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Even though it's worse than the PS4 version its still very good and shouldn't detract anyone from buying it.
Its mostly the resolution that's different. Everything else is about the same.
Looks like Dice did the best they could with the consoles. Well done.
I played a few hours and the 720 is fine. Not sure why it's a dealbreaker for some. Almost like it's the principle of the thing. Visually it's a stunning game, even in 720p.
With that said... this game should be 1080/900.... not 900/720. Everyone seems to be able to pull that off but Dice/EA.