Battlefield 2042 in October [Jun 09, 2021, 10:12 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The
new Battlefield Trailer just debuted as planned, confirming Battlefield
2042 is indeed the title of the next installment in the military shooter
series. This was actually revealed earlier, as a listing for the game popped-up
this morning on Origin,
offering some details. Since leaks and teases are all intrinsic to the marketing
of this game, it's impossible to tell the mistakes from the scheming at this
point. The cinematic clip shows off futuristic combat using wingsuits, roboto
dogs, hovercraft, high-tech tanks, and more. Oh yeah, and a soldiernado. It
concludes promising a gameplay reveal on June 13th. The game's
Origin Listing is once again live, including
a FAQ
saying it is due on October 22nd. Here's the
description:
Battlefield 2042 is a first-person shooter that marks the return to the iconic all-out warfare of the franchise. In a near-future world transformed by disorder, adapt and overcome dynamically-changing battlegrounds with the help of your squad and a cutting-edge arsenal.
With support for 128 players, Battlefield 2042 brings unprecedented scale on vast battlegrounds across the globe. Players will take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
If they're doubling the size of the maps, then it could work that way...yes. But this is not something I am aware of. If the map sizes are not significantly larger then its just a matter of mathematics where you're sticking twice the amount of players into the same size maps and making them fight over smaller sectors now...think of Domination in COD, then make the map 5x larger so you can add more ABC capture points in various zones or sectors. The point is, once you arrive at the zone where you want to start capturing it will no longer play like the Conquest of old. Again, because you are vastly increasing the amount of players on a similar amount of total map area.
But, if they substantially increase the map area size then I could see your point. But I doubt that will be the case due to serious performance issues.
But, if they substantially increase the map area size then I could see your point. But I doubt that will be the case due to serious performance issues.
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