Battlefield Hardline Hopefully Won't Have A Launch Like Battlefield 4

Back when Battleground 4 launched it was somewhat of a mess, and it continued to be so for quite some fourth dimension for a lot of players. Some were fortunate and about of the problems were solved with patches, but others (similar me) were plagued by connection problems, and a whole heap of other issues for several months after launch. It even went and then far equally EA putting a hold on releasing upcoming DLC to set the principal game'south technical and server issues equally well equally squashing bugs and pushing out residue changes and tweaks to weapons and gear.

Visceral Says That Information technology's Unlikely That We Will Come across A Repeat Of Battlefield 4'southward Launch With Battlefield Hardline

According to the lead multiplayer designer Thad Sasser, Battlefield Hardline will not launch in the same way and land every bit Battlefield four did, he is quite certain that thank you to the several betas they had, Hardline will non encounter the same kind of technical problems that Battlefield 4 did after it's launch. Thad Sasser told GameSpot that Visceral learned a great deal from the technical issues that Battlefield 4 suffered from.

"You can clearly see our efforts have paid off with the stability of the most contempo beta; the beta we just had was pretty smooth, Evidently we expected to collect some problems, and we did. We constitute a number of interesting issues that we've since addressed and fixed; crashes and so on, particularly on the PC customer."

He connected - "And then hopefully the fact that nosotros've been able to have two betas and nosotros've been able to build on all of the learnings from Battlefield 4 that they've done over the final year or so with the [Community Test Surround]. Nosotros've incorporated a lot of their changes and a lot of their fixes as well. And then I recollect, birthday, nosotros're in far better shape and we're really looking forward to a stable launch."

I haven't really heard anything most technical issues with the contempo 10 hour trial-period that's offered to EA Access members on the Xbox One, and the version offered via EA Access is the retail version of Hardline since the game went gold a few weeks back. So if it's running without any major bug right at present, Sasser might be right in his assumptions. Then again it's usually a whole different matter on the actual release mean solar day when the servers will be swamped, that still would be server and connection issues, and not performance issues per say. Nonetheless information technology would still qualify as rather bad and irritating issues in my volume.

The latest PC beta for Battleground Hardline ran quite well, and if Visceral hasn't done something odd since then, the PC version should even so run bully one would assume. And as we take previously reported Hardline will only run at 720P on the Xbox One and 900P on the Playstation 4.

Battlefield Hardline is launching on March 17th in North America and March 19th in Europe, on PC, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Playstation 4 and Playstation 3.