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 Battlefield 2042 Class System and Specialists Explained There has been some concern about the Specialists features that Battlefield 2042 is going go include. But it seems like Tom Henderson have given us an explanation. So Tom said it like this: "You have your tradition classes, Assault, Recon, Engineer and Support, however you now have 2-3 "Specialists" within this class system." My biggest concerne however is that we will still have the same problem the previous Battlefield game had with the "Elites" and cosmetic skins. You could not tell what class people where using only by looking at them. You could not tell if the enemy you were engaged in was a medic class that had unlimited heals.. Or a support class with unlimited ammo in some cases..    Perhaps the preson running at you is an Assault player or Recon... At the end of the day it kills any "strategic conquest" if you cant figure out what enemy you are up against..   Twitter feed below: To

Current Battlefield 2042 Pre-Purchase Offers as of June 2021 There are still some things unconfirmed like cross-play or Cross-Gen Bundle, but from what we can say initially most of the things included in the Pre-Purchase Edition Offers are 100% Cosmetic.      If you buy the standard edition of battlefield 2042 you will get early access to play the Open Beta. But only the Gold and Ultimate Editions will give you Early Access to Game Launch. The Battlefield 2042 Standard Edition Includes Open Beta Access, BAKU ACB-90 Knife, Mr. Chompy Epic Weapon Charm, Landfall Player Card Background and Old Guard TAG The Battlefield 2042 Gold Edition Includes Early Access to Game Launch and Cross-Gen Bundle. You get a One Year Pass, 4 New Specialists, 4 Battle Passes. You will also get the 3 Camo bundles. This includes the Tempest Bundle, Blistered Earth Bundle and Cold Blood Bundle The Battlefield 2042 Ultimate Edition Includes Early Access to Game Launch and Cross-Gen Bundle. You get a Digital Artboo

This is the ongoing EA cheating discussion on Battlefield V  Page 1-12

 Lets have a look at what people think about Battlefield V. Is Battlefield 5 a failure? Battlefield V ended up being a failure , and DICE should learn a valuable lesson from the game's disappointing run to ensure their next title avoids the same fate, because it's likely they won't have the luxury of letting Battlefield 's community down one more time. 8 Jun 2020 How DICE Can Learn From Battlefield 5's Failure (For Battlefield 6) Why was Battlefield 5 such a failure? Firstly, Battlefield V was very very short on development time, this created an super stressfull and ineffective environemnt for developeors to work on. Secondly, "Frostbite" is an non-userfriendly, complex and super-complicated engine to work in, in which especially beginners and DICE newers struggle. 12 Jun 2020 Why Did Battlefield 5 Really Fail? : BattlefieldV - Reddit Why is Battlefield 5 Hated? People hate it because it's so historically inaccurate and it's a real di

Former BFV Design Director is finally able to speak freely about his feelings... We all remember the toxic words from EA/Dice devs prior to the release of BFV but this recent 2021 tweet from Alan Kertz takes the win for the most disgusting coming from Dice/EA as of yet.  This is a very disgusting tweet from a DICE BFV Design Director, and you should honestly think twice before you consider supporting or buying any future BF6 ... EA or DICE games because of it. How can someone this nasty even get into a leading position at a company if it's not rotten to the core with rotten people already. https://www.reddit.com/r/BattlefieldV/comments/ml6rz4/former_bfv_design_director_is_finally_able_to/  

French videogames journalist here, I will write here what I've seen and experienced with EA France. Firstly, EA doesn't invite anybody to press events. They have a very precise list of journalists, bloggers and influencers, who aren't "hostile" to EA in any way. They want their products to be advertised and talked about in articles, posts and everywhere else on the web. By inviting journalists, and giving them free stuff (mostly goodies, but free premium versions of the game too), they in fact offer you an indirect pact with them : We give you that, so you behave and give us visibility. But I got blacklisted from all of their events, after publishing an article exposing EA and DICE's lies. Back in the day, I was invited to all of their events, had to sign NDAs (Non-Disclosure Agreements, but that's normal), and I had the opportunity to talk with EA France staff, and even DICE developers. Of course they're all very hyped about Battlefield 1, so the