Battlefield 2042
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 environments across the globe. Players will take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
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 environments across the globe. Players will take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
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 environments across the globe. Players will take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
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 environments across the globe. Players will take on several massive experiences, from updated multiplayer modes like Conquest and Breakthrough to the all-new Hazard Zone.
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This game is soulless. That's the best way to describe it. People like to bring up bugs and glitches as a reason why this game has the problems it has but it's not. It's the gameplay and the way the game flows in a match. It's the total balance within the vehicle in which DICE clearly didn't test the vehicles. The physics within the vehicles suck too. All the maps are trash, it's just more of a matter of which ones are trashier. The specialist although has some cool stuff, contributes to making the game worse in terms of team play and flow. Sound is awful, which is weird because Battlefield has always had at least "good" sound. But not here, it sounds muted. Then there's missing features expect from a Battlefield game like server browser for the main game. No chat ... MoreThis game is soulless. That's the best way to describe it. People like to bring up bugs and glitches as a reason why this game has the problems it has but it's not. It's the gameplay and the way the game flows in a match. It's the total balance within the vehicle in which DICE clearly didn't test the vehicles. The physics within the vehicles suck too. All the maps are trash, it's just more of a matter of which ones are trashier. The specialist although has some cool stuff, contributes to making the game worse in terms of team play and flow. Sound is awful, which is weird because Battlefield has always had at least "good" sound. But not here, it sounds muted. Then there's missing features expect from a Battlefield game like server browser for the main game. No chat and no stats page. Instead DICE is trying to play the "everyone is a winner" nonsense by removing what the think are "toxic" but in reality, these are core Battlefield features and without them the overall experience is hurt. The end of round fortnite/Apex Legends type stuff is so cringe. I can't believe DICE fell into this whole and sadly, I don't think they can climb out as I don't think they will learn the right lessons from this, instead they'll probably just think people don't want to play the franchise anymore when in reality, them trend chasing was the cause. For goodness sake, it's ok just to be Battlefield! You don't need to be anything other than that.
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Since the library of PS5 games is so slim, I picked up Battlefield 2042 for $49.99 Cad. Going on sale this early into release, like 1 month after releasing, should tell you something about what to expect playing this game. Initially you may like it, the maps are massive and the whole total air and ground combat combination and the chaos of war is there. That’s about where the excitement stops. This game may lead you to believe that your weapons will improve as you progress, and you will be able to actually drop a few enemy during ground combat, but that is not the case. And playing cross platform with PC players vs a console player is suicide. I find I can get 3 to 4 solid hits on an enemy, only to be dropped with one headshot. Mid range distance engagements are ... MoreSince the library of PS5 games is so slim, I picked up Battlefield 2042 for $49.99 Cad. Going on sale this early into release, like 1 month after releasing, should tell you something about what to expect playing this game. Initially you may like it, the maps are massive and the whole total air and ground combat combination and the chaos of war is there. That’s about where the excitement stops. This game may lead you to believe that your weapons will improve as you progress, and you will be able to actually drop a few enemy during ground combat, but that is not the case. And playing cross platform with PC players vs a console player is suicide. I find I can get 3 to 4 solid hits on an enemy, only to be dropped with one headshot. Mid range distance engagements are frustrating and extremely difficult, you can hit the enemy, but seldom drop him, and the sniper aiming mechanics are terrible. In fact, all of the weapon aiming mechanics suck. The 84 mm anti tank weapon is useless, firing it once and only taking 1/3 of its health only to be barraged and killed. Now, if voice chat was enabled, coordinated attacks could be achieved, but sadly there is no voice communication in this game, even between your squad. I felt they really tried to make this game too realistic, at the account of a fun and playable first person shooter. The mechanics of Star Wars Battlefront 2 Are far superior, and you get a sense of reward and satisfaction. And when you die be prepared for an Olympic long distance running event just to get back into the fight. Half your match you will find yourself humping aimlessly all over the map running from sector to sector, just to fire a couple of rounds and get shot up, rinse and repeat. This game doesn’t need just a few updates, it needs a major in game mechanics overhaul. If you like the first person experience, try Call of Duty, you’ll find it has way more entertainment value and replayability instead of battlefield 2042.
