‘Battlefield 2042’ update dials down bullet spread and hovercrafts this week

EA has teased that Battlefield 2042 will be getting a new map called Exposure next year, with the studio sharing high hopes for what it will involve.Speaking to Gamespot yesterday (December 2), EA has discussed what’s next for Battlefield 2042.

Prince Albert is asking for privacy after revealing his wife Princess Charlene is receiving medical treatment in a facility “outside of Monaco.”

SUNDAY AM UPDATE, Refresh for more analysis and chart: Without Paramount’s Top Gun: Maverick in the marketplace, the Thanksgiving box office was much lighter than previous holidays, grossing an estimated $141.3M over 5-days, off 46% from 2019’s pre-pandemic holiday.

A former Philadelphia police commissioner predicted Friday that mass robbery crews would spread out across the country, given their success in a recent spate of California attacks on retailers. His prediction proved correct on Black Friday.

One of the bigger names at the studio behind ‘Battlefield 2042’ has left the company just after the game has launched, but it seems that for Fawzi Mesmar, this was always the plan. In fact, it seems Mesmar had been discussing his own succession plans with DICE studio manager Oskar Gabrielson for a while beforehand.

Battlefield 2042, while highly anticipated, has had less than a stellar launch.

Battlefield 2042 is out now. It brings some major improvements, fixes, and changes to the game, including reducing the overpowered nature of the much loved Hovercraft.READ MORE: How ‘Metal Gear Solid’’s timeless yarn raised the standard for video game storytellingAs predicted yesterday (November 24), the fixes include reducing weapon bloom, i.e.

Battlefield 2042 players are hiding from others by taking advantage of the lack of building collision boxes in the game.Following the launch of Battlefield 2042 on November 19, there have been many reports from players experiencing bugs that range from performance issues to game-breaking.A specific bug that players have experienced since its release is the lack of collision boxes to the buildings in 2042‘s environment–as reported by VG247.One player shared a video to the Battlefield 2042

EA DICE has revealed details about Battlefield 2042’s next update, with fixes targeting broken revives and overpowered hovercraft.The details of the next update to Battlefield 2042 have been shared on Twitter. Key among the changes is an upcoming fix to the revive system, which would sometimes prevent players from being brought back into the fight by medics.

EA DICE’s Battlefield 2042 has received so many bad reviews that it is now one of the top ten worst games on Steam.Battlefield 2042 has had a rough time on Steam, rapidly achieving a mostly negative rating based on user reviews. As a result of the poor response, the title has sunk to the bottom 100 games on Steam, according to steam250.com (via Forbes).

Battlefield 2042 has only launched for all versions today (November 19), it’s already received thousands of negative Steam reviews from players who are unhappy with several elements of the game.A quick look at the Steam reviews of Battlefield 2042 suggest that the community is not happy with the shooter’s current state.

Battlefield 2042 has been detailed ahead of the game’s full release.The update, which was detailed on the EA website is said to be: “a small update targeted at addressing some critical issues that we identified shortly before the start of Early Access.” The post also revealed that two further patches are scheduled “over the next 30 days”.You can read the full patch notes below.In our 3 star review of Battlefield 2042, we said: “Battlefield 2042‘s biggest problem is it tries to deliver power to

Prince Charles gave an update on the Queen’s health as he spoke at an event in Jordan focusing on environmental issues.

Battlefield 2042, one issue in particular has left players more confused than irritated – the presence of strange ducks beneath one of the maps.As reported by The Loadout, Battlefield 2042 players have noticed that there are clusters of tightly-knit ducks bobbing their heads beneath the map.This seems to be an issue specifically on the Breakaway map.

EA has disabled the Prox Sensor in Battlefield 2042, stating that the throwable gadget may be responsible for the shooter’s notorious rubber-banding issues.As reported by the Battlefield Direct Communnication Twitter account (thanks, PC Gamer), the Prox Sensor was initially disabled on November 16.

Microsoft has detailed Xbox’s November update, and it’s available now.The new update brings new accessibility features to Microsoft Store, better colour filters for the Xbox Series X/S, new audio output settings and a controller firmware update.The update also improves stability in several games, such as NBA2K22, FIFA 22 and Battlefield 2042.

Nvidia has released a new GeForce Game Ready driver to improve Battlefield 2042 performance for some of its high-end graphics cards.According to Nvidia, the new driver “ensures the definitive gaming experience in Battlefield 2042, which on PC is enhanced with NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, and ray tracing.”“Battlefield 2042 Early Access is available now, and the general release follows this Friday, November 19,” they explain.

EA Dice has said that Battlefield 2042’s bullet spread is already receiving attention with changes planned.Battlefield 2042 is available now for those who purchased the gold or ultimate editions of the game, or those jumping in for a trial through EA’s subscription service EA Play. However, players have noticed a problem with some of the weapons.Players have found that weapons in Battlefield 2042 will sometimes miss the centre of a reticule.

Twitch streamer Shroud has discussed the addition of weapon bloom in Battlefield 2042, saying the feature “doesn’t feel very good” and adding that it “rewards worse players”.Speaking on stream (thanks, Dexerto), Shroud has addressed weapon bloom in Battlefield 2042.