Forgetting the balancing issues, there just wasn’t enough to pull me back. I know people keep saying it’s not a Battlefield game, but it really is, just with a Star Wars skin and some neat vehicles and power ups. The maps are designed just like Battlefield maps. Aside from the aforementioned items, you play the game…

I played it one night and haven’t felt the urge to go back. The use of the license is cool, but the game seems shallow and there are plenty of balancing issues. And a $50 season pass for a game launching with 12 maps? GTFO, EA.

I got tired of it two days ago, but thanks anyways.

It was fun for about 1 hour...they nailed the star wars visuals and sounds, but that’s it...

Right? Like, its ok. But I just cant see this being a $60 game. Maybe a $15...

Nostalgia aside, I don’t know if the beta is really giving me the “MUST BUY” feeling...honestly, it’ll be near impossible for me and this game due to Fallout’s release date. I just don’t have the time to put into MP only games anymore. Usually by the time I get on, everyone is max leveled and I get destroyed.

I tried to enjoy this game, I really did.

I refuse to touch the door like a pleb.

“Hi, I’m Andrew Collins, and I have DirecTV.”

no

You’ll need $165,850 to get one

He then popped up and said “Must be something...i8!” as a large curtain dropped behind him, unveiling the latest concept of BMW’s groundbreaking hybrid-composite sports car of the future.

Ah finally an article not bashing Mad Max. Thank you Patrick!

It’s really not bad at all. I am actually surprised by Kotaku’s review here and think they may have felt rushed/bored since they’re busy playing Mario Maker and MGS.

Amended:

Best Final Fantasy game bar none. Doesn’t even matter the version.

The graphics on this gen are really good. But on old gen it is just incredible.

Think you could even turn that rig on?

I can just imagine thousands of Rayovac rechargeables linked together to make this thing go.