Great potential, but disappointing choice

A game that promises a lot, and like his promises during gameplay multiplayer. The engine is breathtaking, a real pleasure to play, even if difficult to handle at first. I will not speak of the campaign that I have not done, but I believe its importance is almost zero in a series called Battlefield, where the game is composed overwhelmingly of titanic but resolutely strategic multiplayer battles.
I will not dwell on the game itself, other sites do very well, but here I decided to sanction a development philosophy that I found unacceptable by the developers at EA Games.
I put 2 stars (and again, I almost did put a) because of Origin and Battlelog. Both boils the gaming universe are respectively impotent clone Steam (Valve) and abusive mix Battle.net (Blizzard) and Facebook. The most shocking thing for me was to be unable to launch the multiplayer game program without a browser! Yes, you heard right! The Battlelog is a kind of "part of the game delocalized over the web" blending of search capabilities and social networks (friends, etc ...). Personally this is only my opinion, but I am literally sick of this new "fashion" forcing players to be constantly connected to the Internet to take advantage of any functionality of their games. And I'm not alone.
But that EA has taken a new step in this delirium rerouting via Web: now the parties can be reached Multi than through this site as well as the advanced stats and almost everything else that is only on Battlelog. Can you imagine? The button "Join Game" is on the web page and is the BROWSER that launches your game (I guess with preposterous command line) via a BROWSER PLUGIN !!
Thrilling ...
When will the Battlefield 4 where the desktop shortcut will point to an outright URL? We can play directly through the browser?