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Game is horribly broken with many many bugs. Not a traditional Battlefield Game. Massive maps that are mostly open fields between objectives and so many vehicles that you constantly wonder why there never seems to be one available so you can drive from point A to point B. Maps are cool for a hot second until you realize that lack of cover makes you a prime target for snipers, campers and vehicles. Last 3 patches have made the game worse every time. Time to wait before getting into a match is very long as the player base has dropped from around 100,000 people at launch to just around 5000 on PC. Console platforms also show a lack of playerbase given the very long wait times to get into matches if you aren't playing at peak usage which depends on where you are located ... MoreGame is horribly broken with many many bugs. Not a traditional Battlefield Game. Massive maps that are mostly open fields between objectives and so many vehicles that you constantly wonder why there never seems to be one available so you can drive from point A to point B. Maps are cool for a hot second until you realize that lack of cover makes you a prime target for snipers, campers and vehicles. Last 3 patches have made the game worse every time. Time to wait before getting into a match is very long as the player base has dropped from around 100,000 people at launch to just around 5000 on PC. Console platforms also show a lack of playerbase given the very long wait times to get into matches if you aren't playing at peak usage which depends on where you are located and which servers you can access. By the way, you can't pick which servers you join nor see a server list anywhere. Publisher (EA) and Developer (DICE) have been quiet these past few weeks with no news on how they are going to fix a game that some pad as little as $60 and as much as $120 not just 2 months ago. This isn't a Battlefield game. This is a poorly converted Battle Royale game type that had a last minute change into an extremely bland Online shooter..... with broken hit registration. You shoot another player and see the bullets go straight through with zero health removed from the enemy player. Then they shoot you and you're dead. Oh did I mention you can fall through the map at any point?
| Release date Australia | November 19th, 2021 |
| Developer | EA Dice |
| Game Edition | Standard Edition |
| Game Platform | Xbox Series X |
| Box Dimensions (mm) | 133x171x12 |
Battlefield 2042
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This game is soulless. That's the best way to describe it. People like to bring up bugs and glitches as a reason why this game has the problems it has but it's not. It's the gameplay and the way the game flows in a match. It's the total balance within the vehicle in which DICE clearly didn't test the vehicles. The physics within the vehicles suck too. All the maps are trash, it's just more of a matter of which ones are trashier. The specialist although has some cool stuff, contributes to making the game worse in terms of team play and flow. Sound is awful, which is weird because Battlefield has always had at least "good" sound. But not here, it sounds muted. Then there's missing features expect from a Battlefield game like server browser for the main game. No chat ... MoreThis game is soulless. That's the best way to describe it. People like to bring up bugs and glitches as a reason why this game has the problems it has but it's not. It's the gameplay and the way the game flows in a match. It's the total balance within the vehicle in which DICE clearly didn't test the vehicles. The physics within the vehicles suck too. All the maps are trash, it's just more of a matter of which ones are trashier. The specialist although has some cool stuff, contributes to making the game worse in terms of team play and flow. Sound is awful, which is weird because Battlefield has always had at least "good" sound. But not here, it sounds muted. Then there's missing features expect from a Battlefield game like server browser for the main game. No chat and no stats page. Instead DICE is trying to play the "everyone is a winner" nonsense by removing what the think are "toxic" but in reality, these are core Battlefield features and without them the overall experience is hurt. The end of round fortnite/Apex Legends type stuff is so cringe. I can't believe DICE fell into this whole and sadly, I don't think they can climb out as I don't think they will learn the right lessons from this, instead they'll probably just think people don't want to play the franchise anymore when in reality, them trend chasing was the cause. For goodness sake, it's ok just to be Battlefield! You don't need to be anything other than that.
