Moving on the safer side, Visceral Games would launch "Battlefield Hardline" in a much lower graphic specification to what they promised during E3 2014. They would, however, compensate that with a bombastic map featuring "micro destruction."
The "Battlefield Hardline" developers shared on a tweet that the game would run on 900p for PS4 and 720p on Xbox One, which was slightly lower to what they promised during E3 2014. They had not yet, however, released the graphic specification for PS3 and Xbox 360. Nonetheless, they guaranteed the gamers that the game would be released without any bugs or glitches. Visceral games even tweeted that "a stable bug free game" would be released based on their beta test.
Meanwhile, "Battlefield Hardline" would offer gamers "micro destruction" for the smaller maps that would be played on; the game developers added that these small explosions would test the tactical know how of the gamers when they start making new passages like punching holes through the wall using grenade launchers. Also, players might also encounter overly reacting terrain that could erode instantly with just minor explosions; these erosions or sudden modifications on the path could test how fast gamers could react and decide what alternative route to use or make.
Then there would be the "map-altering 'Levolution,'" that would make a comeback in "Battlefield Hardline." In a statement, the developers said that "in addition to the destruction placed throughout the maps 'Levolution' would be making a strong return," based on a report from Gamesradar.
Matches would also turn gamers topsy-turvy as certain facets in their gameplay might be a heart pounding race for dear life. For instance, Downtown would feature a collapsing crane, while Bank Job would feature an unreliable vault roof. Add to that, Dust Bowl would feature a dust storm, which would make driving hazardous for the gamers.
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