Following the end of the Battlefield Hardline beta, EA has posted a "Community's Most Wanted List" based on the feedback from players.
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The list contains ten topics or fixes that EA will be addressing based on the most common issues or requests from those that played the beta. These range from game mechanics complaints to features fans want to see added, and the developers have already addressed some of the issues.
One example of a common complaint was movement speed, something the developers agreed with and have changed accordingly.
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"There was a lot of feedback about slow movement speed and feeling sluggish," said Thad Sasser, Lead Multiplayer Designer for Battlefield Hardline. "We've increased player speed by 10%, and players will get a +10% bonus for running with your pistol out. It feels much faster now!
Several of the most frequently mentioned topics was vehicles, which players had a number of issues with. This includes adding more special vehicles to maps (something the team is doing), adding a way to move cars or trucks that get stuck, and adding indicators for teammates who get in the vehicle you're driving (especially helpful to see if the player carrying the objective is in your car).
EA promises to keep listening, and says that the beta was not the last chance to give input to the developers--the Community's Most Wanted lists will keep coming.
"This dialogue doesn't end with the beta. We plan on continuing this from now until launch - and beyond. So come back to the site to check in and see the latest CMW lists and to voice your opinion. We will be revealing a ton of new multiplayer details including new maps, new modes, gadgets and our single player campaign--we want to hear your feedback!"
