Think of Battlefield as a live service game, says EA -apkrig
Unlike this year’s Call of Duty, we know a lot about Battlefield. The latest episode with the number 2042 brings a modern battlefield back into play, does not bring a story campaign, wants to amaze players with technical processing, including dynamic changes on the battlefield, and in addition to traditionally conceived multiplayer However, in connection with the publication of Electronic Arts’ financial results, the president of the company Adnrew Wilson told a few other details to investors regarding the future direction of the brand, the inclination to live service concept and a possible two-year cycle in which new parts will come.
“You should think of Battlefield 2042 as a live service game,” Wilson told investors, indicating that it would not be a one-time purchase from a player’s perspective. As in the case of the competing Call of Duty, investors can expect to create a platform in which seasonal content will come for more money, most likely charged through their own form of battle pass and other microtransactions. So while DICE developers have not yet specified what players can look forward to after the release, we can prepare for what other major brands in other studios are applying, and of course we’re not just talking about the FPS genre. However, in a discussion with investors, Wilson went even further, arguing that Battlefield 2042 would serve as a basis for future parts of the brand and establish a so-called 365-day engagement. Probably the best fit in these plans is the aforementioned Portal mode, which is intended to serve as a mix of content from previous favorite episodes, along with the ability to let players create their own game variations or more sophisticated modes using a script editor. This is where content can seemingly flow infinitely and it would make sense to keep Portal even after the start of the next main part of the series.
If the words CEA Electronic Arts are to apply, Battlefield will undergo not only technological but also purely fundamental change in the coming era, and it is likely that its significance will influence future trends.
When we see it, Wilson also hinted – the management of Electronic Arts is said to make sense that the series could jump on a two-year development cycle, which is a change from the current situation. Battlefield 2042 will be released less than three years after the launch of Battlefield V, but on the other hand, it cannot be said that in the past the individual parts came regularly and a uniform template cannot be traced, or only in certain sections of history. However, it is interesting that in the future, according to Wilson, Battlefield could offer both a mobile counterpart, but also free to play components, which should be closely connected with the brand in the future. If the words CEA Electronic Arts are to apply, Battlefield will undergo not only technological but also purely fundamental change in the coming era, and it is likely that its significance will influence future trends. Taking into account Activision and the success of the mentioned fields – ie in the area of premium games, free to play games and mobile titles – Battlefield has something to catch up with first and the question is whether the direct measurement will actually take place or the community can pay attention to both brands adequately. .
We will start finding out what Battlefield 2042 will be like next week, specifically from August 12 to 15, when EA is planning a series of technical tests. In this case, it will not be a bet that will be accessed in September by pre-ordered players or EA Play subscribers, but several game sessions for selected players who will really test the game’s performance and status for developers. That’s why the people at DICE plan to invite only thousands of players and choose them carefully on the PC, Xbox Series and PlayStation 5 platforms. In connection with this, we at least learned the hardware requirements for the PC version, which are honestly not bloody. To start the game with a lower graphics performance, the equivalent of an Intel Core i5 6600K processor, 8 GB of RAM and an AMD Radeon RX560 graphics card, resp. Ge Force GTX 1050 with at least 4 GB of memory. If you want to enjoy gaming in greater detail and in better resolution, you should have the i7 4790 / Ryzen 5 3600 processor, 16 GB RAM and RTX 2060 / RX 5600 with 8 GB of graphics memory according to the recommended set-up.
