Battlefield V Deluxe Edition - Xbox One

This has been a game I continue to debate over letting go as there are times it is great and others when it has been outright terrible. The multiplayer experience is worth it, however, just as with the entire BF franchise and assortment of titles. The story in itself is fine and the characters are well thought out, but there is one detail that is hard to get past. Mainly its the historical merit of what happened in some of these battles, what took place and who was actually there. It can be hard to overlook some of the characters and their placement. I am fine with diversity in games but when it does not align with the historical context of a game that is supposed to be iconic and a way to connect to what happened, it can skew the games outcome and delivery. With that said, the stories of the characters were just as good as they have been in other titles.

I am a hardcore Battlefield fan. After the recent patch, this game is amazing. It will only get better from now on, as they keep adding more updates and patches in the future. The Deluxe Edition is worth buying because you can customize your soldiers, tanks and planes with uniforms and skins after completing Special Assignments. That is what the Deluxe Edtion is for. The graphics and sound is more refined now as well: the HDR effect (if you have an Xbox One X along with a 4k television that supports HDR) is also better. If you never played a Battlefield game and love first-person shooters, this is the game to get! And if you play with the HUD off and no aim assist whatsoever -- I give you that challenge -- you will notice why this game keeps pushing the bar on the immersion level, which is why I play this game over any other shooter. A must buy!

This is Battlefield V, this game is Ok for it's 5th title and it pretty much looks like the last Battlefield game of Battlefield 1. I have been playing this game for three weeks now and i have to say. my cons with this game is that you do die to to fast. the company stated that also they are looking into ways about fixing that. my pro's with this game is that it takes timing to learn and to get everything down pat and knowing the layouts of each mapping's on here. This is not like call of duty that run and run bullcrap. This is that real army style shooting game. I say don't listen to what you hear about the reviews of this game because its actually pretty good over timing.

Trying to come at this from a neutral side besides whats been said from the media. The game alone is ok. Its not terrible, the only problem I have with the combat is the automatic revival. Takes forever even if you don't want to be revived. The fact that half of the game isn't available at launch is really infuriating. It dropped almost 50% in some retail stores and sadly it is justified with some game modes and even the "shooting range", which I think would be the tutorial isn't even available not to mention some of the customizations options. Would wait for a little bit longer if youre wanting to get a "quick pick up and play" type game. Otherwise you're better off getting BO4

Battlefield is a lot of fun, it feels like a good mix between Battlefield 4 and Battlefield One, pulling the better qualities from both to make another enjoyable game in the franchise. My only knock is that the game took an extra month to be released, and while I applaud EA for making the effort to get the game right (which I personally think they did) the game feels largely the same as when I played the BETA. I'm sure there are behind the scenes changes that are much needed, however releasing after Red Dead and Fallout 76 made for a crowded time of the year when a month prior the game would have been received maybe a little better.

Positives: Grand Operations brings out the best in Battlefield Frontlines and Breakthrough are focused, thrilling modes. Visial and audio experience is expressive and elevates the better moments. The movement is smooth and impactful gunplay compliment each other seamlessly. Small tweaks to squads, classes, and resources emphasize teamwork The negatives: Most maps feel congested or at times disjointed for Conquest mode. War Stories is inconsistent in style and tone. A number of small bugs accumulate to show rough spots. Vehicle progression can be a bit too demanding. Overall this is a good game.

I am a big battlefield fan and Battlefield V is becoming one of my favorite of the series. However, the description of the deluxe version is very misleading - when I purchased the deluxe version, I expected there to be 20 free cosmetic items every week. That was misleading. It meant that you get 1 free cosmetic item every week. The 20 was referring to the 20 items you accumulated since the availability of the pre-order. I wish they would have put this description differently because paying $20 for 1 free cosmetic item weekly is not worth it

This game has been released in an incomplete state. Yes you get some multiplayer and some single player scenarios. But there is no Battle Royale mode (coming in March, tentatively) and you don't get all of the War Stories at launch. The game is technically sound and a beautiful looking game. Multiplayer does have a learning curve and you will die early and often if you just rush into battle. Interested to see how the Battle Royale mode will compete with Blackout when released.