I primarily disliked BFV because of the crappy engine. Just because a game has cool weapons and a pretty menus does not mean that you will be able to play the game or enjoy playing it. I only played it for about 2 weeks, the amount of time it took for me to realize it sucked on most ati cards. Though BF originally was that clean or polished, the engine was realative well made and was widely supported by all video cards and comp systems, unlike BFV. My only hope for BF2 would be that the engine is sufficient enough to handle not only the latest graphics and processors, but 6-month to 1 year old systems as well. If they can do that , I will be impressed and know that Dice still has enough potential to continue make good games in the future.
By the way Woody, your point is well taken but not always true. There are independent developers, like Insomniac Games, out there who actually deliver on their promised releases.
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