Battlefield 2042
New gameplay from Battlefield 2042 has surfaced online. This time, the focus is on individual weapons: the clip shows six guns, including assault rifles, SMGs and shotguns. You get to see the different animations when firing and reloading. In one of the clips you see soldiers in the distance who are fighting bitterly against a helicopter. The second part is to be put online shortly, writes the Twitter channel "@ CODBF2042Leaks". It remains to be seen which boom will be in the foreground.Even if the first clip shows little actual gameplay from the battlefields, fans at least get an impression of individual weapons and their animations. The video is said to be from an early alpha test that the developers recently conducted. Only selected players were allowed to participate. In the near future, all players will probably be able to take their first steps in the new first-person shooter.
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The activation of the Battlefield 2042 Beta is apparently imminent: Players can apparently get started this week. PC XSX PS5 PS4 XBO 0Battlefield 2042: Beta start is imminent - Indications of imminent activation
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'Battlefield 2042' Open Beta Could Begin This Week [Rumor]
KEY POINTSThe much-anticipated open beta for “Battlefield 2042” may start as early as this week if rumors from online and previous beta test patterns are to be believed.
“Battlefield 2042’s” technical alpha test has recently concluded, giving some lucky players a very early look at one of the game’s older builds for the sake of tech optimization and bug fixing. DICE did confirm that the alpha test will be followed by an open beta this September, but an exact date was not provided.
One Redditor noted that German YouTuber PietSmiet has “Battlefield 2042” on his stream schedule for Saturday, Sept. 4. German video games website Gamestar also pinned Sept. 4 as the beginning of the early access open beta period for those who pre-ordered the game while the fully public beta is allegedly scheduled for Sept. 6.
The dates make more sense when the betas from the previous “Battlefield” games are taken into consideration. “Battlefield 1’s” beta began on Aug. 31, 2016 while “Battlefield V’s” early access beta launched on Sept. 4, 2018, followed by a public beta on Sept. 6.
Both games held beta tests mere months before they were released in the month of October of their respective launch years.
Fans of the franchise speculated that “Battlefield 2042’s” beta event will receive the same treatment that “Battlefield V” did. Should “2042” follow its predecessor, then fans can expect a 5-day long beta period with two maps, a limited selection of firearms and one of each vehicle to play around with. The Orbital map featured in the alpha test may return in the beta along with a second map should “Battlefield 2042” keep up with tradition.
The many leaks from closed alpha tech test showed the world that “Battlefield 2042” still has many problems to solve and incomplete assets to finish. As the game’s official release date is inching closer every day, some fans are noting that the game could launch as a buggy and incomplete mess.
However, other fans remain optimistic as much of the previous “Battlefield” games were more than polished at launch when compared to their technical test or open beta variants. Fans will only have to wait and see until DICE officially launches the “Battlefield 2042” beta sometime next month.