Hands-on: Battlefield V's ambitious Grand Operations make map rotations meaningful
(PCWorld)

Battlefield has always been defined by its multiplayer modes. First there was Conquest. Then there was Rush.And then there was `Operations.` The large-scale warfare mode, which debuted in Battlefield 1, quickly became one of my favorites, blending the standard Battlefield multiplayer with some light storytelling elements. For the first time, multiplayer matches weren´t just isolated, winner-takes-all brawls. They were contextualized, one small part of a larger war.That flare for the dramatic returns in Battlefield V ($60 preorder on Amazon), and we went hands-on with the renamed `Grand Operations` mode at EA Play yesterday.To read this article in full, please click here