I understand the question might be a bit ambiguous, but let me clarify: I've played Call of Duty my whole life, but when I get tired of all the frenetic action and arcade-style matches, I jump into Battlefield 1 to really feel like I'm in a war. I had the chance to play the Battlefield 6 beta, and I was captivated; I was completely enamored. The realism, the feeling of being a medic in a war, that every explosion mattered. It didn't matter how many kills you got, just surviving.
For financial reasons, I didn't buy the game back then, but now, some time later, I have the money. The problem is that I've seen recent videos on YouTube, and it seems like the game has become just another Call of Duty with bigger maps. Correct me if I'm wrong, but all I see are people sliding around with the POV at full blast, people who don't care about the experience, only about getting kills.
Is that what the game is like today? Or is it still a more realistic game like it was in the beta? I'm not asking in a bad way... I'm asking because if I want to play something frantic like that, I'd rather just go for Call of Duty.
Basically, can I still feel like a doctor whose sole objective is to survive and help others, or would I be completely out of sync with the gameplay?
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