DICE just revealed great news. Battlefield 2042 will receive a multi-platform game. The system will be somewhat limited, but we can hope that the site’s servers will not run out of people wanting to shoot.
Battlefield 2042 will debut on consoles from two generations, but as we know only on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S and PC, we can count on the best quality gameplay and the coolest news. I mention it for a reason, because with these platforms there is a certain limit to cross-platform fun in the new DICE mode.
Developers will split servers as PS5 and XSX players | S and PC won’t shoot PS4 and XOne owners – this is the situation:
- PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5 (PC and console players can opt out of cross-play)
- Xbox one i playstation 4
This is not particularly surprising news, because in Battlefield 2042, 128 players will appear on one server on the most powerful devices, the conflict over the previous generation will be limited and in this case we will see only 64 players on the map.
DICE has also taken care of cross-progress and cross-shopping, So we can move freely between devices and even transfer add-ons purchased from, say, PS4 and XOne to PS5 and XSX | S and PC.
The addition of multi-platform conflicts to Battlefield affected the tests – EA decided to delay the gameplay, and while the beta was initially supposed to take place at the end of July, now the hub will be available to select players at the end of the summer. .
Source: https://www.ign.com/articles/battlefield-2042-cross-play-technical-playtest-delayed
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