Battlefield 2042 Once Again Proves DICE is The King of Comebacks

When Battlefield 2042 launched, it was impossible to ignore the negativity around the game. Maps felt too large and unfocused, while the Specialist system felt like a poor attempt to mimic Call of Duty that removed some of Battlefield’s most distinct traits. The game was lacking a bit graphically as well, with several expected features like a singleplayer campaign, traditional scoreboard, and server browser nowhere to be found either. And, of course, there was the painful amount of bugs and glitches dragging down the experience. However, DICE did not abandon the game.