Acheter Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass PC CD KEYS pas cher à partir de €14.31 🎮 expansion

In fact these 4 maps are twice better than whole 10 vanilla maps combined. Sad that this wasn't in vanilla game. Frontline is just beyondIn fact these 4 maps are twice better than whole 10 vanilla maps combined. Sad that this wasn't in vanilla game. Frontline is just beyond awesome, for first time i felt like i'm in WWI warfare from Battlefield 1. DICE really needs to add Operation server browser and Frontline mode for maps like Quentin's Scar (trench area)

If you’re still playing Battlefield 1, you should definitely get They Shall Not Pass, as it offers two outstanding maps (and two decent ones) and truly amazing atmosphere.

They Shall Not Pass is a good start to making that season pass feel like it was worth the money, though I doubt it will pull many people into buying the full game.

One of the best expansion packs in a long while, They Shall Not Pass delivers excellent gameplay, and captures the spirit of World War I better than anything thus far.

It is a good dlc for the original game? If you liked BF1, then of course buy. But, if you rarely come back to the game, and suddenly saw theIt is a good dlc for the original game? If you liked BF1, then of course buy. But, if you rarely come back to the game, and suddenly saw the news about the release of dlc, it is still better to wait for discounts. For a small cost we have the French army is simply a skin; 4 new maps (they are beautiful, play beautiful, at the level of the original maps. VERDUN HEIGHTS I particularly liked), in General maps as maps that you can play on the original maps. If the original card you tired, then of course new maps you pribude to taste. Added New Game Mode - FRONTLINES. New mode I liked. But! He can be very lengthy (2 hours! in this mode, it is normal). Interesting and sweaty mode. Added 2 new tanks, stationary weapons, and a new elite class. Also we have a 6 new weapons (they are quite nice, but to open them you need to perform tasks, task light, but it would be without them, I'm still paying for). A single company for no French (but this was expected). For the money, not very much, so be recommended to not can. But! If you play a lot of BF1, then of course buy. Others wait discounts.

Battlefield 1 is a brilliant fast-paced military shooter that I spent a lot of time playing, especially over the recent Christmas holidays. The additional content in “They Shall Not Pass” is fun to play, but it does leave you a bit sour when you look deeper into it and see so many assets which have been reused. On top of that this content also splits the community, and pressuring players to purchase the DLC or be left behind. There are much better ways to handle delivering extra content to players, unfortunately this isn’t one of them.

Battlefield 1 already had plenty of content to enjoy for many months but its first expansion seems necessary to all Battlefield players. They Shall not Pass is set on the French front, one of the most affected of the First World War. Four huge and complete maps are waiting for you in an almost indispensable DLC.

Im a veteran BF player (1942, 2142, BFBC2, BF3, BF4, etc). That said, I will try to pin-point the main elements of this DLC:Pros:-Im a veteran BF player (1942, 2142, BFBC2, BF3, BF4, etc). That said, I will try to pin-point the main elements of this DLC:Pros:- Frontline mode: Its a really nice touch. BF crew said several times they watched over "Verdun", the game, when doing BF1. In this mode thats showed. When we all played operations in the main game, we saw some of the best elements of conquest and rush together. Here in frontlines we see the same, but in a smaller and more chaotic scale. Some people like the fact that there is no time limit, some ppl hate it. It doesnt matter. Frontlines as well as Operations capture the frenzy that is playing a BF game, and it also captures a lot the WW1 feeling, of pushing and falling back in the same attack.- New operations:- "Devils Anvil" (Verdun Heights followed by Fort Vaux): Best operation to date. No tanks, no planes, only infantry. No behemot, you get 4 elites. There is also a Siege weapon (big mortar) that fires up from attackers base or defense last sector if the team is failing. Verdun Heights its something just amazing. Really WW1 feeling, with all the smoke, the fire, the dust, the foxholes, the trenches, the ruins. Fort Vaux is a great close quarters map. As you probably remember when operation locker improved from operation metro...well, Fort Vaux improved Operation Locker idea.- Beyond the Marne: Cool operation, tank focused. Neither my favorite nor the worst. Too many tanks and airplanes and too big maps some would say, but all in all, a nice and fine operation.- New weapons: As usual, weapons of a just release DLC are usually a little OP. Its normal, not only because of the lack of massive testing, but bc DICE wants ppl who suck to buy the DLC to get some leverage over the other players lol. I dont get mad at that, its just bussiness ofc. But they are ok.Now the cons:- Really DICE...why not a new chapter of the awesome (but short as usual) campaign? For the first time a BF shooter focused on the people rather than the war, and this made the single player campaign something beautifull between so much horror the WW brought. Why not give us a chapter from the French side, who suffered so much? Why not give us a German or Austro Hungarian chapter, to remember us that there were no good and bad guys in this war as u said since minute 1? There is absolutely no explanation for this. They cant blame the team, they cant blame the money, they cant blame anything. They are charging us 50 USD for premium (60 for all DLCs bought separately). Thats the whole full price of the game. At least i expect 100% more content, and i think we are not gonna get that if we dont get single player campaigns.Hope you guys think this review is usefull. Ignore as usual those reviews that give the game a 1/2/3/4. Its pretty obvious those are rage trains. I think this is one of the best DLCs of a BF game for the last few years and i was pretty much suprised too see what DICE delivered. A little faith restored after so many dissapointments.

