[Steam] Battlefield 1, 4 and 5 (95% OFF - Historical Low)

4 had okay singleplayer. 1 also had campaign but it's very short

Battlefield 1 campaign was good. Battlefield 4 campaign was just OK

I have I and V. The campaigns there are considered short, but I don't think so, there are ~6 hours of gameplay there, and they are really good. And online is fun, I'm telling you this as a person who doesn't like online.

Battlefield 1 campaign visually and some of the stories are very very good

This is because Steam only has the special editions, which are twice as expensive

thanks for the warning I'll make a note of it on my launcher not to play these in my library, or at least do it on a steamdeck or some throwaway PC with nothing else on it

BF 1 and 5 steam description.
"Uses Kernel Level Anti-Cheat
EA Anti-Cheat - Requires manual removal after game uninstall"

A good shout, that.

Though what really gets me is that despite Punkbuster being so intrusive, it's also also been around forever and still not a very reliable anticheat. Even when completely zeroing bullet spray patterns and snap-locking to targets at absolute max visual distance, cheaters have been able to clear servers for extended periods of time without being touched. I mean, sure, it'll have been updated over the many years it's been active, but it was bemusing to have memories of it from when Battlefield 2 was 'recent', and then join on the tail end of Battlefield 3 and find the same behaviours were still flaunted.

Maybe I expect too much from anticheats in online games (I can't say I know what things they monitor and what refinements they undergo), but if we sacrifice that level of intrusion then it should have been for a noteworthy increase in efficacy over less intrusive methods, surely?