1:22:25 the reason the guy freaked out is the decision to send the pigeon was calling in heavy artillery on their position, “If im going down, I’m taking you with me” kind of thing. But they’re giant shells being hurled from miles away, by pure luck they didn’t take a direct hit and managed to survive. They basically committed suicide and were saved by luck
Hardline was really fun. They should’ve maybe set it in the need for speed ip, but it was a fun spinoff that made me want an open world cops and robbers FPS for years. Rockay City is about as close as anyone’s got. Beggars can’t be choosers I guess.
I still think battlefields 3 campaign was so memorable mostly because it followed a call of duty format and Tom Clancy esque military thriller vibe especially the Paris assault when ur chasing the nuke which was one of my favourite sequencwa
"i dont know why he was freaking out about the artillery shells when he was fine" oh i dont know Luke, maybe bcs he knew there was a massive chance that they'll get hit by the artillery
Battlefield really had some amazing campaigns, even BF5 had an amazing story with The Last Tiger. Bad Company 1 and 2 had the best campaigns though, carried by the amazing characters we play with. Hopefully the next Battlefield game gives us a good story/war stories.
Damn dude you missed an entire plot point in the 'The Last Tiger' mission-- the body they're looking at IS the "young guy", Hartmann. That moment is the start of the disenchantment and finality that the end of the war brought to the tank crew, and highlights that even young men were not immune to the war-- it gives the crew a reason to stop fighting. Seen in many notions and stories from that side of the war during that era. Schroder represented the naivete of oath-bound Nazis at the time, claiming that Hartmann, and eventually Kertz, were traitors, blind to the humanity of another fellow soldier just trying to live. Kertz was what Muller would eventually become-- disilliusioned, but forced to do his duty because he knows he would be killed if he did not, which ironically gets him killed by Schroder. The entire mission encompasses the morality of a soldier and what it takes to be human, even on a vilified, historically evil side of the war. But nah, Hartmann was just another "dead German". Your media literacy is WAY down there. I won't even touch on the "idk why he was freaking out" about the artillery coming on top of their tank????
Nah i cant let you disrespect BF3 coop like that its not even wave based there mini missions with objectives the second mission you fly a apache helicopter another your in a convoy my favorite one is one man is a sniper covering the other player across a river
As much as I enjoyed the BF 3 co-op it was so tough to do because you ended up with a random who didn't know the mission or left in the middle, or you could get into the one you wanted it it just didn't work. But it was something they should have fixed and had more of.
39:50. That’s not true. There are several levels made just for the coop campaign with areas not seen before. And there’s actual objectives like providing sniper cover for a French swat team in Paris. You just played the first level lol…..
Yeah, they missed out on some fantastic levels. AND IT'S ONLY 6 LEVELS. But they couldn't be bothered. I'm pretty sure Level 2 is the Helicopter one, too.
I’m glad I found this comment. That co-op campaign was fantastic, maybe only having I think two recycled levels. The two stealth levels in the apartment complex and Paris respectively were staples of nightly sessions. Don’t know how they missed out on these.
Greetings, this is a nice video though I believe I can and should add a few additional points. For those curious I am indeed the person who made the Codename Eagle footage as well as a member of the Battlefield 1918 Mod Team. For a start Battlefield Vietnam and Battlefield 1942 both had single-player bot support and not only that but supported full 64 player bot matches in comparison to the 16 player matches that were officially supported by both Battlefield 2 and Battlefield 2142. Also Battlefield 1942 did technically have a campaign mode though it was just playing the regular maps in chronological order. Battlefield 2 was not the only game in the franchise which saw a mod team involved in the development as the team behind the Eve Of Destruction mod helped work on Battlefield Vietnam. Outside of that some of the Battlefield 1918 team went on to made Verdun and its sequels. Additionally the guys who made Desert Combat also went on after Battlefield 2 and made Homefront. For Battlefield 2 the team behind the Project Reality mod would end up developing Squad. The mod teams behind both Eve Of Destruction and FinnWars would also end up making further standalone games as well. It's also worth noting that several of the biggest mods for Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2 are still being actively developed. Battlefield 1918 just saw the 20th Anniversary patch drop a few months ago, Forgotten Hope Secret Weapon got a few new updates as well as a expansion mod a few months ago, Forgotten Hope 2 is getting a bunch of early World War II stuff in the 2.64 upcoming patch, and Project Reality is getting a World War II Eastern Front Expansion.
