Boats aren't traditionally seen as the sexiest of war machines, which may be why DICE are working overtime to bring the bombast. If you're a student of FPS teaser trailers, you'll recognise the tricks. There are missiles, explosions, shouty men, and the bit where the music goes "werrrrrRRROMP", then goes completely silent, and then goes "werrrrrRRROMP" again.
Naval Strike will add four new maps, and will in development at DICE LA .
There was a time when I'd have bought into the controlled chaos DICE are showing with this trailer, but - in regards to previous maps, at least - I don't think Battlefield 4 has the focus to pull it off. It seems a long time since even Bad Company 2, a game I spent hundreds of hours with, and its ability to cleverly funnel players into specific objectives. Subsequent battlefields have felt bigger, both in scope and in their ability to overwhelm. Inevitably, it's matches feel scrappier, but also more disionate.
Hopefully Carrier Assault can recapture some of the spirit of the Battlefields of old. We'll find out on either March 25th, for , or April 8th for general purchase.