Since the library of PS5 games is so slim, I picked up Battlefield 2042 for $49.99 Cad. Going on sale this early into release, like 1 month after releasing, should tell you something about what to expect playing this game. Initially you may like it, the maps are massive and the whole total air and ground combat combination and the chaos of war is there. That’s about where the excitement stops. This game may lead you to believe that your weapons will improve as you progress, and you will be able to actually drop a few enemy during ground combat, but that is not the case. And playing cross platform with PC players vs a console player is suicide. I find I can get 3 to 4 solid hits on an enemy, only to be dropped with one headshot. Mid range distance engagements are ... MoreSince the library of PS5 games is so slim, I picked up Battlefield 2042 for $49.99 Cad. Going on sale this early into release, like 1 month after releasing, should tell you something about what to expect playing this game. Initially you may like it, the maps are massive and the whole total air and ground combat combination and the chaos of war is there. That’s about where the excitement stops. This game may lead you to believe that your weapons will improve as you progress, and you will be able to actually drop a few enemy during ground combat, but that is not the case. And playing cross platform with PC players vs a console player is suicide. I find I can get 3 to 4 solid hits on an enemy, only to be dropped with one headshot. Mid range distance engagements are frustrating and extremely difficult, you can hit the enemy, but seldom drop him, and the sniper aiming mechanics are terrible. In fact, all of the weapon aiming mechanics suck. The 84 mm anti tank weapon is useless, firing it once and only taking 1/3 of its health only to be barraged and killed. Now, if voice chat was enabled, coordinated attacks could be achieved, but sadly there is no voice communication in this game, even between your squad. I felt they really tried to make this game too realistic, at the account of a fun and playable first person shooter. The mechanics of Star Wars Battlefront 2 Are far superior, and you get a sense of reward and satisfaction. And when you die be prepared for an Olympic long distance running event just to get back into the fight. Half your match you will find yourself humping aimlessly all over the map running from sector to sector, just to fire a couple of rounds and get shot up, rinse and repeat. This game doesn’t need just a few updates, it needs a major in game mechanics overhaul. If you like the first person experience, try Call of Duty, you’ll find it has way more entertainment value and replayability instead of battlefield 2042.
Game is horribly broken with many many bugs. Not a traditional Battlefield Game. Massive maps that are mostly open fields between objectives and so many vehicles that you constantly wonder why there never seems to be one available so you can drive from point A to point B. Maps are cool for a hot second until you realize that lack of cover makes you a prime target for snipers, campers and vehicles. Last 3 patches have made the game worse every time. Time to wait before getting into a match is very long as the player base has dropped from around 100,000 people at launch to just around 5000 on PC. Console platforms also show a lack of playerbase given the very long wait times to get into matches if you aren't playing at peak usage which depends on where you are located ... MoreGame is horribly broken with many many bugs. Not a traditional Battlefield Game. Massive maps that are mostly open fields between objectives and so many vehicles that you constantly wonder why there never seems to be one available so you can drive from point A to point B. Maps are cool for a hot second until you realize that lack of cover makes you a prime target for snipers, campers and vehicles. Last 3 patches have made the game worse every time. Time to wait before getting into a match is very long as the player base has dropped from around 100,000 people at launch to just around 5000 on PC. Console platforms also show a lack of playerbase given the very long wait times to get into matches if you aren't playing at peak usage which depends on where you are located and which servers you can access. By the way, you can't pick which servers you join nor see a server list anywhere. Publisher (EA) and Developer (DICE) have been quiet these past few weeks with no news on how they are going to fix a game that some pad as little as $60 and as much as $120 not just 2 months ago. This isn't a Battlefield game. This is a poorly converted Battle Royale game type that had a last minute change into an extremely bland Online shooter..... with broken hit registration. You shoot another player and see the bullets go straight through with zero health removed from the enemy player. Then they shoot you and you're dead. Oh did I mention you can fall through the map at any point?
I was looking forward to this game and had pre-ordered to get it as soon as it was released. I've played all of the Battlefield series over the years and, although I only play the campaign, still enjoyed each of the series. After loading, the game started on a huge map with a whole bunch of bots both friendly and enemy. Quite a frantic start as a tutorial and nice graphics with the usual 'classes' one sees in these games. A completed scenario and the main screen loaded up. Great, let's see what we can see. Oh, I'm sorry, we didn't mention that there is zero campaign content. At least previous recent games in the franchise had something, this time nada. OK, buyer beware I guess. Surely you can recreate something akin to the tutorial experience though? Yep, after some ... MoreI was looking forward to this game and had pre-ordered to get it as soon as it was released. I've played all of the Battlefield series over the years and, although I only play the campaign, still enjoyed each of the series. After loading, the game started on a huge map with a whole bunch of bots both friendly and enemy. Quite a frantic start as a tutorial and nice graphics with the usual 'classes' one sees in these games. A completed scenario and the main screen loaded up. Great, let's see what we can see. Oh, I'm sorry, we didn't mention that there is zero campaign content. At least previous recent games in the franchise had something, this time nada. OK, buyer beware I guess. Surely you can recreate something akin to the tutorial experience though? Yep, after some 'glowing' reviews online, it's simple enough to set up. So let's see how that goes. Once again, a similar experience to the tutorial level. Choose a class, drop into a map, get smashed or smash a bunch of bots rinse & repeat. You can level up your gear doing this, but that's about it. Whilst I know that most of these FPS games pander to the multi-player community so everyone can play with their friends or others online, moan about players who are better than them for cheating, find bugs in the game that allow them to cheat and generally do everything other than follow any sort of story, it would have been nice that, during the initial hype for the game, the fact that the thing lacked anything in the way of a single player experience could have been noted. I wouldn't have wasted time or money on the title and played more Zombies in Vanguard. One for the MMO community only.