I don't think anyone who played Battlefield 1's campaign forgot about it, Storm of Steel is one of the most impactful scenes in a videogame I've ever seen
I was listening to this and was kinda astonished about how much of an idiot he is. He doesn't really seem to be fit for analysing media and doesn't seem to understand any subtext whatsoever. "Why was that guy freaking out about having artillery fired right on top of him?" "was this guy lying or not? I cant tell haha"
Yeah, and I wanna be clear and say I probably only like 2 out of every single BF campaign that exists (BC1 and BF1). But there’s still some things to respect in all of them and because of that, Elijah should’ve reviewed them all.
@@Vladiator Fr the only thing he did was recap (poorly) and complain about things he didn't like. BF1 wasn't just widely regarded for its MP but also its campaign so if cant take the 4 hours or so of camping gameplay serious enough to respect a fan favorite campaign then don't review it.
Why is this Luke guy who talked about BF3, 1 and 5 such a gigantic retård. "I don't know why he was freaking out about having artillery shells fired right on his position guys"
Yehh I was thinking the same. Same with the "it takes 4 anti tank grenades to kill a jug" yehh because the game was teaching you about bayonet charging. Clearly didn't read the screen then complains about basic stuff. Also "I can't figure out flying I just kept crashing" the controls pretty much fly themselfs. You can't even put on the veteran harder controls. He plays like a middle aged dude who's just into games because it's cool.
I was in utter disbelief when he said he didn’t find the intro to BF1 gripping at all, and I was in even more disbelief when he was upset that he had to play on normal because there was no easy mode.
@@taitus7009Thanks for saving me another 1 hour and 20 minutes lol. Even in the first thirty minutes I could tell that these guys were horrible at recapping, explaining, or understanding what they were playing. I don’t like the Battlefield campaigns very much, but I do think they’re an interesting topic. These guys don’t make it interesting at all. Also Luke’s takes on BF1’s campaign were nonsensical and completely retarded. Coincidentally, it’s the only Battlefield campaign I enjoy.
The whole game was a mess crashed constantly I even played it on the series X and still crashes dident a different company make that one to would explain it
I got to be real with you, I DESPISED BF4's campaign and I still do. It wasn't the glitches that did it for me, but the writing. It just felt all over the place. Hannah, Irish, and Pac felt like a bunch of little kids and I never saw them as complex; Korvic was just a douchebag and I almost snickered at how the game wanted me to feel sympathy for his death, and the pacing in the character narrative felt too fast and like hot garbage. At the end of it, all I could say was "THANK GOD THAT'S OVER."
Unfortunately it's the only campaign I go back to for Chinese villains with modern graphics besides Cod Black Ops 2 and Mercenaries 1 and 2. Before the whole industry replace China with Koreans because... You know..... they like China money.
BF3 is timeless for me. That opening sniper set piece is so simple but the dialogue, sound, and utter atmosphere always freaking sucks me in. Graphically it does still look good, but they NAILED the immersion. The voice acting was top notch too.
@@bycoxtax8562 they might asw just fart on the enemy, it might actually do something and suppress a wider area at the same time. what’s the point of having friendly AI if they can’t even hurt the enemy AI, could’ve been a drone with a taser following the MC the entire time and it wouldn’t make a difference. the suppressive fire mechanic is cool, but it’d be even cooler if friendlies actually helped in a firefight without me telling them to. i didn’t really feel a connection with any of the characters either, was kinda hoping _i_ could’ve blew up the ship so i could leave irish’s whining ass behind, just WAH WAH WAH with that dude huh. can’t forget about the wannabe reznov, he was cool. BF4 was pretty good, but it could’ve been so much better
They actually don't do a single point of damage throughout the entire campaign. They are literally hard-coded to not do any damage unless you use the stupid squad command option that itself barely works
The battlefield 2 modern combat hot swapping was so cool as a kid, the fact that you didnt have to restart at a checkpoint if you died. Idk if i was just a kid and bad at games or if that allowed them to make it harder but i think more shooter campaigns should try it out
Ahhh I remember playing the Bad Company 2 campaign and being blown away by the graphics lol! I remember it also being a bit hard, the bots actually had OK AI.
The bad company games had better stories, but battlefield 1, 3, and hardline were my favorites. The acting and sound work was exceptional, and hardline made me want an open world cops and robbers fps game for years. Rockay City was probably the closest to what I wanted. Hardline was a fun game, but they really should’ve put it in the need for speed universe instead of battlefield. BF3 was also a fun game with a good coop mode and probably the first game that I can remember having really great graphics. Although I kinda think bf3 should’ve just had offline multiplayer with bots and 10 more coop levels. The campaigns in battlefield are pretty fun. But no one really talks about them.
The lack of empathy and emotion from Luke is really annoying especially in the battlefield 1 & V. Bro has absolutely no understanding of either world wars and it shows so clearly. So many “idk”s it’s so annoying. Explaining these emotional stories like a robot and with such ignorance is not the way to go over these stories. Bro is the most casual of casual. How about do your research and maybe gain some empathy for these stories instead of saying “idk” about everything and explaining it like there’s no significance to them.
