The gaming community will never forget Battlefield 2042's shaky launch, as it required a series of updates to become playable. Its development team is now reassuring players that it is now very good.

It has to be said that Battlefield 2042 has had one of the most turbulent launch periods in the series' history. It was a game filled with equal parts broken promises and irreparable problems. Now, more than a year after the game's release, the development team sat down with PCGamer to discuss the game's flaws and its future in more detail.

DICE is said to now feel like enough work has been done on the game that it finally feels like it should have when it launched in November 2021. Indeed, the numbers are increasing and there are more positive sentiments coming out of its community, but it seems like there's still a long way to go for the team.

game producer Ryan MacArthur He said that at some point the team would have given up on the game and surrendered, and continued:

We got together and said to ourselves that we own the game and the quality and we want to bring more players to us.

We were there, working as a team and I think that's what helped us overcome the difficult situation.

In the same interview, another producer was asked alexa, She confirmed that the team is really interested in getting feedback now and realizing that it's the players who love Battlefield. She also said that there's a lot the team can learn from the gaming community.

In other news, EA has revealed what's coming in the game's fourth season She confirmed that season 5 is also coming, but it won't include any new clients.

The game's fourth season is set to launch in early 2023, according to a new post on EA's website. The season will include new Scouts, a new Battle Pass, new gadgets, revamped environments, and new maps. One of them will heavily reference Battlefield 4.