This is why Battlefield 1 makes you hate war...

This is Battlefield 1 gameplay and I will show you why Battlefield makes you hate wars and basically make you a pacifist.

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[ArronPeaceXI]

*hates war*
*immediately friendly fires on a medic point blank with a tank shell*

[Dsullivann]

I don't think DICE will ever make a battlefield as good as BF1. Truly a special game

[aslamnurfikri]

Battlefield 1: "War is hell and a tragedy. There is no glory in war."
Battlefield 2042: "Don't be sad, this is just how it works out sometimes."

[Prod.ByMoonlight]

the moment you realize actual people have died like that in war your mood can take a completely different turn. Lets keep wars in games only🙏

[rohanraj]

I have died so many times without really knowing where the bullets are coming from. And being confused and frustrated while being shot at. I remember thinking this must be how real war must be like. Imagine spending your last seconds feeling frustrated by how you weren’t even given a chance to fight what ended you.

[Hruso]

Sadest part of this is getting shot by a friendly tank as a paramedic helping others.

[OldNorthFoxx]

My death as the first soldier was from running out of ammo. I ran into cover and tried so hard to run back to my allies but never made it.

[kerianu]

just noticed that the Alexander Marshall was 32 years old when he died in the game, Myron Brown was 19 when he died and Paul McClatchi is 33 years old when he died. That's interesting knowing the age of the people we play as in the opening scene of BF1.

[sharkbyte]

What's incredibly sad is the ages of the soldier's

If you actually look at the ages of the soldier's after you die you see most of them are in their late teens to early 20s and this is painfully historical accurate as that's the average age for a soldier in this time


World war 1 was known as the lost generation because so many young men died

[ThaxtonCook-lbdt]

If we could have got an entire game comprised of just this, it would be a masterpiece and a work of horrifying art

[xCelsius]

What shocked me the most in the campaign and why I couldn't play it was the fact that it is not a main character story. If your soldier dies, the story continues without him and you then play someone else and this is a too realistic and honest gameplay for me..

[MeinungMann]

This was the best start of any game. When I died as first character and saw dogtag with years of life, it sent shivers down my spine. This was more than five years ago and I still remember it better than anything else in this game

[EchosTackyTiki]

"What follows is frontline combat. You are not expected to survive."

[blookester]

I don't think DICE's message was for us to hate war more than it is to just educate us war isn't the all action bulletfest that we mostly see in video games and movies and is instead a form of hell that should never ever happen.

This is more evident with the line: "So many of us thinking this war would be our rite of passage, our great adventure. Let me tell you, it was no adventure."

[_waylander_]

I honestly think, that the prologue of bf1 is one of the most chilling experiences I've had. Each time i reinstall the game, I play it and nearly cry by the end. This game solely made me realize, that war isn't about glory and fame. Its about blood, fear and death. For this reason alone I say that bf1 is my favorite bf title

[that_real_rfs_pilot]

When I played this campaign it really struck me quite deep. Such treacherous ways to go man. And the fact that many soldiers were just regular teenagers too...

[longan]

I remember playing this part for the first time and I was flabbergasted. I didn't really know how to feel, it spoke volumes of the horrors of war and how life was lost so cheaply and easily

[venonat]

I thought I just sucked at gaming when I started playing, immediately dying 5 times. Took a minute to realize it was how the story was told. Fantastic game and it always goes on sale on steam

[keremsen]

Even in the multiplayer sometimes I wanted to quit the game because I got disgusted by the hardcore violence and terrified by the screams of the dying people in intense pain. Truly a masterpiece.

[KaranpalSandhu]

"War is delightful for those who had no experience of it."-Desiderius Erasmus