Battlefield 2042 seems to be in a good place after its open beta, as EA CEO Andrew Wilson says feedback has been "overwhelmingly positive" as a result. As reported by GamesRadar, Wilson made this claim during an earnings call with EA investors, and while the general statement is vague enough, it indicates that the general reaction to Battlefield 2042 post-beta has been what the company I was looking for. "Overall," Wilson said, "the feedback from the beta has been overwhelmingly positive. I think there's been some conversation about some elements of the beta, which is not abnormal in beta elements and really implementing it into the game ".
(Image credit: EA Dice) During the call, Wilson noted that the open beta used an older version of Battlefield 2042, and as such, it may not be fully representative of what our end-game experiences will be like. Wilson concluded by saying that Battlefield 2042 is "something the community welcomes very, very well and is very, very excited about." It's a stark contrast to the reception Battlefield 5 received prior to its release, and that game's lackluster reception and sales almost certainly contribute to the excitement of 2042's "return to the roots of the series" feel of 2042. .
Analysis: Is It Finally The Year Of Battlefield?
No doubt Battlefield 2042 is launching for a stacked time for gaming. With the end of the year filled with games vying for players' attention, Battlefield 2042 also has the unenviable task of having to compete with Call of Duty Vanguard, which is set to launch on November 5. However, Battlefield 2042 is arguably in a better position than any game in the series' past when it comes to taking on Activision's FPS juggernaut. For one thing, it will launch on November 19, just before Black Friday kicks into high gear. As such, there will likely be discounts or early bundles available for Battlefield 2042. Second, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers on PC and Xbox Series X/S get a generous 10-hour trial for Battlefield 2042 a week before launch. of November 12. It's also the full game, including the promising Battlefield Portal mode. The test is something EA often offers for its latest games on the EA Play service, and it's available for FIFA 22, Need for Speed Heat, and more. The nice thing about trying out Battlefield 2042 is that progress will trickle down to the purchased copy, making it a huge plus for players considering investing time in shooter multiplayer. More importantly, the reception of Battlefield 2042 is very much in EA's favor. So far, the game has lacked the controversy surrounding previous EA shooters like Battlefield 5 and Star Wars Battlefront 2. Also, players seem to be genuinely excited about the game, which we hope EA doesn't take for granted. Today's best Battlefield 2042 deals