Battlefield 2 featured a poor draw distance (how far you can see in the game world) by today’s standards, and the original map was built around those limitations.
Some things had to change when reimagining the map. Our goal for this map is to make a great, large vehicle map for Battlefield 4 but at the same time modernize the original where appropriate. If you played Battlefield 2, you likely remember the map – it was huge, with a massive number of flags, and destructible and repairable bridges. At the center of the release is Dragon Valley 2015, an updated version of the Dragon Valley map from Battlefield 2, saying this “opens up for vehicular mayhem on land, air, and sea, with a massive number of flags, and destructible and repairable bridges.” This trailer shows off some play testing of the map, and here’s a bit on how the original had to be changed: The game's beta was a big success, attracting more than 13 million players and setting a new record for an EA beta.EA’s Battlelog has details on Battlefield 4: Legacy Operations, a free DLC pack coming soon to Battlefield 4 for Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. If you're not near your system currently, you can go to the Battlefield website to find links to start your downloads.īattlefield 1 comes out on October 21. You can download the free Battlefield 4 expansions from your console or PC right now. There were community missions offered for China Rising and Second Assault, but they have expired. The mission runs September 22-September 24. If the community can collectively score 10 million kills with a personal defense weapon, everyone gets a Gold Battlepack. For Dragon's Teeth, DICE is challenging players to score 1 million kills with the MPX to receive a Gold Battlepack this missions starts tomorrow at 9 AM PT and ends on September 22 at the same time.Īnother community mission will be offered for the Final Stand expansion. For the Naval Strike expansion, if the community racks up 1.5 million kills using boats by September 20 at 9 AM PT, everyone will receive a Gold Battlepack. The expansions normally sell for $15 each or are available through Battlefield 4's $50 Premium pass.ĭeveloper DICE has launched some community missions to celebrate the freebie period.
The Battlefield 4 expansions were individually free earlier this year for one week at a time, but this is the first time they're all free at the same time. The expansions are free as part of EA's Road to Battlefield 1 campaign, which started earlier this year and sees the company give away DLC for Battlefield 4 and Battlefield Hardline. If you haven't picked up China Rising, Second Assault, Naval Strike, Dragon's Teeth, and Final Stand add-ons for free yet, now is your last chance. The offer doesn't last forever, however, as it comes to an end later today, September 19. Every Battlefield 4 expansion has been free since last week.
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