‘Battlefield 1’ Release Date, News & Update: 'The Great War' Trailer Reveals World War I Accurate History

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By Jonnalyn Carter , Parent Herald May 16, 10:10 pm

The upcoming "Battlefield 1" revealed a historic take of its game settings with World War I concept. "The Great War," a YouTube channel tackling the events of the past, was even surprised of "Battlefield 1" accurate history that perfectly sums up the historical event.

According to Engadget, Indy Neidell, "The Great War" host, revealed the good and bad sides of "Battlefield 1." However, he also showed the video game's flaws and the somewhat tolerable part that didn't tell the World War I's situation well.

"The Great War" "Battlefield 1" Historical Trailer Analysis was Indy Neidell's special take, going piece by piece, on the video game's narrative account. He disclosed that EA Dice, "Battlefield 1" game developer, stick to tell the precise unfortunate happenings in World War I.

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German soldiers can be seen holding shovels, victims were killed with bayonets, tanks were placed where they should and gas masks or pickaxes looked incredibly real. "Battlefield 1" also included that there are some errors that differentiate from World War I settings, but it might EA Dice's take to add originality to their game.

The shields used in "Battlefield 1" looked more modern compared to the early days. The helmets worn by the soldiers should have been heavy and neck-straining, Kotaku noted.

Trench fighters in "Battlefield 1" were bearing full fighter equipment that ought to be left in the trench before they went to fight. "The Great War" trailer also revealed the Red Baron images, placing the Red planes on the wrong places.

There were armies, too, wearing gears of other soldiers and taking different weapons. But it was also known that in World War I, militaries can take the belongings of their dead opponent.

The small inaccuracies in "Battlefield 1" were only added to include a touch of creativity to the game, Tech Times added. Hence, Indy Neidell explained that "Battlefield 1" was trying a fearless move to include life-like gears, vehicles and method in the game from World War I. "Battlefield 1" is set to be released on Oct. 21.

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