Battlefield 2042 Custom Games Just Got Major XP Changes
DICE's latest update to Battlefield 2042 looks to address ongoing Battlefield Portal custom game XP problems, this time by limiting the amount XP that can be earned according to what types of modifiers or rules are in effect on any given server.
A graphic posted by the official Battlefield Direct Communication account on Twitter breaks down the new system, which restricts various types of progression or XP earned depending on what type of custom game is being played.
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means you can earn either Full, Moderate or Restricted Progression. The type of Progression earned in Custom Experiences depends on usage of specific Modifiers, or the Rules Editor. Refer to the attached chart. pic.twitter.com/7FHV2JuLOA
For custom games that do not use modifiers or rules editor changes, full XP and progression can be earned by players. But as soon as a custom game type modifies AI behavior, damage or health values, or tweaks settings in the rules editor, the game type will only support what DICE is calling «restricted» progression. That means players won't be able to earn ribbon XP, gain progress towards weekly missions, or rank up weapons and vehicles to earn skins and attachments while playing on those custom servers, along with only being able to receive a maximum of 300 XP per minute.
A custom game with rules that fall somewhere in between full progression and restricted progression--aka a custom game that does make changes but not to AI behavior, health and damage numbers, or the rules editor--will support moderate progression. That means players can earn progress towards weapon and
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