To be fair to Battlefield 2042, they did do A LOT of patches and ditched the whole 'everyone's a specialist' and reintroduced classes, still won't buy it, if I wanted to play Battlefield again I'd play either 4 or 1.
Multiplayer games are still going to be the top dogs because of their ability to compete with others, the fact CS GO is STILL number 1 (we'd need Epic's figures for Fortnite) shows if you have a solid foundation your game can last for decades and I'm sure the esports and skin markets are helping.
Single player will have the initial jump on release then trail off as people complete it, a lot of the classic games we played as kids would suffer that fate.
To be fair to Battlefield 2042, they did do A LOT of patches and ditched the whole 'everyone's a specialist' and reintroduced classes, still won't buy it, if I wanted to play Battlefield again I'd play either 4 or 1.
Multiplayer games are still going to be the top dogs because of their ability to compete with others, the fact CS GO is STILL number 1 (we'd need Epic's figures for Fortnite) shows if you have a solid foundation your game can last for decades and I'm sure the esports and skin markets are helping.
Single player will have the initial jump on release then trail off as people complete it, a lot of the classic games we played as kids would suffer that fate.