So I played Bf2042 for about an hour last week, notes follow

1. the map I was on (don’t remember the name) visually unremarkable, little was distinctive about it.

2. narrative layer confused me

3. vehicles felt pretty OP or the spaces made them feel this way 4. the storms were not as fun as I had been led to believe

5. gunplay was okay, not amazing, not terrible, bur maybe better weapons feel better?

6. TTK felt off for starter weapons, I was getting killed too fast as infantry having to jog everywhere

Destiny 2 first hour impressions

min 1: audio/visual design on the open are shithot

min 2-3 okay the cutscene sold me on something cool

min 4-20 - (customizes) ummmm my warlock is gonna be space Doug Henning

min 21-40 shooting the things with ghost dude. Amazing thru the gun. min 41-45 ok I am in the steppes. Um… sign up for a .. a daily quest?

min 46-55 God the shooting and movement mechanics are good.

min 48-52-56 looting stuff I am excited to loot but have no idea about

min 57-60 wonder if I missed a quest to tell me wtf I should do now

just watched @StodehTV breakdown of BF 2042’s issues and having not played or watched footage before:

boy I have some questions about that product Really trying to understand why some of these design calls were made. Why are there no smaller infantry maps? Why was 128 player count a thing that didnt seemingly have any accommodation for infantry? why are whole maps shipping without any detail art?