Dice has released a new Battlefield 2042 update, specialists, weapons, and vehicles all receive several quality-of-life enhancements and balancing modifications in Update 4.1, know all the patch notes
Before its release, Battlefield 2042, the newest incarnation of the renowned game, was highly anticipated. The game, set in a near-futuristic age popularised by Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4, was expected to be the franchise’s greatest and biggest entry yet. However, there were conflicting reactions when it first went live.
Battlefield 2042 Update 4.1 Patch Notes Changes To Specialists And Full List
Battlefield 2042 not only lacked key franchise elements but also changed the tried-and-true class structure to a more specialised approach. The system was comparable to Call of Duty and other hero-shooters such as Overwatch and Valorant.
The game was also riddled with flaws and glitches that rendered it unplayable. Dice has been consistently updating the game over the previous six months, adding improvements across the board. The most recent Battlefield 2042 update is 4.1.
Fixes, Changes, & Improvements in Battlefield 2042 Update 4.1
On May 19, Update 4.1 will be released. This update focuses on delivering more corrections and quality of life enhancements, as well as updating our All-Out Warfare rotations and making weapon and Specialist balancing modifications.
Here’s a rundown of some of the most significant changes:
- Transport and Vehicle Aim Sensitivity Vehicle The effects of Freelook Sensitivity Controller settings are now always applied correctly.
- When aiming at moving targets, Aim Assist has been improved.
- Aim Assist should no longer collect targets via thin obstructions inaccurately.
- You should no longer see the “You have been promoted screen” at the End of the Round if you are not ranking up.
- Improvements were made that helped to reduce input lag.
- Adjusted Trigger Weight to make inputs feel more responsive when multiple inputs are applied.
- In Battlefield Portal modes, specialists will now appropriately display animations during the End of Round screen.
- To align Hardcore Templates with our Featured Experiences offerings, we made the following improvements in the Battlefield Builder.
- HUD is now enabled in Hardcore Templates.
- Mini-map and Compass are disabled in Hardcore Templates.
Multiple changes to the All-Out Warfare rotations are included in this release. The 128-player version of Breakthrough has been removed as our most significant update. When we looked at the many modes available in All-Out Warfare, we decided that the 128 player scenarios are best suited for Conquest, where the gameplay spaces are wider and sandbox gameplay is more natural.