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And for the 3 games you've listed. Insurgency definately takes the cake.
The other two are just running around spawn camping pew pew fest casual first person shooters. Battlefield 5 does have some simple building mechanics if you're a support I think, but that isn't exactly enough to say it's a real tactical game when you can spawn right infront of an enemy and get your head blown off a split second after. On that topic, someone spawned in front of me with their back turned once in Battlefield 1, you know what I did? Melee killed them and felt bad after. Terrible spawn systems in Battlefield and Call of Duty.
I recommend the former more and BFV has no appeal imo. I'll wait until EA notices us and make a legit BF"5".
Sure, the multiplayer is not as massive as BFV and BO4's Blackout mode but it offers more tactical, realistic gameplay. It can also be
really intense sometimes.
I would say BO4 or Insurgency, not BF5 unless it is on sale. You can buy BO4 MP/BR for $30 now, but it doesn't include the Zombiepart, which is okay if you don't play it anyway.
The Multiplayer for BO4 is pretty good, though there are meta weapons and that isn't exactly fun to play against.
Insurgency is a pretty decent shooter aswell, which is not really arcade compared to BO4, but also not realistic, still fun.