Waited all year for this game to come out, and it's so bad I hate it. There are maybe 8 maps to play on, and they are MASSIVE, so big in fact you will be running around for 10 minutes before you see an enemy, which would have already killed you before you spot them. Respawn is a mess, it's near-impossible to regain your section, or respawn anywhere near where you died. The entire game feels pointless, I genuinely have no idea what were even fighting over and the prize at the end is empty handed. Everyone survives because some games have over 500 respawns for a team? WHY?!! Games can take 40+ minutes to get through and by the end you want it to just be over. The lack of 120hz is a joke considering this game has nothing in it, takes up barely 50gbs of storage. The ... MoreWaited all year for this game to come out, and it's so bad I hate it. There are maybe 8 maps to play on, and they are MASSIVE, so big in fact you will be running around for 10 minutes before you see an enemy, which would have already killed you before you spot them. Respawn is a mess, it's near-impossible to regain your section, or respawn anywhere near where you died. The entire game feels pointless, I genuinely have no idea what were even fighting over and the prize at the end is empty handed. Everyone survives because some games have over 500 respawns for a team? WHY?!! Games can take 40+ minutes to get through and by the end you want it to just be over. The lack of 120hz is a joke considering this game has nothing in it, takes up barely 50gbs of storage. The graphics are basic, buildings look flat, glass reflection is non-existent in most maps even with 30fps raytracing and you can only access the ground/first level at best. The random storms make no sense, a tornado can often get stuck and sit in one spot and then stay there for 30 minutes. I can go on forever. Do yourself a favour, take the money you would spend on this and set it on fire in the backyard. This game will be worthless the second you buy it and it's impossible to sell second hand. If you're a parent looking at getting this for Christmas, I have a copy if you want it...
No persistent lobbies, requiring players to matchmake after every game. No global leader boards No standard server browser Fewer standard game modes, like team deathmatch Fewer vehicle types No small transport-type vehicles, such as ATVs or bikes Fewer gun choices Various mobility mechanics, like manual leaning, high wall vaulting, backwards prone, no diving while swimming Technical issues, like less control and UI optimization options, less ultrawide monitor support, and issues with aim assist on console. A less obvious method of communicating a medic is on the way to revive a downed teammate. No Vehicle Count (1/4 on a tank, so on...) No Friendly Name Tag Setting On / Off toggle is confusing Precise tagging / Character points their arm when pinging (may be ... MoreNo persistent lobbies, requiring players to matchmake after every game. No global leader boards No standard server browser Fewer standard game modes, like team deathmatch Fewer vehicle types No small transport-type vehicles, such as ATVs or bikes Fewer gun choices Various mobility mechanics, like manual leaning, high wall vaulting, backwards prone, no diving while swimming Technical issues, like less control and UI optimization options, less ultrawide monitor support, and issues with aim assist on console. A less obvious method of communicating a medic is on the way to revive a downed teammate. No Vehicle Count (1/4 on a tank, so on...) No Friendly Name Tag Setting On / Off toggle is confusing Precise tagging / Character points their arm when pinging (may be intentional) Character animation freezes when tac running Rare under map glitches No Dog Tags No Range in kill feed bonus points for longshots (coming soon) No All Chat Leveling takes a bit long You can't see your fire mode unless ADSing Dead bodies block Boris' Turret Weapons occasionally don't swap, takes 1-2 seconds Pressing E to exit vehicles as a passenger almost never works on the first try Limited Combat Ribbons Longshots, double kills, triple kills and other such XP rewards you see in the kill feed