EA has announced that it has hired former developers from parts of the Battlefield series. Their mission will be to make the next installment in the series the most realistic yet. Will the company be able to deliver on that element?

EA confirmed through its CEO Andre Wilson Previously, the team working on the next Battlefield game was the largest ever in the development history of the entire series, and now the company confirms that the game will be the most realistic ever.

EA hasn't revealed much about the next Battlefield game, though its development team is the largest in the series. The project draws talent from four studios: DICE, Criterion, Motive, and Ripple Effect. Ripple recently hired two former developers through its Hire Our Heroes program, and the development team will use their experience to make the next game a more realistic experience.

What's even more powerful is that the company has appointed two people with military experience, as we can see in the photos below. These two will advise and act in the game.

I started a career Madison Dougherty [على اليمين] She served as a soldier in the Military Police before becoming a logistics officer and battalion operations officer. She was assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division, where she was the leader of the deployment platoon of approximately 30 Black Hawk helicopters. EA explained on the blog:

“The best way to describe it is that it’s the most expensive mobile gas station I’ve ever seen.” After a three-month fellowship with EA’s Battlefield team, she joined Ripple Effect as a product manager.

Or Aaron Johnson [على اليسار] He is a former Green Beret and small unit tactics instructor. Johnson's career has seen him everywhere from Afghanistan to Japan and many places in between.

EA has yet to reveal a release date for the game, and we expect to hear more about it throughout the year.