"Battlefield: Hardline" beta features secret reload animations, according to PlayStation Lifestyle.
The randomly inserted reload animations in the game are both impressive and funny. Players can encounter a third hand popping out to reload an assault rifle including an RO9-D3.
Aside from that, another clip showed the player using the power of his mind to reload his weapon. A second video showed the player using street magic to reload a pistol. The animations are new to players since they are actually rare.
The developers revealed that there is just "one in 10,000 chance" to discover an animation. The animation only appears when the player reloads an "empty clip." Most gamers also don't notice the secret reload since the focus is on the center of the screen to spot enemies, according to Cinema Blend.
"Battlefield: Hardline" is getting really popular as it achieved the 5 million player mark. Visceral Games general manager Steve Papoutsis revealed on Twitter the good news that the beta has reached over 5 million players, Game Spot reported.
Papoutsis added that he is proud of the whole team and that he is happy that they are enjoying. The general manager also encouraged players to continue providing feedbacks.
The game is already a hit to old players but Papoutsis assured new ones that they will enjoy the game as well. The developers have integrated pop ups all throughout the game to guide new players of "Battlefield: Hardline."
New gamers can see helpful pop ups such as "hey, this is how the weapon works" or "hey, this is how you can upgrade your character." Developers do not want to discourage new players joining the team.
There are tools that the newbies may not know how to use such as the med packs so as a helpful feature, newcomers can take the benefits of healing ammo from a teammate by clicking a button.
There is no need for the teammate to offer the pack. These minor additions are ways to encourage more players to enjoy "Battlefield: Hardline."
The full "Battlefield: Hardline" game will be released n March 17 in PCs and all gaming consoles.