are not present The link between you and your grenade is sometimes removed, so if it kills someone when you die, it won't count as your kill. insertion points take up to a second to place, making them hard to use screen shake can often make the placement invalid Cannot revive players against walls generally cannot revive players at time smoke nades often don't detonate and spin on the ground The intro and outros of games are far too long Auto deploy forces you to spawn at the start of the game, instead of waiting a while Customization UI is unintuitive, shows plus system but requires you to click the category first instead of moving straight to the plus. Plus system: when choosing an attachment in game, clicking will trigger the gun and shoot instead of choosing the attachemt. Doing this as well as choosing the attachment too quickly can cause a bug detaching the ADS from the POV, move left really quickly, the gun will take time to catch up, making ADSing useless. In Hazard Zone, you cannot change specialists unless you press space on PC, different to normally just clicking AA Lock On takes so long that some aircrafts already regen their flares. No Leaning No Rolling No crouch running Teammates show up as enemies Sometimes cannot switch to gun after exiting a vehicle Exiting air vehicles commonly force you back in or clip you on top of it. Better Aim Assist on Console Major or fundamental (very hard to change) issues: Bloom: major functional issues that replaces player skill with RNG. Specialists: Arguable Topic, some hate, some like No VOIP (Voice Chat) No Scoreboards Maps too big (debatable) Not a single small map and most maps huge but empty
I was prepared to be dazzled as this was the first game I bought for my new PS5, now that I finally found on in stock a year and a half after release. Visually, I'm not all the disappointed. The maps, some familiar, some brand new, do look amazing and the way in which you can alter the terrain by demolishing buildings and such w/vehicles remaiins impressive to this day. However, (3-stars indicated there is a catch, right?) the gameplay experience is clearly an afterthought. It is routine to die immediately upon spawn as it is total chaos. Imagine an actual battlefield in 2022 where there are no coms for anyone on the ground. You'd have entire divisions slaughtered with the left hand not knowing what the right is doing- This is the BF2042 experience, and the only one ... MoreI was prepared to be dazzled as this was the first game I bought for my new PS5, now that I finally found on in stock a year and a half after release. Visually, I'm not all the disappointed. The maps, some familiar, some brand new, do look amazing and the way in which you can alter the terrain by demolishing buildings and such w/vehicles remaiins impressive to this day. However, (3-stars indicated there is a catch, right?) the gameplay experience is clearly an afterthought. It is routine to die immediately upon spawn as it is total chaos. Imagine an actual battlefield in 2022 where there are no coms for anyone on the ground. You'd have entire divisions slaughtered with the left hand not knowing what the right is doing- This is the BF2042 experience, and the only one available as there is no campaign offered this time around. On the plus side, matchmaking (at least with cross-platform enabled) is quick and relatively efficient. Gone are the long wait times associated with loading/matchmaking on the last couple of BF games on the PS4. There is a sort of blandness between the characters too. As just about anybody who reviews this game has mentioned, there are no particularly distinctive aspects among the available characters you can select from. All are sort of a jack-of-all-trades and so there is no real synergy within your squad, which further lends itself to the bloodbath free-for-all nature of the combat, regardless of which mode/map you play. In the end, you have your head on a swivel the entire time and are either sniped or blown up by an artillery round that you never see coming, often within less than a second of spawning onto the map. This does not improve much with gear/skill as you progress up the ranks.