I think I had Socom 2 on PS2. My main memory from it is finding an outhouse on a snowy mission and blowing it up! I remember struggling with the aiming and controls 😅
Bf3, had one of the hardest (not difficulty wise) stories in the series, Hardline had a unique but not so great story, and Bf Bad Company had the most entertaining story.
i liked Battlefield 4's campaign, but i loved Battlefield Hardline's so much more, i love how it's built around the idea of it being a TV series, everytime you leave during a mission there's a cinematic "next up, on Hardline", same thing when resume playing the game, story is decent, gameplay is good (arresting is op btw), and i also enjoyed the multiplayer, it was something fresh and different compared to battlefield 4, and i think that was most people's problem with the game
6:45 Battlefield 1942 literally had this too. There was a singleplayer "campaign" in BF1942 where you would play through maps sequentially, and each time you won, you would unlock the next map
I liked Battlefield's campaigns Some of them weren't perfect but they were always at the least cinematic. I would have more fond memories of BF4's campaign if I didn't get that underwater bug where you can't swim forward when you swim throughout that ship...
Bad company 1 was the first shooter i had on 360, my brother felt bad cause i wanted to play bf3 and he already used the online code so he got bad company for me to play, i still remember how amazed i was with the building destruction
Battlefield 4's campaign made me wish for a 3rd ending. Letting Hannah and Irish blow up together. Both were insufferable and irritating beyond belief.
Am i the only one who feels like the parts on bf1 and bf5 are geniunely disrespectful, the commentary and script is so awful, saying "wowzers" while talking about ww1 and ww2? He's treating two world wars like they're just game lore and not important events in the real world. It's also so obvious that zero research was done for any of the bf1 and bf5 sections.
Please don't let Luke review anything else ever, holy shit. The disinterest and apathy was bordering IGN levels. Also 3 does have like 6 coop levels, you dudes played through like the first 10 minutes of the first level.
With battlefield 4 you have to tell your teammates who to shoot. I’m the first mission you have press a button to direct your guys to ambush the enemies.
Battlefield 4 brought this back all the way too imo. Idk I feel like they tried to get us to fall in love with the characters but it never happened. Wrecker will never be captain price
BC2 campaign is unironically really overrated. The plot feels like it was written by a 13 year old , the characters and dialogue are alright but aren't enough to save the campaign, the level design is super clunky. BC2 saving grace was its multiplayer
54:02 this was a glitch that was never patched, so allies never were able to kill enemies in the single player campaign after that update, making the squad points useless. Really stupid they never fixed that
The way u kinda dismissed Thunder Run as battlefield studf is crazy to me. That mission was such a master piece and one of the most memorable to me lol
Bro actually try to comprehend the game you’re playing, I was super confused how your takes were so bad on some of these until you mentioned struggle bussing on east difficulty, non-gamer mindset
Hardline was always a underrated gem, The multiplayer was fun, The Campaign had a lot of charm and it really felt like the story creators has a lot of fun with a Hollywood-cop action game.
Okay, im a little new here. Saw a few videos i liked so decided to have a look what else was uploaded. Spotted this video and... the BF1 and 5 sections are just awful. Really just feels like someone reading a script they have no interest in. It just doesnt feel genuine compared to the rest of the video You run around and shoot some things. -Was there like story? I dunno, probably.
Single player campaigns in Battlefield are underrated. I personally enjoy them, having lived in era where single player shooters were a thing, no multiplayer was really even available often. I do remember playing Doom on school computers, 4 of us doing the campaign together with friendly fire not do friendly.
1:34:16 Yeah this never happened. In actuality France treated its colonial soldiers very well during the war. Moroccan troops were some of the most decorated soldiers of the war.
I'm going to be 100% honest here, the only campaigns for Battlefield that I really enjoyed and was memorable were Battlefield Bad Company 1 and 2, Battlefield 3, and Battlefield Hardline. And I really wish we would get another Bad Company game especially since Bad Company 2 ended on a cliffhanger.
I still remember dying laughing when Haggor (however you spell it) single handily invades Russian blasting his shottie in the air and pulling the pin on a grenade 😂😂😂
The person reviewing Battlefield 1 campaign has neither played the game properly nor read WW1 or any war in general. Literally gave me vibes akin to those who just skip cutscenes and then ask why they're in a different setting with different weapons, what's the objective and why they're there. Sheer ignorance. I don't think BF1's campaign was the best but a lot of elements just passed over this guy's head because of sheer ignorance.
