstan and World War 3 setting have been specif<br><br> <br>Like the original Call of Duty: Black Ops, Cold War 's campaign saw players in elite strike forces conduct covert political or military operations during the later years of the Cold War. Just like the original Black Ops, this entry has a loose base in history, with notable figures and dramatization of former classified military information. Perseus, for example, is actually a heavily mentioned member in real-life Soviet documents of a spy who sought America's nuclear secr<br>

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The bigger questions arguably surround a new battle royale mode . While Firestorm say an initial spike in interest after its release, the player base appeared to drop off as players jumped back to other games lke Fortnite and Apex Legends . That said, if Call of Duty was able to rebound from Black Ops 4's Blackout with Warzone, it stands to reason DICE could do the s


While the settings, weapons, and gameplay styles were massively different, one similarity between Battlefield 5 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is their use of battle royales. Much like Firestorm was Battlefield ’s first attempt at the genre, Blackout was Call of Duty ’s. Proving to be far more successful, Blackout’s unique map full of classic Treyarch locations quickly won fans over. The use of Zombies in specific areas also gave it a unique style, while unlockable characters gave players challenges that offered a fresh style of gameplay. While the mode eventually lost popularity due to Call of Duty: Warzone ’s success as a free-to-play game, Blackout was a major highlight of the fourth Black Ops rele


As for Call of Duty , the exact opposite has been rumored. According to leaks, the game will be set during World War 2 — the same era that Battlefield 5 occupied back in 2018. While leakers are divided on whether this setting will be traditional or delve into alternate history , most sources seem to believe that Call of Duty will indeed be returning to the 1940s. With Call of Duty: Black Ops taking on the Cold War and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare capturing today’s battles, this decision would make sense, as it allows each year’s release to feel var


As for how Call of Duty 2021 will play, fans know a bit less about this game than Battlefield 6 . Supposedly being gritty and controversial, the 2021 game is rumored to include the concept of skill-based matchmaking . Call of Duty: Warzone integration of some kind is also set to occur, which makes sense given recent comments from Activision. The game will apparently run on the IW8 engine from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019, ensuring that the game has the most up-to-date graphics of any Call of Duty title released thus far. Though no specific details have been provide, it can be expected that it will rely heavily on traditional 6v6 gameplay, though a large-scale mode like Ground War or Fireteam is also possi


DICE is not ignoring the modern audience, either. As with previous entries, Battlefield 6 will offer multiplayer supporting up to 128-players, though not all maps or modes will support that many players. An updated battle royale mode would also be available to enjoy, building on DICE's first attempt with Firestorm in 2018's Battlefield


Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty 2021 are set to go head-to-head for the first time in years, and many fans are hoping to see the rivalry reignited via two great games. While that certainly could happen, the two projects are shaping up to be vastly different from one another. Not only have leaks for both indicated two contrasting design philosophies, but the two games’ likely settings are complete opposi


Battlelog could be returning in Battlefield 6 as well, with the detailed stat-tracker being a major hit with fans back during Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 . While it is unclear how it would be integrated, or if it would have the same forum function as the old website, having a way to analyze every aspect of a match once again would prove beneficial. With the dormant Twitter account for the service recently posting once again, it seems plausible that this feature's comeback is on the hori


While Call of Duty releases a new iteration every year with updated mechanics and classic multiplayer, Battlefield takes more time in between each entry instead of annual releases. Including Battlefield 6 , DICE has presumably taken its time on development, releasing little to no updates for their large-scale multiplayer in the time between. With rumors and leaks for Battlefield 6 circulating, DICE should avoid comparisons to its predecessor, Call of Duty: WW2, even if it does use the setting of history's most infamous large-scale


2021 marks the first year since 2018 where a Battlefield 2042 Maps|Https://Battlefield2042Guide.Com/ title will release, and as such, it is the first time since that the two biggest FPS franchises will be launching games in the same year. Intriguingly, rumors for the games indicate that they will be the exact opposite of what happened in 2018. For Battlefield 6 , this means taking on a near future setting — the same thing that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 did back in 2018. While the exact year has not been specified, a Kazakhstan and World War 3 setting have been specif


Like the original Call of Duty: Black Ops, Cold War 's campaign saw players in elite strike forces conduct covert political or military operations during the later years of the Cold War. Just like the original Black Ops, this entry has a loose base in history, with notable figures and dramatization of former classified military information. Perseus, for example, is actually a heavily mentioned member in real-life Soviet documents of a spy who sought America's nuclear secr