A digital battlefield never felt so crowded, yet so lonely. My first few hours playing this game were fun -- reminiscent of all the great times I had playing Battlefield 2, the original and still one of the greatest destructible environment shooters. The futuristic characters, weapons, and vehicles are pretty interesting, although sometimes a bit too reminiscent of previous Battlefield games. Same goes for the game modes: a bit novel, but sometimes too dated. There are two things that quickly deteriorated the fun, however. First, is the way players can respawn on squad mates, creating a seemingly never-ending stream of cannon fodder. This ties in to the other problem: most players mindlessly rush to their deaths over and over. There is very little disincentive to do ... MoreA digital battlefield never felt so crowded, yet so lonely. My first few hours playing this game were fun -- reminiscent of all the great times I had playing Battlefield 2, the original and still one of the greatest destructible environment shooters. The futuristic characters, weapons, and vehicles are pretty interesting, although sometimes a bit too reminiscent of previous Battlefield games. Same goes for the game modes: a bit novel, but sometimes too dated. There are two things that quickly deteriorated the fun, however. First, is the way players can respawn on squad mates, creating a seemingly never-ending stream of cannon fodder. This ties in to the other problem: most players mindlessly rush to their deaths over and over. There is very little disincentive to do this. It also is tactically absurd. Any pretense or pretext of realism totally evaporates when you use a recon drone to see it happening over and over. The end-of-round summary does not show each players K/D/A statistics -- there is no mention of deaths at all. There really should be. The game provides great tactical tools to conduct strategic warfare (communication pings, squad orders, recon and healing capabilities, etc.), but very few players utilize any of them. They just run and shoot over and over. It's sad, really, because there are so many other games (like CSGO) where you can do this for free. Why pay money for all these tools and intriguing game modes but not take advantage of them? When launching into a game, you can see the badges and achievements of your squad mates. I never saw anyone else who had any kind of recon badge. And yet the most frustrating thing is getting shot by someone you didn't know was there. For a while, I took pride in scouting the battlefield and almost always was a showcase finisher for kill assists. But that grew old pretty quick. I understand that Battlefield games intend to straddle the line between fun and realism, but the fun tends to evaporate the more unrealistic it gets. Given how crowded the FPS game space is, it's hard to understand exactly who this game is designed for. Amidst a swarming sea of digital humanity, I never felt so lonely as I did playing this game.
Best Buy's key delivery left a lot to be desired, not getting the key until after 7pm on launch date. Paying extra for early access, to then not be able to play with buddies who ordered on Origin and Steam was pretty frustrating. But once the key arrived and the nearly 50GB install completed, the game has been fun. Far better with friends, as the in-game VOIP doesn't exist at launch. It takes some time to learn the advantages for each of the new Specialist types, but you can always simplify back to familiar loadouts and go from there as you learn the rest. The launch was definitely a bit rough, with a lot of bugs and server issues, but that has largely settled out. The game is getting better as we continue to rank up and play. Most fun of all, 2042 delivers on those ... MoreBest Buy's key delivery left a lot to be desired, not getting the key until after 7pm on launch date. Paying extra for early access, to then not be able to play with buddies who ordered on Origin and Steam was pretty frustrating. But once the key arrived and the nearly 50GB install completed, the game has been fun. Far better with friends, as the in-game VOIP doesn't exist at launch. It takes some time to learn the advantages for each of the new Specialist types, but you can always simplify back to familiar loadouts and go from there as you learn the rest. The launch was definitely a bit rough, with a lot of bugs and server issues, but that has largely settled out. The game is getting better as we continue to rank up and play. Most fun of all, 2042 delivers on those classic "only in Battlefield" cinematic moments. I haven't had this much fun in a BF game since BF4. Portal brings back some great maps and loadouts from the past, in particular one of favorites: Arica Harbour on Bad Company 2. I've been playing BF games since BF2, but have played them all in the years since. It's fun to revisit past design decisions in Portal. This release returns BF to a multiplayer only ecosystem, so be aware. No campaign like we've had since BF3, but well worth your time if you're willing to put in the effort to rank up and get better toys to play with.
on sale ($9.99) December 2022, a very good price for this Battlefield ps4 game Fast shipping, Good Service. I was suppose to receive the matching collectors edition Battlefield 2042 steelcase as a bonus/ Free gift ($9.99 value) but after it was automatically added to my cart, the item was cancelled soon after my payment I was certainly disappointed but I bought the matching metal/ steelcase online elsewhere for $6.47 free ship and received all my items 4 days later to po box. Very satisfied overall** the game received is very good, Battlefield 2042 for Sony PS4. I recommend as a good starter game for anyone delving into the combat games. Graphics and mild open world platform is good enough to really enjoy! Yes I would buy again
| Release date Australia | November 19th, 2021 |
| Developer | EA Dice |
| Game Edition | Standard Edition |
| Game Platform | Xbox Series X |
| Box Dimensions (mm) | 133x171x12 |
