Summary: Fun multiplayer and gorgeous graphics almost outweigh
bullet sponge enemies and massive server issues.  It’d be nice
if the makers of Battlefield and Call of Duty would just stop
pretending they care about a single player campaign. The
unwritten rule of these first-person shooter powerhouses is that
multiplayer be top notch while the single player story is
cliché, boring, ridiculous, and infuriating. Battlefield 4 is no
exception to this rule. Perhaps we will live in a world where
the single-player story is handled with care, but with the
multiplayer-only Titanfall on the horizon, it’s only a matter of
time before the single-player shooter campaign fades from
existence completely.  Not quite next gen, but not quite last
gen, Battlefield 4 is a gorgeous in-between title to greet the
new console generation. The graphics, especially the facial
capture, put Call of Duty: Ghosts to shame. Soft lighting,
particle effects, reflections, realistic waves, and much, much
more show that Frostbite 3 is going to b