Battlefield 1 Open Beta: 5 Ups & 5 Downs

By Jack Pooley / September 2, 2016

3. It Has A Server Browser

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A major criticism of the Battlefield franchise over recent years has been the total lack of a proper, in-game server browser on PC, with players instead being forced to use the clunky, web-based Battlelog system to find matches.

Then, to just about everyone's frustration, last year's Star Wars Battlefront didn't feature a server browser of any kind for reasons unknown.

Thankfully, all versions of Battlefield 1 feature a server browser that makes it incredibly easy to find the type of match you want, rather than forcing you into a map rotation you don't really care for.

Want to play Sinai Desert 24/7? You can do that, and it's something worth celebrating.