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Hello Guys, I Do not have any DLC , How its possible to Load more maps? Some of maps are locked and needs to Order DLC. Thank you.

Originally posted by Kerangor:

Originally posted by clueless:

Added today(8/7/25)
no one had completed them yet(0%)
are these achievable now or with a future update?

Hey,

You have eagle eyes my friend. :)

These two achievements will be available in the upcoming update at August 24.

Have a great day!

OK
Will mark my calendar

meh, if a game doesn't run on my PS5 or on Steam OS later this year, then it's pure trash.and even so, it's probably pure trash still going by the past decade or so of garbage games the bigger the publisher the bigger the garbage heap it generally has been. I didn't pay for it yet until I saw if the pc was gonna be a ♥♥♥♥-show and not worth it, and it looks like it isn't worth it here.

chances are if they're this anal, like activision, they're likely planning a lot of bait & switches like some EOMM of their own or to let premades run rampant and ♥♥♥♥ on solos to sell them all skins while they're riding the dopamine roller coaster solos only exist to hold up for them. i'm expecting one or the other, likely the sbmm bait and switch if they're this anal already. And that's worse than dealing with premades that I can just duck out of and into another random lobby to avoid frankly. So I'm probably not buying it on PS5 either, it's still dumb to not check it out while it's still free though.

but I expect to be playing Delta Force on PS5 instead in a few weeks since I'm not into paying twice for internet nor for paying for games that I'm not able to play as a result of a publisher's greedy decisions. I don't change the way I do things for any one thing, let alone an unessential thing.

As a seasoned gamer with a deep passion for video games, I want nothing more than for the industry to thrive, but when I see my beloved hobby threatened by modern commercial practices that prioritize profit over quality, I feel compelled to speak out and defend it. Preordering video games may seem enticing with promises of exclusive bonuses or early access, but it’s a risky practice that often benefits publishers more than players. By securing sales before a game’s release, preorders encourage studios to rush development, frequently resulting in unfinished or buggy products that rely on post-launch patches or DLCs to feel complete. This trend undermines quality, leaving players with disappointing experiences and limited refund options. Below, i outline five compelling reasons to avoid preordering, followed by examples of major disappointments in modern gaming.

Top 5 Reasons to Avoid Preordering :

1.Uncertain Quality: Preordering commits you to a game without reviews or player feedback, risking disappointment if the gameplay, story, or execution fails to meet expectations.

2.Launch Issues and Bugs: Many games launch with technical issues like crashes, glitches, or poor optimization, frustrating early adopters who expect a polished experience.

3.Incomplete Content: Some titles release with missing features, cut content, or reliance on future updates, leaving preorderers with an incomplete product.

4.Limited Refund Options: Strict refund policies on many platforms and retailers make it difficult to recover your money if the game underdelivers.

5.Overhyped Marketing: Publishers use polished trailers and lofty promises to drive preorders, but the final product often fails to match the hype, misleading fans.

How Preorders Encourage Unfinished Games

Preorders guarantee revenue upfront, reducing the pressure on studios to deliver a fully polished game at launch. With sales secured, developers may rush development, cut corners, or release games with known issues, relying on patches or DLCs to address problems later. This cycle results in subpar experiences for preorderers while studios face less accountability for quality at launch, effectively diminishing the potential for games to launch as complete, high-quality experiences.

9 Major Disappointments in Modern Video Games

1.Battlefield 2042 (2021): Hyped as a next-gen evolution of the Battlefield series, it launched with severe bugs, missing features (like a scoreboard or voice chat), poor performance, and unbalanced gameplay. Fans criticized its departure from the series’ core strengths, leading to a steep player drop-off.

2.Monster Hunter Wilds (PC, 2025): Despite praise for its combat and visuals, the PC version disappointed with performance issues, including low frame rates, low-resolution textures, and pop-in, earning “Overwhelmingly Negative” recent Steam reviews. Players felt Capcom rushed the release, with lackluster endgame content.

3.Killing Floor 3 (2025): Marketed as a thrilling co-op shooter, it launched with performance issues, limited content (only five waves and three bosses), and a live-service shift with battle passes, alienating fans. It felt like a downgrade from Killing Floor 2.

4.Payday 3 (2023): Promoted as a slick heist shooter, it launched with a grindy progression system, always-online requirements, and a serious tone that lacked Payday 2’s charm, disappointing fans with technical issues and a shallow experience.

5.Cyberpunk 2077 (2020): Promised as a groundbreaking RPG, it launched with crippling bugs, performance issues (especially on consoles), and missing features, leading to its temporary removal from the PlayStation Store.

6.No Man’s Sky (2016): Hyped as a vast, multiplayer universe, it delivered repetitive gameplay and missing features at launch. Updates later improved it, but preorderers felt misled.

7.Anthem (2019): Marketed as a revolutionary looter-shooter, it launched with repetitive missions, a weak story, technical issues, and no meaningful endgame, leading to its abandonment.

8.Fallout 76 (2018): Bethesda’s multiplayer Fallout debuted with severe bugs, unstable servers, and a lack of engaging content, disappointing fans expecting a polished experience.

9.Star Wars Battlefront II (2017): Despite high anticipation, its launch was marred by a predatory loot box system, unbalanced gameplay, and limited content, sparking significant backlash.

Conclusion :

Preordering fuels a cycle where studios prioritize sales over quality, often releasing unfinished or problematic games like Battlefield 2042, Monster Hunter Wilds (PC), Killing Floor 3, and Payday 3. This trend undermines the potential for polished game launches. By waiting for reviews and player feedback, you can make informed purchasing decisions, avoid wasting money, and encourage developers to deliver complete, high-quality experiences. Let games prove their worth before you buy! Vote with your wallet and help make PC video games great again!

Crazy this is still in alpha after 10 years.

Originally posted by arkadia1774:

Eve are you a cryptobro? You sound like one. Selling those NFT's, making the cash 'cause you is smahtta than the average bear bro!

It's all FUD, everything these trolls are saying. To the moon baby, to the moon!!!

I bet you got a Lambo in the garage too right? Maybe right up next to a bookcase...

This is the majority of the very few people playing EU, and if one look in the thread about the steam release on the forum there is players even saying right out that it that kind of people EU wants not "gamers".

They want people chasing money, blind opportunist that can "invest" in what thoose people left want to sell, they are left with empty bags couse they are the bottomfeeders of the pyramid. Skalman and Mercury and Proppen etc etc left along time ago.

还是老样子 剧情没法继续，打完山猪睡觉 必奔溃

5-7小时只有魔女的一半欸(´;ω;`)