During this beta period Battlefield 2042, EA took the floor to face the criticism that fell on many of the existing bugs. The American publisher justifies this version by explaining what it was a few months ago and does not in any way reflect the current state of the battlefield 2042. What should be promised to the community?
More than a month to rectify the situation
Battlefield 2042 Beta So EA Play is available from yesterday for members and players who pre-order the game. Many concerns have been raised by the community, especially about graphical errors, system issues, and performance in general.
One of EA’s top community managers said the version of the game available in this beta was actually several months old. DICE General Manager Oscar Gabrielsson confirmed these claims that the game has come a long way and the current version is better than what is currently available to players. He specifically tweeted:
“We’ve made amazing progress over the last two months, including visual enhancements and stability enhancements that are not integrated into the open beta framework. Focuses on delivering! “
These are the current status and final releases of the beta on November 19th, promising the community on the Xbox Series X, Series S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC.
In these last few weeks leading up to launch, we want to let you all know that we are making great strides and are very focused on delivering an amazing experience when early access starts on November 12th!
See you on the battlefield! pic.twitter.com/h91nrdltaK
– Oscar Gabrielson (ogabrielson) October 6, 2021
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