I liked in games that they had missions that had civilians and had to make the decision to shoot a civ "accidentally" or not or when your like is that a solder or a civ? I like when there is pure chaos but you still have to pay attention to who is civ or solder enemie or friendly etc etc
The pilot in BC2 was such a breath of fresh air! A "hippie" antiwar character is a great contrast to the typical military guy whos there to kill everything in sight. But they werent preachy about it
30:29 listening to the dudes lack of enthusiasm for BF3-which is arguably the best depiction of the Marine Corps I’ve ever played in a video game-almost made me turn off the video. I can’t rant enough about how incredibly BF3 campaign was. The scenery and settings alone were amazing. Plus the story is incredible.
BF3 was my first battlefield. I really fucking loved it, and i preferred it over Bad Company 2 when i bought that after. Bf4 was a let down when i played the campaign. The MP also didn't work well since it kept kicking 1 person from my group as someone rejoined. Even if it worked i still like the bf3 mp maps better. Simply has better maps and a better campaign.
I always thought about Battlefield 3 campaign was harder than Battlefield 4 one, I managed to pass through BF4 campaign on hard with only 4 or 5 deads but bf3 is harsh af
Battlefield has always had insanely good campaigns. Until battlefield 1 & 5 ish. Too short of experiences tbh. 2042 was a scam. Cause it was gonna be a SEQUEL to bf4 campaign. But somehow Irish dying IRL days before release somehow made them cancel? Like did they even have the game done? In retrospect. No. Not at all. Moral of the story. Don’t fucking die obviously.
1:22:25 the reason the guy freaked out is the decision to send the pigeon was calling in heavy artillery on their position, “If im going down, I’m taking you with me” kind of thing. But they’re giant shells being hurled from miles away, by pure luck they didn’t take a direct hit and managed to survive. They basically committed suicide and were saved by luck
Hardline was underrated in my opinion! Campaign and Multiplayer was dope
Fr
I had so much fun on the beta!! But i didn't have a PC back then, and my 360 was outdated.. I would buy it today but player base is so low😢
Hardline was really fun. They should’ve maybe set it in the need for speed ip, but it was a fun spinoff that made me want an open world cops and robbers FPS for years. Rockay City is about as close as anyone’s got. Beggars can’t be choosers I guess.
Rewriting history. Multiplayer was completely broken in BF4 and Hardline until the Huge patch 6 months into both.
@8ball279 Didn’t know 3 random people on the internet enjoying a video game was rewriting history. The more you know.
I still think battlefields 3 campaign was so memorable mostly because it followed a call of duty format and Tom Clancy esque military thriller vibe especially the Paris assault when ur chasing the nuke which was one of my favourite sequencwa
It was a better Tom Clancy campaign then most Tom Clancy games with a campaign
It was more realistic than COD. A few of the missions looked like actual battles
Almost turned the video off when he started talking through BF3 and was like.. all bored and shit.
@@joneszer1kinda what happens when you got franchise fan boys reviewing another franchise.
I usually play BF 3 and 4 campaign once a year, sometimes 1 and V although they're not as enjoyable.
"i dont know why he was freaking out about the artillery shells when he was fine" oh i dont know Luke, maybe bcs he knew there was a massive chance that they'll get hit by the artillery
Fr🤣🤣🤣
Battlefield really had some amazing campaigns, even BF5 had an amazing story with The Last Tiger. Bad Company 1 and 2 had the best campaigns though, carried by the amazing characters we play with. Hopefully the next Battlefield game gives us a good story/war stories.
Damn dude you missed an entire plot point in the 'The Last Tiger' mission-- the body they're looking at IS the "young guy", Hartmann. That moment is the start of the disenchantment and finality that the end of the war brought to the tank crew, and highlights that even young men were not immune to the war-- it gives the crew a reason to stop fighting. Seen in many notions and stories from that side of the war during that era. Schroder represented the naivete of oath-bound Nazis at the time, claiming that Hartmann, and eventually Kertz, were traitors, blind to the humanity of another fellow soldier just trying to live. Kertz was what Muller would eventually become-- disilliusioned, but forced to do his duty because he knows he would be killed if he did not, which ironically gets him killed by Schroder. The entire mission encompasses the morality of a soldier and what it takes to be human, even on a vilified, historically evil side of the war. But nah, Hartmann was just another "dead German". Your media literacy is WAY down there. I won't even touch on the "idk why he was freaking out" about the artillery coming on top of their tank????
