The ‘Battlefield 2042’ beta is a few months old but progress has been made since, DICE says

Battlefield 2042‘s Emma “Sundance” Rosier is the first playable, non-binary specialist in the series.Last week (October 21), EA Dice revealed the final five specialists who will be joining the game’s roster when it launches next month.

The developer of ‘Battlefield 2042’ has shared some information that the team learned after the most recent beta, and how the game will be shaped and changed thanks to the feedback. We also now know about the final five operators that will be included with the game, making for a total of ten at launch.

EA Dice has finally revealed the final five specialists for Battlefield 2042 – bringing the total up to ten playable characters.The five new specialists, each with their own unique abilities and backstory, will be arriving in Battlefield 2042 when the game launches later this year.Here’s our first look at the final five specialists:Class: Recon Birthplace: India Speciality: Cyber Warfare Suite Trait: Trojan NetworkNavin’s impressive trait allows him to hack enemy soldiers – when the hacked

EA has revealed that after feedback from the Battlefield 2042 open beta, aim assist will be given some extra strength at launch.As per a blog posted today (October 21), EA has confirmed plans to make aim assist in Battlefield 2042 stronger than it was during the beta.“We’ve also heard your feedback on Aim Assist strength on controllers.

EA has confirmed that Battlefield 2042 Hazard Zone, the game’s new mode, will feature smaller versions of the titles much larger multiplayer maps.READ MORE: Why ‘Katamari Damacy’ might be gaming’s purest expression of comedy through playAs confirmed to The Loadout, EA has clarified that the seven maps featured in the new mode will be “tailored to the smaller player count”.While this doesn’t confirm how large the maps are going to be, the recent Beta for Battlefield 2042 gives us an indication of

DICE and EA have revealed Battlefield 2042's new game mode, Hazard Zone.

EA has finally revealed Hazard Zone, the third game mode for Battlefield 2042. Fans have suggested that Hazard Zone will end up being similar to Escape From Tarkov, but EA’s reveal today (October 14) means the time for guessing is over – here’s what Hazard Zone is all about.Battlefield fans may be surprised with Hazard Zone – it’s a much more hardcore outing than the rest of Battlefield – but the game mode still manages to tie in with the rest of Battlefield 2042.

A new game mode is being revealed for the upcoming all-out warfare game Batatlefield 2042.

Battlefield 2042 Hazard Zone mode gameplay reveal is happening later today (October 14), and you can watch it right here.The footage from EA will premiere at 4pm BST/ 11am ET/ 8am PT. The reveal is embedded below.Hazard Zone is one of three multiplayer modes in Battlefield 2042, as the game forgoes any sort of single player campaign in favour of a focus on online multiplayer.

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Battlefield 2042’s Hazard Zone game mode will premiere on October 14, according to EA.The YouTube livestream for the reveal can be found below, with it taking place at 4pm BST/ 11am ET/ 8am PT on October 14.

Battlefield 2042‘s beta only a couple of days after it became public.Dice’s beta for Battlefield 2042 has entered its open beta with early access for those who pre-ordered starting on October 6. However, as first spotted by PCGamer, some players are already finding exploits.

After delaying the game by a month, EA and DICE are delivering some good news, and it’s directly aimed at those people who haven’t been able to secure or afford a new-generation console yet. The developer doesn’t want to leave anyone behind, so everyone is getting dual entitlement.

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EA has confirmed that standard editions of Battlefield 2042 will include cross-progression and dual entitlement, allowing digital editions of the shooter to play across both console generations.At a press event, EA confirmed that standard edition copies of Battlefield 2042 for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S will come with dual entitlement, allowing fans to play the copy on last-gen Xbox One and PS4 consoles.Battlefield 2042 will also include cross-progression, which means that switching consoles

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Electronic Arts has announced its community initiative to help ensure a positive and welcoming experience for Battlefield 2042 players.In a new blog post, EA has outlined its “Positive Play” initiative which will focus on ensuring the Battlefield community will remain a positive space when the game launches later this year.“We want you to be proud of being a part of the Battlefield community – a globally inclusive and diverse community where any race, gender, sexual orientation, religion,

After a month delay to ‘Battlefield 2042’ a few questions were thrown up regarding the beta, which was designed to be open to all so EA and DICE could stress test the servers before the launch of the latest (and hopefully) greatest ‘Battlefield’ title. EA went very quiet after the delay, but now we have the beta details, and on top of that, some PC specs for the game as well.

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