Battlefield 4™

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史上最烂战地4 VS 现代最烂战地5，你们知道吗 起码没鬼服，还有狗洞图可以玩，比5强👍

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Разнообразнее чем Call of Duty, много разной техники, очень приятная графика. Во время распродаж продаётся по дешевке

[h1][b]A bigger and more immersive Battlefield campaign[/b][/h1] [b]Disclaimer:[/b] This review only covers the campaign. The campaign felt more open and gave you more freedom than Battlefield 3. It still follows a linear structure, but there is more room to move around, approach fights differently, and choose your weapons and equipment. The visuals are a huge step up, and they still look incredibly good even in 2026. The environmental destruction also adds a lot to the experience, and I really enjoyed the variety of weapons and gadgets. The story, however, is where the game falls short. The writing feels weak, with quite a few plot holes and things left unexplained. You also don't really feel like you're leading Tombstone, despite Recker becoming the squad leader. Other characters often make decisions and calls for you, and the squad doesn't always feel like a group that's actually fighting together. I also never really felt a strong connection or bond with the other characters, which made some of the story moments less impactful. The ending felt very abrupt as well, without much of a proper conclusion. I played on Hard difficulty, and the game felt noticeably easier than Battlefield 3. The enemy AI is pretty dumb most of the time, and they don't provide much of a challenge. The squad command feature is a nice idea, but the execution isn't great either. Squadmates often get in the way, push you out of cover, and sometimes struggle to hit enemies even at point-blank range. I also ran into a few progression bugs where the game would stop progressing or soft-lock, forcing me to restart from the last checkpoint. This happened around 4–6 times throughout the campaign. Thankfully, the checkpoints were close enough that I didn't have to replay much. The swimming bug was by far the most frustrating issue, though. I simply couldn't move forward while swimming, and letting go of W pulled me back. The camera's auto-centering didn't help either. Pausing and unpausing the game fixed the issue, but it was still incredibly frustrating. Despite all of that, I somehow felt more immersed in this campaign than in Battlefield 3. The visuals, atmosphere, and overall presentation made it very easy to get into, and the campaign ended up feeling both short and long at the same time because I was enjoying it so much. Performance-wise, the game runs extremely well at 1080p on max settings with 150% resolution scale, with no issues. I was getting ~65 FPS. The game also launches normally, unlike Battlefield 3, which required going through a web browser to choose between Campaign, Multiplayer, and Co-op. The overall launcher and in-game UI experience is much better here. Overall, Battlefield 4 has its fair share of flaws, especially with the story, AI, and technical issues, but I enjoyed the campaign more than Battlefield 3. It's a more immersive and visually impressive experience, and I'd still recommend the game. [h2][b]8/10[/b][/h2]

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