Yeah, I feel like they didnt really care and just wanted to make the video
Media literacy…
Nah i cant let you disrespect BF3 coop like that its not even wave based there mini missions with objectives the second mission you fly a apache helicopter another your in a convoy my favorite one is one man is a sniper covering the other player across a river
fr i was thinking the same thing the missions got better and better
Coordinating drop em like it’s liquid still gives me nightmares, took so many attempts
As much as I enjoyed the BF 3 co-op it was so tough to do because you ended up with a random who didn't know the mission or left in the middle, or you could get into the one you wanted it it just didn't work. But it was something they should have fixed and had more of.
39:50. That’s not true. There are several levels made just for the coop campaign with areas not seen before. And there’s actual objectives like providing sniper cover for a French swat team in Paris. You just played the first level lol…..
Yeah, they missed out on some fantastic levels. AND IT'S ONLY 6 LEVELS. But they couldn't be bothered. I'm pretty sure Level 2 is the Helicopter one, too.
Agreed. I had a blast playing those co op missions.
I’m glad I found this comment. That co-op campaign was fantastic, maybe only having I think two recycled levels. The two stealth levels in the apartment complex and Paris respectively were staples of nightly sessions. Don’t know how they missed out on these.
Greetings, this is a nice video though I believe I can and should add a few additional points. For those curious I am indeed the person who made the Codename Eagle footage as well as a member of the Battlefield 1918 Mod Team.
For a start Battlefield Vietnam and Battlefield 1942 both had single-player bot support and not only that but supported full 64 player bot matches in comparison to the 16 player matches that were officially supported by both Battlefield 2 and Battlefield 2142. Also Battlefield 1942 did technically have a campaign mode though it was just playing the regular maps in chronological order.
Battlefield 2 was not the only game in the franchise which saw a mod team involved in the development as the team behind the Eve Of Destruction mod helped work on Battlefield Vietnam. Outside of that some of the Battlefield 1918 team went on to made Verdun and its sequels. Additionally the guys who made Desert Combat also went on after Battlefield 2 and made Homefront. For Battlefield 2 the team behind the Project Reality mod would end up developing Squad. The mod teams behind both Eve Of Destruction and FinnWars would also end up making further standalone games as well.
It's also worth noting that several of the biggest mods for Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2 are still being actively developed. Battlefield 1918 just saw the 20th Anniversary patch drop a few months ago, Forgotten Hope Secret Weapon got a few new updates as well as a expansion mod a few months ago, Forgotten Hope 2 is getting a bunch of early World War II stuff in the 2.64 upcoming patch, and Project Reality is getting a World War II Eastern Front Expansion.
I wish I was born in time to experience battlefield mods like yours :,)
I don't think anyone who played Battlefield 1's campaign forgot about it, Storm of Steel is one of the most impactful scenes in a videogame I've ever seen
All Luke did was recap the story, say how much he didn’t care and sucked, and then say it was good. Sheesh.
I was listening to this and was kinda astonished about how much of an idiot he is. He doesn't really seem to be fit for analysing media and doesn't seem to understand any subtext whatsoever. "Why was that guy freaking out about having artillery fired right on top of him?" "was this guy lying or not? I cant tell haha"
Yeah, and I wanna be clear and say I probably only like 2 out of every single BF campaign that exists (BC1 and BF1). But there’s still some things to respect in all of them and because of that, Elijah should’ve reviewed them all.
@@Vladiator Fr the only thing he did was recap (poorly) and complain about things he didn't like. BF1 wasn't just widely regarded for its MP but also its campaign so if cant take the 4 hours or so of camping gameplay serious enough to respect a fan favorite campaign then don't review it.
Isn’t he the dude that doxed someone?
@@BigUziVert2190 lol what
Why is this Luke guy who talked about BF3, 1 and 5 such a gigantic retård. "I don't know why he was freaking out about having artillery shells fired right on his position guys"
the dude plays like a IGN journalist
Yehh I was thinking the same. Same with the "it takes 4 anti tank grenades to kill a jug" yehh because the game was teaching you about bayonet charging. Clearly didn't read the screen then complains about basic stuff. Also "I can't figure out flying I just kept crashing" the controls pretty much fly themselfs. You can't even put on the veteran harder controls. He plays like a middle aged dude who's just into games because it's cool.
they’re halo players
I was in utter disbelief when he said he didn’t find the intro to BF1 gripping at all, and I was in even more disbelief when he was upset that he had to play on normal because there was no easy mode.
@@taitus7009Thanks for saving me another 1 hour and 20 minutes lol. Even in the first thirty minutes I could tell that these guys were horrible at recapping, explaining, or understanding what they were playing. I don’t like the Battlefield campaigns very much, but I do think they’re an interesting topic. These guys don’t make it interesting at all.
Also Luke’s takes on BF1’s campaign were nonsensical and completely retarded. Coincidentally, it’s the only Battlefield campaign I enjoy.
