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  1. Apr 9, 2017
    5
    Honestly, a bit underwhelming for a DLC. I was hoping that this would have added some single player campaign as well for the French, but apparently it did not. There are some new challenges in multiplayer to sink your teeth into, but it still feels too little. The only challenges that take considerable time are unlocking the new melee weapons, which you have to do by killing a bunch ofHonestly, a bit underwhelming for a DLC. I was hoping that this would have added some single player campaign as well for the French, but apparently it did not. There are some new challenges in multiplayer to sink your teeth into, but it still feels too little. The only challenges that take considerable time are unlocking the new melee weapons, which you have to do by killing a bunch of enemies with a specific melee weapon you already have. Not terribly satisfying, to be honest. The new maps and game mode are OK. Not great, just OK, that is, I won't be changing my main game mode from Conquest to Frontlines any time soon. Expand
  2. Apr 28, 2017
    6
    Not Bad But I Exepted Much Better and i did not see anything special and one DLC very ordinary But i hope in the upcoming DLC Very Very Better Act But the game is a Masterpiece
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  1. Mar 29, 2017
    80
    If ‘They Shall Not Pass’ is any indication of DICE’s long-term plans for Battlefield 1, fans have got a great season ahead of them.
  2. Mar 21, 2017
    60
    Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass feels like it shouldn’t have taken as long as it has to release. While it feels good to finally have something new to sink our teeth into in Battlefield 1, They Shall Not Pass feels like content that should have been there at launch or earlier in the lifecycle. Three of the new maps are fantastic and stand strong when compared to the base maps, but there’s a strong sense of déjà vu about them. The final map, while good on paper, is ultimately brought down by poor design decisions, and the new weapons, while fun, are locked beyond arbitrary walls. There’s a decent amount of content here, but it doesn’t justify the asking price, or how long it’s taken to actually get a substantial amount of new content in Battlefield 1.