EA has recently announced that a special event called Liquidators will be coming toBattlefield 2042in mid-October and will feature new game modes and cosmetic items. This event will be coming after the update toBattlefield 2042’s second season of content, and will include infantry-based gameplay experiences. Little is currently known about the event, but EA has promised to reveal more information about the special event soon.
Many fans are focused onBattlefield 2042’s Season 2 update, which launches on September 27 and will fix issues with popular maps, address helicopter and bullet inconsistencies, and bring new vehicles to the field. The upcoming special event, however, shouldn’t be overlooked. In a special image from EA, fans can see some sort of goo exploding behind a player wearing a hazmat suit and a mask. Indeed, the Liquidators event could bring some fascinating cosmetics and gameplay moments to the latestBattlefieldtitle.
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Though brief, the official statement from EA about the October event mentions that all the content will be infantry-only. Players should expect small maps, close-quarters combat, and no access to vehicles. While theBattlefieldSeason 2 Battle Passjust delivered new content to fans, it’s hard to deny that2042has needed more engaging content. It seems as though EA and DICE are working to give players a more contained and simplistic experience, which could be a pleasant change for those who have only been experiencingBattlefield 2042’smassive multiplayer modes.
This news about the October special event will hopefully represent a step in the right direction forBattlefieldfans. Many players have been begging forEA to improveBattlefield 2042after a rocky beta and lackluster launch. DICE is clearly dedicated to fans and has been working to bring content that players will appreciate to what is arguably the most ambitiousBattlefieldgame yet. The special event will feature small play spaces and earnable cosmetics, all of which could bring new passion toBattlefield 2042.
Aside from the possibility of bettering the game, this new content could also bring new players toBattlefield2042. For gamers who have been wavering betweenBattlefieldandCall of Duty, the new updates could be enough to show that DICE is not giving up on its newest title. While there is no guarantee that future additions to the game will be successful, it is great to see the developer working to improve the latest game in a franchise that means so much to so many.
Battlefield 2042is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
