Finally a chart!
After four months, Battlefield 2042 will only get something as trivial as it is - the leaderboard.
DICE and EA, at least in terms of responsiveness to Battlefield 2042 user suggestions, did not fare very well. The game went into beta back in October, and testers have been warning ever since that instead of a weird reporting system, the game desperately needs a leaderboard that clearly shows how successful someone is. Why the game did not have something so basic from the very beginning, the developers did not say, and they did not respond to requests. At least not until now... Last week, word came that the game will be upgraded 3.3, which should be released in the second half of February, only to get a ranking and "a few more changes that were worked on after the holidays".
And why was there no scale? We guess that even with all the data available, it's really not the easiest to build some kind of transparent system involving up to 124 players, but we would still expect a faster response from such a strong and well-funded team.
And when will the game go from beta to the "real" version? If all goes according to plan, the first season should start sometime in March.
Let's talk about the next set of updates coming to #Battlefield2042 and what to expect in the coming weeks
Here's a thread with news on upcoming patches, Portal XP Changes, and updates on requested features like Scoreboard & Cross Platform VOIP 🧵👀 pic.twitter.com/bxkutjh97S
— Battlefield Direct Communication (@BattlefieldComm) January 19, 2022
Source: Twitter
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