I can remember the hardline campaign so well for some reason I got into
tbh hardlines campaign was verrry underrated and deserves a sequel
No it doesn’t
nah
Not over bad company 3 it doesn't
The whole game was a mess crashed constantly I even played it on the series X and still crashes dident a different company make that one to would explain it
One of the dumbest campaigns I've ever played
I got to be real with you, I DESPISED BF4's campaign and I still do. It wasn't the glitches that did it for me, but the writing. It just felt all over the place. Hannah, Irish, and Pac felt like a bunch of little kids and I never saw them as complex; Korvic was just a douchebag and I almost snickered at how the game wanted me to feel sympathy for his death, and the pacing in the character narrative felt too fast and like hot garbage. At the end of it, all I could say was "THANK GOD THAT'S OVER."
Unfortunately it's the only campaign I go back to for Chinese villains with modern graphics besides Cod Black Ops 2 and Mercenaries 1 and 2. Before the whole industry replace China with Koreans because...
You know..... they like China money.
Hardline still has a small player base on xbox, not many servers but man is it fun
I would buy it on PC if there was still an active player base!! I only played the beta and had so much fun! Kinda bummed I missed out on it.
Yup, just cuz it’s on gamepass but sadly it’s just a few lobbies of mostly pub stompers and clans
BF3 is timeless for me. That opening sniper set piece is so simple but the dialogue, sound, and utter atmosphere always freaking sucks me in. Graphically it does still look good, but they NAILED the immersion. The voice acting was top notch too.
just finished playing BF4’s campaign and i gotta say the team AI is _literally_ useless. they don’t do damage _at_ _all_
That's because YOU have to play the game, they are just suppressive fire to keep the enemies busy while you move
@@bycoxtax8562 they might asw just fart on the enemy, it might actually do something and suppress a wider area at the same time. what’s the point of having friendly AI if they can’t even hurt the enemy AI, could’ve been a drone with a taser following the MC the entire time and it wouldn’t make a difference. the suppressive fire mechanic is cool, but it’d be even cooler if friendlies actually helped in a firefight without me telling them to. i didn’t really feel a connection with any of the characters either, was kinda hoping _i_ could’ve blew up the ship so i could leave irish’s whining ass behind, just WAH WAH WAH with that dude huh. can’t forget about the wannabe reznov, he was cool. BF4 was pretty good, but it could’ve been so much better
@bycoxtax8562 that is incredibly useless and a waste of resources.
They actually don't do a single point of damage throughout the entire campaign. They are literally hard-coded to not do any damage unless you use the stupid squad command option that itself barely works
And the swimming mechanics
You guys sem like you'd fit in as a ign reviewer
Lmao
The battlefield 2 modern combat hot swapping was so cool as a kid, the fact that you didnt have to restart at a checkpoint if you died. Idk if i was just a kid and bad at games or if that allowed them to make it harder but i think more shooter campaigns should try it out
Ahhh I remember playing the Bad Company 2 campaign and being blown away by the graphics lol! I remember it also being a bit hard, the bots actually had OK AI.
I couldn't ever forget battlefield 1's campaign. It's so amazing and it was my first battlefield so I could never forget about it
In the prison escape mission in bf4 it make sense that enemies are pushing you from behind sense it is a prison
The bad company games had better stories, but battlefield 1, 3, and hardline were my favorites. The acting and sound work was exceptional, and hardline made me want an open world cops and robbers fps game for years. Rockay City was probably the closest to what I wanted. Hardline was a fun game, but they really should’ve put it in the need for speed universe instead of battlefield. BF3 was also a fun game with a good coop mode and probably the first game that I can remember having really great graphics. Although I kinda think bf3 should’ve just had offline multiplayer with bots and 10 more coop levels. The campaigns in battlefield are pretty fun. But no one really talks about them.
The lack of empathy and emotion from Luke is really annoying especially in the battlefield 1 & V. Bro has absolutely no understanding of either world wars and it shows so clearly. So many “idk”s it’s so annoying. Explaining these emotional stories like a robot and with such ignorance is not the way to go over these stories. Bro is the most casual of casual. How about do your research and maybe gain some empathy for these stories instead of saying “idk” about everything and explaining it like there’s no significance to them.
Storm of Steel is the best opening ever.
is your footage of bf3 from console? I forgot how bad it looked compared to pc
I got the map packs on console and then switched to PC and was like DAMN! More players too
yea they played the 360 version
Bf4 will live on forever in my heart
You should talk about the SOCOM games i think alot of ppl forgot about it
I think I had Socom 2 on PS2. My main memory from it is finding an outhouse on a snowy mission and blowing it up! I remember struggling with the aiming and controls 😅
@@user-ne9sd4ow1o we're old lmao. I remember there was an enemy named fat cat and I think u were in a desert.
