Battlefield 2042 will receive another major update today. The patch will introduce voice chat and changes in the area of weapon modules to the game, among other things.
A few days ago DICE announced that Battlefield 2042 will receive another major update. Patch number 4.0 is expected to bring more than 400 fixes and improvements to the game.
It will finally be available for testing - the update will launch later today. The developers have also shared detailed information about its content.
Published by the developers, the list of new features and changes to the game is impressive. Among them there are both new features, significant changes and smaller bug fixes.
Below we present a list of the most important novelties included in patch 4.0.
It is worth mentioning at this point that most of the changes mentioned by the developers are numerous small fixes. Their list is really long, so together they can radically change the game experience.
The entry published by DICE includes a lot of modifications concerning particular maps and specialists. Issues related to vehicles and specific weapon types have also been fixed.
Improvements also affect the interface, audio and selected game modes. Many animations that could cause problems during the gameplay have also been fixed.
As you can see, we are dealing with an update that may mean a comprehensive overhaul of Battlefield 2042. The entire list of changes can be found on the game's official website. You will be able to test the patch yourself later today.
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