Some have accused EA of extorting money out of players by providing them with unwanted weapons and characters and forcing them to pay for better items. Many have pointed out the anachronistic use of katanas and prosthetics. Most YouTube commenters have taken to mocking the game for its poor depiction of World War II.
Related: Battlefield V Will Not Have Loot Boxes But the violence isn't what gamers are up in arms about. There is no shortage of blood and bullets. An enemy seems to have gotten the better of the player, at one point, as an ally swoops in and kills the enemy right in front of the camera. Soldiers are shot, crushed, and blown up. The player, who is playing as a resistance fighter, rushes through the battlefield, mowing down enemies as allies drop left and right. The game's reveal trailer (which is available to watch HERE) depicts a chaotic battle scene set during World War II. It's a similar situation to the dislike campaign against Call of Duty's Infinite Warfare reveal two years earlier, but helps further show how underwhelming EA and developer DICE's reveal event was.
The first Battlefield V trailer from last week's big reveal now has more than 320,000 "dislikes," which is far more than how many "likes" it has, and many viewers are expressing their opinions in some harsh ways in the video's comments section.
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