168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Battlefield 2042 is a bizarre game. Not in terms of game mechanics or anything particularly controversial about the game's content, but in terms of how it's a bit of a technical disaster and yet people are still playing it. DICE is on Twitter every day responding to fan conce😼rns, and yet it's also one of Steam's most-played games. That's despite being simultaneously 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:one of Steam's worst-reviewed games.
DICE even made things weirder in their most revealing that "millions" of people are play🌜ing Battlefield 2042, "almost twice as many" as Battlefield V.
DICE certainly appreciates all those dedicated fans and acknowledged their dedication with a promise to support Battlefield 2042 for "years to come." Multiple studios are currently working "24/7" to bring bug fixes and deliver new content, a statement that is hopefully hyperbolic but nevertheless shows they're as dedicated to Battlefield 2042 as its fans.
That dedication will first be exemplified by three updates; one on Thursday, and another two in early and late December just before the holidays. The early December patch will be a lot more "substantial" than Thursday's update, but all of them will bring some much-needed changes to Battlefield.
Server stability has been the biggest concern since Battlefield's release, but with that mostly solved, DICE has moved on to hardware optimization, gunplay, and balance. High-end PCs have been underperforming on Battlefield 2042, a problem that DICE acknowledges will take some time to fix. Expect regular updates and iterative tweaks to improve frame rates over time.
For gunplay, DICE acknowledged that players can't seem to hit what they're aiming at, and that it's a problem.
"We have observed that on many weapons, predominantly on As𝓰sault Rifles like the AK-24, the spread tends to be too high, especially when moving while zoomed which causes problematic engagements in the average combat distances of our maps," wrote DICE. "Weapons miss more often than they really should which makes for an unsatisfying experience and can feel unfair when you have done all you could to nicely align your shots."
The developer has made a number of tweaks to bullet deviation that will be rolled out over the next three patches. Thursday's update will reduce bullet spread globally while zoomed or moving and improve stationary accuracy for many weapons. December's update will tweak bullet spread for specific problematic weapons.
In terms of balance, December's patch will look at a number of adjustments to abilities, vehicles, weapons, and more. The Nightbird's 20mm cannons and the LATV4 will both receive nerfs, while the 8X scope will have faster ADS speed than other scopes.
There’s a lot more coming, so check out the full🍨 patch notes over on DICE’s💜 .