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![Game developers, make the server system like Battlefield 5. The server needs to be active with players, players need to stay on it to maintain a competitive edge, and maps need to be changed regularly. Don't make us love Call of Duty with your ridiculous ideas. Heck yes — that frustration makes sense. I’ll turn your rant into something useful devs will actually read. Below are concise, tactical suggestions for a server system like Battlefield V, plus three ready-to-send messages you can post (short tweet, forum post, and a longer feedback email) and a quick plan for rallying community support. What developers should do (clear, actionable) 1. Active server population rules • Keep servers open only while population stays above a minimum threshold (e.g., 32/64). If below threshold for X minutes, merge or redirect players to another active server instead of letting matches limp along. 2. Persistence for staying on a server • Give players small but meaningful rewards (XP bonus, rotation priority, temporary consumable) for staying on the same server for full rounds — not massive pay-to-win, just retention incentives. • Track “server streaks” and show them in the UI (e.g., “You’ve been on this server 3 rounds — +10% XP”). 3. Competitive matchmaking + server balance • Matchmake into populated servers first; avoid dumping new players into near-empty servers. • If skill balance is needed, swap players across teams rather than spinning up a new match. 4. Regular map rotation • Force rotations after a set number of rounds or elapsed time; expose admin-controlled rotation with shuffled map pools to avoid stale maps. • Add “map vote” at the end of the round with quick two- or three-option choices so community influence is felt. 5. Spectator / server browsing UX • Show live server population, ping, map time remaining, and “recommended” tag for active/popular servers. • Allow server favorites and auto-join when a chosen server becomes available/populated. 6. Prevent churn-inducing features • Avoid frequent short-lived game modes that splinter population; consolidate into a few strong playlist options. • Don’t fragment playlists across too many niche options at launch — bring them later as population permits. 7. Data & telemetry for tuning • Track average time-on-server, round completion rate, and map burn rate. Use those to automatically tweak rotation intervals and merge rules. 8. Communication & transparency • Tell players why merges/redirects happen and what they gain by staying (clear UI messaging). Short Tweet (copy-paste) Game devs — please make servers like BFV: only open healthy/populated servers, reward players for staying, rotate maps regularly, and prioritize merging over limp matches. Don’t force us into CoD-style quick churn. We want meaningful, competitive rounds. #KeepServersAlive #BattlefieldStyle Forum post / Reddit (longer, persuasive) Title: Please bring BFV-style server systems back — here’s exactly what to do Body: Tired of dead or limp matches and constant map/stats resets? BFV got server flow right: populated servers, meaningful incentives to stay, and regular map rotation kept matches competitive and fun. Devs — please implement: • Merge low-pop servers quickly, don’t let matches limp. • Give small XP/bonus rewards for completing rounds on the same server. • Auto-join/populate servers first, then fill from queue. • Map vote + forced rotation after X rounds. These changes increase competitiveness, reduce churn, and make every round feel meaningful. Don’t push us toward quick-play churn like CoD. We want long, competitive, enjoyable sessions. Detailed feedback email to devs (copy-paste) Subject: Player feedback — Please implement BFV-style server systems to keep matches competitive Body: Hi [Dev Team], • #BattlefieldCommunity • #BringBackBFVServers • #ServerStability • • erge low-populat](/video/cover/7574111281981033748.webp)
