Recording summary · November 2021
DO NOT BUY Battlefield 2042 - Terrible Game
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Overview
Daniel played the early access version of Battlefield 2042 through EA Access Play and found it disappointing and repetitive despite visually pleasing environments.
Vehicular combat strongly favors vehicles over infantry, gunplay and equipment feel unrewarding compared to Rainbow Six, class roles lack meaningful differentiation, and maps appear barren.
A rating of 6.1 out of 10 was given to Battlefield 2042, with the £50 price deemed too expensive, though deeper class roles or a price drop to £25 could make it worthwhile.
Themes
Evaluation of Battlefield 2042 early access gameplay, visuals, and overall value.
Balance issues between vehicles and infantry across large 64-versus-64 maps.
Mechanics of gunplay, equipment variety, map design, and medic roles.
Developments
Daniel played the early access release of Battlefield 2042 using EA Access Play.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether additional playtime or improved personal skill might alter Daniel's impressions and enjoyment of the game.
How developers might effectively improve Battlefield 2042 apart from enhancing class roles.