I’m happy to report that these four new maps are unique enough to justify the addition and definitely won’t feel like rehashed content.

If your like me and you bought the premium pass then you will feel like this is a good start to BF1 DLC package. The 4 maps are well designedIf your like me and you bought the premium pass then you will feel like this is a good start to BF1 DLC package. The 4 maps are well designed and 5 new primary weapons are also well done. I will say that I was also expecting one or two secondary weapons to be included as well. As there is not much choose for french secondary weapons with in the game. It also includes new mele weapons and also include mele weapons to be unlocked via puzzle pieces. I think they went abit of board with the mele weapons although I would of preferred more guns. The only real downside to this DLC is having to unlock the weapons. Some are more easily unlocked than others and some are abit of a pain. For example having to kill 50 enemys with one specif mele weapon to unlock just one of the mele seems to hard a changle and will probably take most people quite a few weeks of game-play to unlock all the new weapons. The is also other changes like get 5 headshotts in a round with a certain gun is will defiantly frustrate some people. However some people will like the challenge of unlocking new stuff. It will defiantly really bug some people that they will probably never unlock some weapons. To put a warning out there THE WEAPONS ARE HARD TO UNLOCK DO NOT BUY THIS DLC IF YOU WANT INSTANT ACCESS TO ALL THE WEAPONS IT WILL TAKE YOU MANY MANY HOURS TO UNLOCK ALL THE WEAPONS.Other downside is the new maps make the normaps actually seems quite bad. I mean the maps few much more like a ww1 setting and by setting the verdun maps in 1916 they didn't actually limit themselfs but actually found new ways to make the game execting with new Artillery and good map design such as in 'Verdun heights'. I think dice can learn alot from this that not every operation and map has to be set in 1918 and that not ever operation needs a behemoth although the behemoth in 'Beyond the marnie' Is cool the 'Devils anvil' was very refreshing to see a new type of map design that actually capture the essence of ww1 much better than other else in BF1 yet.

DICE has turned the red poppy as the symbol of this first DLC, They Shall Not Pass. It's visuals are as intense as at the original game, which is saying a lot. Its gameplay does not vary much, but it has enough content.

Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass DLC is another impressive expansion from DICE. Ultimately worth the wait, the inclusion of the French army, weaponry and historical maps fit perfectly into the game. This DLC has something for everyone, whether you just wanted new maps to play your favorite modes, something new to sink your teeth into in Frontlines, or more World War I lore in the Operations mode.

Four new maps, a new game mode and the addition of the French Army deepen the experience in the best war first-person shooter of 2016. Finally we can witness the Verdun battle.

They Shall not Pass is a good first DLC for Battlefield 1. It's a good thing France finally enters in the conflict, but it's sadly without any proper single campaign. As a multiplayer only DLC, it's still a very good one: the new maps are beautiful and the new vehicles bring intense fight, especially the behemoth 2C tank, a true monster! If you love BF1, you can rush full steam ahead.