DICE can include a Bagpipe for Battlefield V personalization objects, producer defends historical accuracy

The personalization objects of Battlefield V have been criticized but although we have confirmed that they are historically accurate, many still believe the opposite. EA DICE now comes to defend vanity items from Battlefield V. Speaking to PC Gamer Magazine, DICE producer Andreas Morrell said he understands that these vanity items must be credible.

DICE claims Battlefield V customization items correspond to the time, "we do not create a steampunk," Morrell said. What is even more interesting is that we can see very unusual elements in Battlefield V. According to Morell, they came across a WWII soldier named Mad Jack Churchill

'Mad Jack'. Churchill was part of the Norwegian campaign of the British Army. He is the only man to have been killed at the sword during the Second World War. He used to wear a bagpipe and a Scottish sword in battle. So, fans should not be surprised to see a bagpipe in the Battlefield V personalization item list. "

EA DICE does not give in to the backlash of a vocal minority. Whether acting as Battlefield V personalization objects or female soldiers, DICE defends its choices.It is a fact that women soldiers were part of World War II and many fought on the battlefield. their inclusion and their participation in the battle are exaggerated in Battlefield V; it's a video game at the end of the game.

Different people with different opinions contribute to the debate Some hardcore fans are not happy then that others did not find much, but the kickback went too far, in fact, Reddit had to close this debate completely

Battlefield V alpha closed on Origin as soon as now and the servers are pl This shows the interest of the community, something we see since the fall of the second trailer.

Battlefield arrives on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC in October. You can pre-order the game now at Origin, PlayStation Store and Xbox Marketplace.

Regardless of the reaction, Battlefield seems to be a fun game and DICE gives priority to historical accuracy. But that certainly does not mean that BFV is historically inaccurate, some parts are exaggerated. Is this something the community can hope for? We will have to wait and see.