When the game was released, as you may have heard, it was very buggy. By that i mean it would crash and lose your progress every other game. It was also plagued by small, annoying bugs. However, i can now completely say that it is fixed and would recommend it to anyone. However that doesn't mean its perfect.
campaign: I'm not gonna lie, the campaign is pretty awful. I'm only on mission 3 and it starts wit a ten minutes of finding a guy and another 20 minutes of talking. Of course, if you like playing shooters where you walk and talk and don't actually shoot things then this is for you. The reason i have not let this affect my score much and still given Battlefield 4 a 9 is simply because why would you play the campaign? If you're the sorta person that buys battlefield game then you're obviously getting it for 1 reason: The multiplayer. which brings me to my next thing...
Multiplayer: There is only one word for this: Spectacular. After getting off to a rough and bug filled start, it wasn't great. But now its been fixed its a completely different story. The maps are all great, whether your playing conquest or team deathmatch, its all brilliant. There's a large selection of vehicles and LOTS of weapons. It uses the same class system as featured in Battlefield 3, except the engineer uses PDW's instead of carbines, which are now for all classes. On top of the great maps and selections of weapons and gadgets, there's lots of assignments to complete. They're challenges with an xp reward then sometimes a gun and they add a fun element to the gameplay.
Overall its a very solid game that's well worth the money. i recommend getting it for PC(If it's powerful enough, that is!) because there are 64 player games(also on next-gen though) and i find it more enjoyable. If you're considering this or Call of Duty: Ghosts then i would definitely go for this because i own both and can say that this is a lot better of a game.
campaign: I'm not gonna lie, the campaign is pretty awful. I'm only on mission 3 and it starts wit a ten minutes of finding a guy and another 20 minutes of talking. Of course, if you like playing shooters where you walk and talk and don't actually shoot things then this is for you. The reason i have not let this affect my score much and still given Battlefield 4 a 9 is simply because why would you play the campaign? If you're the sorta person that buys battlefield game then you're obviously getting it for 1 reason: The multiplayer. which brings me to my next thing...
Multiplayer: There is only one word for this: Spectacular. After getting off to a rough and bug filled start, it wasn't great. But now its been fixed its a completely different story. The maps are all great, whether your playing conquest or team deathmatch, its all brilliant. There's a large selection of vehicles and LOTS of weapons. It uses the same class system as featured in Battlefield 3, except the engineer uses PDW's instead of carbines, which are now for all classes. On top of the great maps and selections of weapons and gadgets, there's lots of assignments to complete. They're challenges with an xp reward then sometimes a gun and they add a fun element to the gameplay.
Overall its a very solid game that's well worth the money. i recommend getting it for PC(If it's powerful enough, that is!) because there are 64 player games(also on next-gen though) and i find it more enjoyable. If you're considering this or Call of Duty: Ghosts then i would definitely go for this because i own both and can say that this is a lot better of a game.