The open beta of Battlefield 2042 is set to launch on September 24 -apkrig

Although the new episode of Battlefield was announced more than two months before we officially learned the first information about this year’s Call of Duty, DICE developers have turned back and cleared space for their companion in recent weeks. However, this does not mean that they do not plan to take the autumn season by storm and one of the stages will include the opportunity to try the game before the release. No one doubted that an obligatory beta test would take place, and pranic players do not mind that the developers have not yet set a specific September date for it after the official confirmation. According to the leak of the Italian store Media World, we learn that this is to happen in the first wave on Monday, September 6, and the beta is said to run for a whole week until Saturday.

The original information from the mentioned store was supplemented by a note that access to the specified deadline will be given only to those who have time to pre-order the game to this day. This would indicate a closed beta that EA Play subscribers are most likely to get in addition to pre-ordered players. However, the accompanying image on the Battlefield 2042 card in the Media World database has been removed and no one else has commented on it with reference to more sources. Launching the beta on Monday without the ability to play the entire weekend doesn’t seem quite likely, but Activision’s plans to make the Call of Duty: Vanguard beta available next Friday may come into play. Being the first has its advantage, but the question remains whether there has been any information noise and whether the developers will choose a different date.

September 22nd seems to be early access because that’s when the media embargo lifts (media are recording Sept 20th).

So I would assume the beta is open to everyone on Sept 24th. https://t.co/yA5Bi5P0DW

— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) September 1, 2021

This is indicated by the prominent insider Tom Henderson, who has shown the credibility of his resources throughout the year, and also the journalist Jeff Grubb, who also often used his tips it hits. Both claim that the beta will not actually start until the end of September and will only be briefly burdened by the need to have the game pre-ordered. In his show GrubbSnax on the Giant Bomb portal, Grubb first spoke about the date of September 22, which Henderson agreed to. However, he has corrected the information on his Twitter in recent hours and tried to clarify the whole situation on the basis of information which, in his words, he does not doubt. “Wednesday, September 22 seems to be the date of preliminary access [do bety], because this is the date when the embargo for journalists expires. They are to play from September 20. I therefore conclude that the open beta for everyone will start on September 24, “Henderson concludes on Twitter.