The pick of the weapons is the Sjogren Inertial Factory (Assault class shotgun), which fires rapidly but doesn’t offer the same range as the OP Model 10A Hunter. There are six fresh guns, four melee weapons, and a new Elite class. A fun addition then, but only under specific conditions. Here games can last longer than Conquest matches as teams scrap for supremacy, attempting to finally reach the opposition’s base. The push and pull of capturing objectives then being pushed back, before regrouping and recapturing very much plays to Battlefield 1’s ethos of taking ground inch by inch. A finely balanced game, however, can be a delight. There’s something hugely demoralising about being on the losing side in Frontlines it feels like you’re trying to hold back the tide as it washes over you and thoroughly dilutes your K/D and win/loss ratio. It’s a 24-player mode, and often as one-sided as Domination, with the superior side able to bulldoze its opposition in a matter of minutes. Is it entertaining? Well, that really depends on how finely balanced the teams are. Even the fresh game mode, Frontlines, is very much a hybrid of Operations, Conquest, and Rush - there’s nothing revolutionary about it. However, while the actual contents of the download are first-class, there’s little significantly new here.
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