The Battlefield 2042 update 4.1 has made changes📖 to the Breakthrough multiplayౠer mode, reducing the player count from 128 back to 64.
As detailed in the , the All-Out Warfare playlists have been updated with new setups. This includes the multiplayer mode Breakthrough, which has had the 128 player count option removed on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series X, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5, and PC.
The reasoning for this is due to publisher EA r💯eviewing the All-Out Warfare experiences and finding that "the 128 player modes are better suited for Conquest where gameplay spaces are larger, and where you have a more na🧜tural fit for sandbox gameplay."
When reviewing the multiplayer mode, EA noted that "the 64 player version represented a more tactical experienc✱e" and so by reducing the player count, developer DICE has been able👍 "to remove some of the chaos from the experience." EA has also promised to "keep a close eye" on the changes made and whether they do help to improve the experience ahead of the start of Season 1.
This wasn’t the only thing that changed in the 4.1 update though, as EA also unveiled a number of other changes including quality of life i🅰mprovements and some balance changes to weapons and specialists.&nbs✅p;
The main changes in the patch notes include: "The overall power of Boris’s SG-36 Sentry Gun has been reduced," specialist Angel can "no longer provide Armor Plates via his Supply Bag," and "stock weapons can now handle better through improved🧜 base recoil." To compensate for that last change, DICE has also "slightly reduced the recoil benefits provided by attachme꧑nts."
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