>Play on German servers because it has most pops
>On Operations
>Every normal game ends with "gg" & "wp"
>Play on Ottoman side and win the operation
>chat fills with "TÜRKIYE #1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MUSTAFA KEMAL IS MY KAISER!!!!!!"
10/10 game man

Only 25 hours in and I’m hooked. I feel like I’ve rediscovered my love for the entire FPS genre. When you begin, you’re first greeted by a tender and respectful recreation of WW1. So much realism, beauty and originality wrapped up in such a well-designed exterior. The UI, the menus, the rewards system are works of art, the graphics are an absolute masterpiece. Everyone should take note that the Battlefield series did something astounding here and it cannot accurately be put into words in its entirely. It must be experienced.

Battlefield 1 is quite possibly the most realistic war game ever created. The atmospheric recreation of battlefield conditions is impeccable. Reminiscent of the classic, Day of Defeat, but more deeply developed, all the vehicles and aspects of war are at your disposal. Character classes with individuality, well defined play styles, tech trees, and backstories. Different cultures and nations represented by each side.

Single player and multiplayer formats are equally flawless in their execution. The servers are filled with individuals who have cultivated an impressive culture and a friendly vibe; you always feel at home. The soundtrack is hauntingly beautiful, filled with orchestral and choral pieces with seamless transitions. This music is powerful, it makes my heart swell, and it causes a misty eyed state of awe to wash over me as I’m immersed fully into WW1 style combat. The only thing missing here is the smell.

There is still so much left in this game to discover! I already love riding support class for tanks, running into the front lines as a medic and running and gunning on assault class, explosives flying. Even dying in this game is fun! If you aren’t ready to get rolled by tanks and sniped every few minutes, this game might not be for you. However, the only real obstacle is probably a slight learning curve on the controls, which is to be expected if you don’t already own Battlefield titles.

If I had to sum up my entire experience thus far with Battlefield 1 in one word, the word I would choose is love. This might sound weird considering it’s a super realistic war game where you encounter screams of dying comrades, artillery barrages, bayonet charges and getting ripped up by fighter planes, but I stand by it. As I stated earlier, it must be experienced. Come join us and be my brother or sister in arms! You won’t be disappointed, this game is perfect, 10/10.

goooooooooooooooooood