1. Third & First Person Gameplay
Now confirmed much to the adulation of many a Star Wars enthusiast, the next Battlefront will indeed have both first and third person gameplay. Disappointingly however, the most recent trailer didnt really show this transition in depth though developers have promised that players will be able to transition between third and first person through the press of a button. Its difficult to imagine Battlefront without its third person perspective, so the sooner over the shoulder gameplay is shown, the better especially if it means a chance to admire some of the universes finest vehicles and characters in the process. First person flying may work for Battlefield, but third person should really be Battlefronts go to camera mode. However, first person really isn't all that bad. Seeing the internal workings and cockpits of Star Wars vehicles would help bring immersion to an entirely new level, and the fact that players can switch between views instantly this time around will mean that there's plenty of time to admire the beauty of a series that managed to capture the hearts of so many. Is there anything you think DICE need to include to make Battlefront perfect? Or are you confident that they know what they're doing? Sound off below and be sure to 'Like' the Facebook Page!
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