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While the launch of Battlefield 2042 was not without incident, longstanding franchise fans are enthused about the potential of new Season 1 content. We’ve known for some time that a new map will be included in the Season 1 update, and now Temporyal has provided us with our first look at Exposure.
Although a substantial number of users have been inactive since the game’s introduction, the developers hope that the game’s thrilling new Season 1 content will entice gamers back.
Other spectacular trailers added to the buzz. Nonetheless, players believed it was inconsistent with the Battlefield franchise’s basic mission. Battlefield 5’s active player count is rising and will soon surpass that of Battlefield 2042.
Battlefield 2042 Game Info
Battlefield 2042 is a first-person shooter video game developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts in 2021. It was released on November 19, 2021, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. Unlike previous entries in the series, Battlefield 2042 is a multiplayer-only game with no single-player campaign. Additionally, it is the first game in the series to feature cross-platform play. Battlefield 2042 received mixed reviews from critics and an angry response from players due to technical difficulties, a lack of content at launch, and significant gameplay changes.
Battlefield 2042 Season 1 Map Exposure Image Leaked
Earlier this week, information about the Battlefield 2042 Season 1 release date and Exposure map surfaced. And now it appears as though the map’s first image has leaked.
‘temporal,’ a popular Battlefield 2042 data miner, rushed to Twitter to offer additional insights about the Exposure map.
According to their tweet, exposure is located in British Columbia, Canada’s westernmost province.
Additionally, the map appears to be quite expansive, with a river flowing through the yellow vegetation that surrounds the mountains. As evidenced by the responses on a new post on Battlefield 2042’s subreddit, the majority of players did not appreciate this at first glance.
Battlefield 2042 Leak Reveals First Look
A new Battlefield 2042 leak has revealed the first look at an undisclosed map that will reportedly be launched alongside Season 1 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, as well as Xbox Series S and X. There is no official word on when the game’s first season will be launched. Still, leaks indicate that it will not arrive until March. In other words, gamers should not anticipate the map below until March at the earliest.
Temporary, a Battlefield 2042 data miner not only provided us with our first look at the map, dubbed Exposure, but also with some details about it, including the fact that it is set in Canada and features a secret research center that the Russians believe houses some type of military weapon.
Battlefield 2042 Gameplay
Battlefield 2042, like its predecessors, is a multiplayer-focused first-person shooter. Due to the game’s near-future setting, futuristic weapons and technologies such as deployable turrets and drones are present, as well as vehicles that players can commandeer. Players can request that a car be airdropped to any location. The game includes a Plus system that enables players to customize their weapons on the fly. The class structure has been totally redesigned. Players can choose between four different Battlefield gaming classes: Assault, Engineer, Medic, or Recon. These characters have access to all of the weapons and gadgets that the player has unlocked. Each operator possesses a unique collection of skills and devices.
A New Map Looks Likely For Battlefield 2042 Season 1
Although data mining information should be taken with a grain of salt until official confirmation is received, it appears likely that at least one new map will be added to Battlefield 2042 when the first season launches. According to temporal, an earlier datamined map dubbed Ridge may be renamed Exposure. It is allegedly located in British Columbia’s Rockies, where a landslide wrecked a joint US-Canada research site. Russian intelligence believes it is a weapons fabrication plant and has dispatched No-Pat agents to protect the area.
Another map is an enticing proposition, but releasing just one in March following Battlefield 2042’s release does little to remedy the game’s content deficit. While many maps are perfectly possible alongside the first season, many may be disappointed if there aren’t also numerous new weapons and vehicles. While free live-service content is always welcome, it is clearly in Battlefield 2042’s best interest for it to arrive quickly and frequently, especially in light of the game’s dismal launch.
Battlefield Mobile: Leaks Reveal Three New Maps Coming to the Game
Battlefield Mobile has generated a lot of excitement within the gaming world, which means that expectations are sky-high, and these fresh leaks are precisely what players need to hear.
The latest news was revealed by Battlefield Mobile News on Twitter. They reported that pre-launch leaks by data miners showed the addition of three more maps to the game. These maps are as follows:
- Operation Metro: This is the map is Battlefield 3
- Lofoten: Fans will know this map from Battlefield V
- Antelope: This is a brand new unknown map
This is undoubtedly very exciting news since players like seeing their favorite Battlefield maps return to the franchise.
It’s also encouraging that this isn’t the devs’ sole priority since they’re also releasing an entirely new map. This game appears to feature an excellent mix of maps. Hopefully, we’ll see additional leaks around the game over the next few weeks.
It should be noted that these new maps may not be included in the beta, which is scheduled to begin on February 21st, 2022.
The beta’s launch is significant not just for players but also for creators since it will result in a large number of gamers sharing their impressions of the game on social media, which, if positive, might significantly enhance the game’s sales.
If you decide to participate in the beta, be careful to provide comments and reviews to address any bugs before Battlefield Mobile is completely published. These three new maps are exciting, and we hope to see more in the future.