I hate to say it, but I'm not sure these guys could make it through the old SOCOM games
Bf3, had one of the hardest (not difficulty wise) stories in the series, Hardline had a unique but not so great story, and Bf Bad Company had the most entertaining story.
We need more co-op campaigns. I really wanted 2042 to have a campaign….
i liked Battlefield 4's campaign, but i loved Battlefield Hardline's so much more, i love how it's built around the idea of it being a TV series, everytime you leave during a mission there's a cinematic "next up, on Hardline", same thing when resume playing the game, story is decent, gameplay is good (arresting is op btw), and i also enjoyed the multiplayer, it was something fresh and different compared to battlefield 4, and i think that was most people's problem with the game
The battlefield 2 and 2142 footage mixed in there got me all nostalgic for the simpler days haha - thanks!
sad that they stopped doing Campaigns
They didn’t, BF 2025 will have campaign it was said that a team will work behind that
Coop on BF3 was brilliant. Especially the one where you fly the helicopter. It’s how I learned how to fly for multiplayer
Bf3 was peak gaming on my opinion
6:45 Battlefield 1942 literally had this too. There was a singleplayer "campaign" in BF1942 where you would play through maps sequentially, and each time you won, you would unlock the next map
Way to be ignorant about the Battlefield 1 campaigns and the historical value to them
53:45 you have to use the engage mechanic for them to actually do something, it’s very helpful tho
Bf3's campaign is still one of my favourite experiences ever.
We need that full cover of Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Back with the longer videos this is what I’m talking about‼️‼️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I liked Battlefield's campaigns
Some of them weren't perfect but they were always at the least cinematic. I would have more fond memories of BF4's campaign if I didn't get that underwater bug where you can't swim forward when you swim throughout that ship...
Bad company 1 was the first shooter i had on 360, my brother felt bad cause i wanted to play bf3 and he already used the online code so he got bad company for me to play, i still remember how amazed i was with the building destruction
I need a battlefield with a quality 4 player co-op campaign
Battlefield 4's campaign made me wish for a 3rd ending. Letting Hannah and Irish blow up together. Both were insufferable and irritating beyond belief.
Fr lmao
Was really hoping you'd hit the powerful notes on total eclipse of the heart 😂😂
Bad Company 2, my first multiplayer experience
Am i the only one who feels like the parts on bf1 and bf5 are geniunely disrespectful, the commentary and script is so awful, saying "wowzers" while talking about ww1 and ww2? He's treating two world wars like they're just game lore and not important events in the real world. It's also so obvious that zero research was done for any of the bf1 and bf5 sections.
Because it’s a video game. Who gives a fuck
BF3 and BF4 campaigns are disgustingly under rated
Please don't let Luke review anything else ever, holy shit. The disinterest and apathy was bordering IGN levels. Also 3 does have like 6 coop levels, you dudes played through like the first 10 minutes of the first level.
All of the battlefield 1942s and og battlefield 2 on xbox 360 are the 🐐s in my book
Shout out to "Secret Weapons over Normandy"
With battlefield 4 you have to tell your teammates who to shoot. I’m the first mission you have press a button to direct your guys to ambush the enemies.
Imagine if Siege of Shanghai had the weather effect at 52:00. That would’ve been absolutely insane!
Bad company 2 was THE SHIT. You had memorable characters, battlefield action, and a decent story
Battlefield 4 brought this back all the way too imo. Idk I feel like they tried to get us to fall in love with the characters but it never happened. Wrecker will never be captain price
BC2 campaign is unironically really overrated. The plot feels like it was written by a 13 year old , the characters and dialogue are alright but aren't enough to save the campaign, the level design is super clunky. BC2 saving grace was its multiplayer
54:02 this was a glitch that was never patched, so allies never were able to kill enemies in the single player campaign after that update, making the squad points useless. Really stupid they never fixed that
The way u kinda dismissed Thunder Run as battlefield studf is crazy to me. That mission was such a master piece and one of the most memorable to me lol
My head canon is that MW2 starts off where bad company 2 stopped
Oh wow. You guys actually sang 'Eclipse of the Heart'? That's funny and cool.
I didnt have access to internet up until 2017 and these games story modes were what I had to play. Wish they still put the effort into campaigns
Bro actually try to comprehend the game you’re playing, I was super confused how your takes were so bad on some of these until you mentioned struggle bussing on east difficulty, non-gamer mindset
Hardline was always a underrated gem,
The multiplayer was fun,
The Campaign had a lot of charm and it really felt like the story creators has a lot of fun with a Hollywood-cop action game.
I will _never_ miss the campaign for these games.
