Battlefield 2042 Update 4.0 is Out Now, Adds Voice Chat
After a turbulent five months since launch, Battlefield 2042 has received Update 4.0, one of the biggest updates to release for the game featuring hundreds of fixes and qualityof-life improvements. Among the myriad of changes that Battlefield 2042 received today, some of the most notable are attachment reworks, vehicle balance changes, and the inclusion of voice chat which was oddly absent at release.
It’s no secret that Battlefield 2042 has not been DICE’s most triumphant Battlefield title. When the game launched, it was plagued with bugs and performance issues, with many fans feeling as if the title was half-baked and shoved out the door. As the year has progressed, DICE has steadily delivered updates to the game, and the development team has been open to listening to player feedback. One of the most recent updates to Battlefield 2042 added the scoreboard, which left fans baffled as to why it was missing in the first place.
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Today DICE has rolled out Update 4.0 for its troubled shooter, proving to be a hefty patch that addresses issues in almost every corner of the game. DICE’s blog post on EA’s website details over 400 changes to Battlefield 2042, including balance adjustments to Specialists, vehicle balance changes, overhauled weapon attachment behavior, improved Ribbons and XP Events, and the addition of voice chat. However, voice chat is currently only limited to Party and Squad chat, with no option for a server-wide voice chat. Considering Battlefield 2042’s 128-player lobbies, that might not be such a bad thing.
Other changes to the game include quality-of-life improvements to the Battlefield Portal browser and multiple UI refreshes, including a few for the recently added
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