Battlefield 5's current chapter will be its last but DICE says another update is on the way

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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Battlefield 5's current chapterꦛ will be its last, though at least one more standalone update coming this summer will expand its current offerings.

A post on the game's titled "The Future of Battlefield 5", written by senior producer Ryan McArthur, confirms that DICE has no plans to create further seasonal chapters. It most recently launched 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Chapter 6: Into the Jungle in February, which expanded Battlefield 5💎's selection of battles, combatants, and materiel ins🧜pired by World War 2's Pacific Theater.

DICE hasn't said much about the new update𓆉 currently planned for June, though it did confirm in a response to a fan's question that it will include "n❀ew content, weapons, and game tweaks."

The studio also shared an image of a new map coming in ౠthe update, which fans quickly found out is . It looks like Battlefield 5 will return to North Africa for what will potentially be its last major update, though it may expand on other regions of the war as well.

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Battlefield 5 came out in November 2018, and its first year was marked by technical issues, balance problems, and delayed content. The return of fan-favorite map Wake Island in Chapter 5: War in the Pacific late las꧒t year felt lik🍸e a turning point for the game and its community, but now we know it was also the start of Battlefield 5's final act.

EA has confirmed that a new Battlefield game is coming to next-gen consoles sometime between April 2021 and March 2022, meaning that much of the Battlefield team at DICE is likely busy on that project. McArthur also sa💃id the studio is still getting used to working at home in response 🐭to the COVID-19 pandemic, which could affect its release schedule.

See what's coming in the shorter term with our guide to the best 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming games of 2020. 

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