Explaining the Battlefield 2042 Toy Story Memes
Battlefield 2042 has now been available for around two months, and many fans may have been hoping for more. While the freedom offered by the game is still providing the insane gameplay clips that the Battlefield series has become known for, the more grounded Battlefield fans have been finding crucial issues with Battlefield 2042 since it was fully launched in November. The ability to do crazy stunts in Battlefield 2042 has done little to win over fans of the series, resulting in players flooding back to the likes of Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 5 for a more traditional Battlefield experience.
The poor reception of Battlefield 2042 is indicated by the scale of the toxicity on the Battlefield 2042 subreddit, which almost saw it shut down. This toxicity centered around a series of since-deleted tweets from EA global communications director Andy McNamara about the “brutal” fan expectations surrounding Battlefield 2042. While fans seem to have since moved on from these tweets, there’s a new focus of the Battlefield 2042 subreddit, and it looks likely that this new focus could last for some time. Fortunately, this time around, there’s more of a lighthearted twist to the Battlefield 2042 subreddits' ire, but it is nonetheless grounded in fans’ frustrations.
RELATED: What Battlefield 2042 Gets Right
A new mission has recently been added to Battlefield 2042 that has caught the eye of the Battlefield fanbase somewhat. While it isn’t exactly the mission itself that has proven controversial, the reward has stuck out as a point of interest. It is often the case that games will receive backlash for skins, as is the case with microtransactions in the Call of Duty series, however, this skin is completely free to owners of the game.
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