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We're yet to get a real sense of how this will work in practice, although Berlin promises that you'll be able to "quickly change out your scope, barrel, ammo-type, and underbarrel attachment" of your weapon, so long as you can make it to cover and pull up a radial wheel.
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Given that any class-type can wield any kind of weapon, DICE recognized that this was the perfect opportunity to experiment with more drastic customization in the form of Battlefield 2042's new Plus system, which will let you "change your weapon configuration on the fly". Each Specialist has their role to play, and their own unique Trait and Specialised Gadget to encourage you to play to it.
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Specialists such as the Assault-focused Mackay can utilize a grappling hook gadget to create new traversal routes, while Support-leaning Falck's Combat Surgeon trait lets them revive fallen teammates back to full health. In Battlefield 2042, whenever you are progressing you are unlocking hardware that you can use on all of the different Specialists."īerlin says that it was key that players are able to "come up with creative solutions to problems they find on the battlefield." We're already seeing this shine through in a number of ways. Once they have invested in a specific class, changing to a different one would bring them back to point zero. "In the past, we noticed that players were locked in based on the class system to get the weapons that were related to that class. "In Battlefield 2042, whenever you are progressing you are unlocking hardware that you can use on all of the different Specialists" Feras Musmar, associate design directorįeras Musmar, associate design director, says that this will let you dial into your preferred playstyle without penalising you for experimentation. "The design of is based on the classes we had in previous games, but they are more specialised with their own traits and gadgets." So if you would like to play as a more assault character, you can now equip a sniper rifle or a shotgun if you'd like to play with that sort of weapon instead," says associate producer Marie Bustgaard Granlund. "Any specialist can use any gun they aren't locked behind classes anymore. This change to the way Assault, Engineer, Recon and Support classes are handled, DICE believes, will allow for greater flexibility. There will be ten Battlefield 2042 Specialists available at launch, with "classes now handled more as a category," as Berlin put it, with "multiple Specialists grouped in terms of what gameplay they deliver." As the crisis worsens, the USA and Russia draw what remains of the world out into an all-out war, forcing Non-Patriated citizens of failed states to choose a side and fight to make their voices heard.ĭICE believes that this backstory helps explain away the decision to get rid of established Classes in Battlefield – we're just happy to see the studio experiment.
Battlefield 2042 is set in a world wrought by the shortage of vital supplies and resources, leading to the collapse of society as we know it. Specialists represent one of the most notable changes to established play. We'll still be able to deliver a compelling narrative within the world that we're building and, as you'll see, the world and the narrative will develop through the live service, and through the eyes of the Specialists." Classes and customization That decision has allowed us to focus our efforts and really deliver on a number of quality-of-life improvements, and that's a really important thing for us. "We really want to push the scale here and deliver on our three key multiplayer experiences. As a result, single-player is out, with DICE slow-burning the broader world and narrative development through a seasonal battle pass model, which Berlin believes will ensure Battlefield 2042 is "continuously expanding and evolving".
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"Across all of these games, one thing has always stayed true," says Gabrielson, "multiplayer is what we do best at DICE, period." The single-player campaigns for the Battlefield games (Bad Company 2 notwithstanding) have been disappointing, poor facsimiles of the large and open-ended multiplayer sandboxes that the series is so comfortable playing in.
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