Fucking spot on.
Depends what you liked/disliked about Battlefield 1. The TTK/TTD in Battlefield V is a lot more punishing, meaning the somewhat arcadey nature of engagements in Battlefield 1 are gone. You drop faster, as do your enemies with most weapons. This is further accentuated by the weapon feedback, which now have more controllable bullet spread that rewards accuracy and pacing with trigger pulls. Spotting as you know it is gone, forcing greater situational awareness as enemies often won't be highlighted on the main display even when you're fighting them. Health is now tiered in auto recovery, so if you get hit hard and run away you'll need to find a medic or med kit to go back to full health.
It's got some balance issues, as always with a Battlefield launch. But yeah. By and large, with Battlefield 1 DICE went in a more comfortable direction, making the moment-to-moment play easier to adapt to (while still keeping the skill ceiling high enough). You're more empowered as a one-man-soldier in Battlefield 1; you can generally take more of a beating, rarely need to worry about ammunition or health, have your screen covered in spotted enemies, and dominate pretty heavily solo once you get your head around the mechanics. Battlefield V is more punishing in almost every aspect; enemies are harder to see, ammunition and health require a bit more attention due to limitations, and weapons pack a harder punch. Some people here aren't a fan of that. I personally am.
