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Just because there are differences doesn’t mean there aren’t similarities. Another comment said it’s closer to Squad, which sounded like a contradiction but proves the point. Squad evolved off of Battlefield. It has many similarities, even though it is a very different game, and most Battlefield players would hate it.
So I dont follow these games, but: similarities don’t make it a clone, either. I.E. every racing game isnt a clone of whatever the first big one was.
I literally said it wasn’t a clone. The comment I replied to said they had nothing in common, which is totally wrong.
Anyway, the phrase “[thing]-clone” has a long history in gaming where it doesn’t literally mean a clone. What we know as the FPS genre was originally called “Doom clones” where Wikipedia literally redirects “Doom clone” to “first person shooters”. It’s the same for the [thing]-likes", like souls-likes. Most of them share little with souls games, but that’s still the term we use. I, and most gamers probably, would read “Battlefield clone” to mean a game that takes many components of Battlefield to make a new game, which this does. It’s not an exact copy, but it’s working with a lot of the same recipe.