I get it man. The cockpits in the games to this point have always been more flashy above informative. In 1 and V we had some gauges working but they were never accurate. I know we shouldn’t expect DCS level detail but hopefully DICE at least make some instruments relay what you see outside, whether it’s a standby AI or a compass or whatever.
have a good look at the open-beta trailer, you might find some interesting details ;)
Can't believe the bot spoke for you like that smh
Right? So rude!
Kalle is a masculine given name of North Germanic origin, a variation of Karl. In Sweden, people named Karl are commonly nicknamed Kalle.
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But in my case i’m actually named Kalle, no nickname here!
10/10 nice move marketing team
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Oh man this hits me right in the feels. I see myself in the top, 12 years old playing the Battlefield 1942 beta with my friends. Now 19 years later I had the honor of designing the beta map for Battlefield 2042 :')
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When my mom saw this she text me and said “You’ve hit the big time now!”. It was an unexpectedly wholesome moment.
Looking forward to the Battlefield 2042 remake in 21 years.
Let's just hope it doesn't turn out like the Simpsons where everything becomes true.
I want to get into gaming development. Currently in my third year for Computer Science and people still say game development isn't a valid career choice lol. Video games are very popular and highly accepted now but I guess people will still say that. Any advice?
Make cool sh*t, show people it.
With so much great software available these days, with zero barrier to entry, there is no excuse not to have some experience in something.
Doesn't have to be anywhere near the scale of a AAA game, or even an Indie for that matter. Whether it's a small environment scene in Unreal, some 3D models in Blender or a mini game in Unity.
Make cool stuff, and have fun while you're doing it. Never lose the fun aspect, games have to be fun.
Best of luck on your career endeavours!
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