Battlefield Bad Company 2 is the best game they ever made
Okay, im a little new here. Saw a few videos i liked so decided to have a look what else was uploaded. Spotted this video and... the BF1 and 5 sections are just awful. Really just feels like someone reading a script they have no interest in. It just doesnt feel genuine compared to the rest of the video
You run around and shoot some things.
-Was there like story?
I dunno, probably.
Its been 3 months, when are we getting the full song?
Single player campaigns in Battlefield are underrated. I personally enjoy them, having lived in era where single player shooters were a thing, no multiplayer was really even available often. I do remember playing Doom on school computers, 4 of us doing the campaign together with friendly fire not do friendly.
as a person born in Florida BF Hardline is actually a documentary of Miami
I remember liking BF3's campaign more than BF4's, but if you asked me what happened in either of them, I couldn't tell you.
Bad company 2 was my first fps, I played it a lot and even platinumed it, I hope to see bad company 3 soon
1:34:16 Yeah this never happened. In actuality France treated its colonial soldiers very well during the war. Moroccan troops were some of the most decorated soldiers of the war.
BF3's hostage / p.o.w story was crazy, together with Dima
I'm going to be 100% honest here, the only campaigns for Battlefield that I really enjoyed and was memorable were Battlefield Bad Company 1 and 2, Battlefield 3, and Battlefield Hardline. And I really wish we would get another Bad Company game especially since Bad Company 2 ended on a cliffhanger.
Bruh y’all your friend explain about bf1 bf5 campaign is he bad he is and how much he sucks. Please don’t let him explain again
I loved battlefield 1,3,4 and hardline I was looking forward to battlefield 2042 campaign and I was upset that they never made one
I feel like the BC2 and BF3 campaigns deserved more love from the community
In battle field 4 did anyone else not shoot the window until he started talking about what kinda man you are? 😢
I still remember dying laughing when Haggor (however you spell it) single handily invades Russian blasting his shottie in the air and pulling the pin on a grenade 😂😂😂
That was the most beautiful cover
The person reviewing Battlefield 1 campaign has neither played the game properly nor read WW1 or any war in general. Literally gave me vibes akin to those who just skip cutscenes and then ask why they're in a different setting with different weapons, what's the objective and why they're there. Sheer ignorance. I don't think BF1's campaign was the best but a lot of elements just passed over this guy's head because of sheer ignorance.
You said it.
Rip Irish
I hope the next BF game will have a Campaign
I liked in games that they had missions that had civilians and had to make the decision to shoot a civ "accidentally" or not or when your like is that a solder or a civ? I like when there is pure chaos but you still have to pay attention to who is civ or solder enemie or friendly etc etc
Bf v last tiger was the best campaign story in the battlefield series
8:17 *People’s Republic of China
dang this video is crazy bro what the heck!!!!!!
Bad company was my intro to battlefield
i loved every part of BF1’s campaign, and Bf4’s certainly isn’t horrible
saw a lot of stuff was lifted from bf and put into og mw trilogy and black ops 1 and ive only got to bad company 2 section so far.
The pilot in BC2 was such a breath of fresh air! A "hippie" antiwar character is a great contrast to the typical military guy whos there to kill everything in sight. But they werent preachy about it
30:29 listening to the dudes lack of enthusiasm for BF3-which is arguably the best depiction of the Marine Corps I’ve ever played in a video game-almost made me turn off the video.
I can’t rant enough about how incredibly BF3 campaign was. The scenery and settings alone were amazing. Plus the story is incredible.
39:42 update. He saved it. Very good.
Bf4 campaign is super broken still
BF1 Campaign was fire
Where is bad company 3!!!!!
Exactly
3 and 4 were two of my favorites
BF3 was my first battlefield. I really fucking loved it, and i preferred it over Bad Company 2 when i bought that after. Bf4 was a let down when i played the campaign. The MP also didn't work well since it kept kicking 1 person from my group as someone rejoined.
Even if it worked i still like the bf3 mp maps better. Simply has better maps and a better campaign.
I always thought about Battlefield 3 campaign was harder than Battlefield 4 one, I managed to pass through BF4 campaign on hard with only 4 or 5 deads but bf3 is harsh af
how can i even play bad company 1 and 2 on pc??
Battlefield hardline, most underrated campaign oat! Imo
Battlefield has always had insanely good campaigns. Until battlefield 1 & 5 ish. Too short of experiences tbh. 2042 was a scam. Cause it was gonna be a SEQUEL to bf4 campaign. But somehow Irish dying IRL days before release somehow made them cancel? Like did they even have the game done?
In retrospect. No. Not at all.
Moral of the story. Don’t fucking die obviously.