Battlefield 2042 Easter Eggs Compilation
Here's a compilation of known Easter Egg (EE) discoveries so far by the Battlefield community. Most of these were originally discovered by members of the BFEE community (you may need to join the Disc...
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@Matty101yttam The BFEE Discord gets pummeled with EE theories, and I'm responsible for VERY many theories over there lol. The vast majority of the theories don't turn out to be anything. That's a large part of why many members ask theorizers to go and try it out - there are many theories, and not enough time to test them all.
That said, if you ever find an Easter egg, then the BFEE Discord will give you the credit for it. No one else will take credit for something they didn't find, as you can see by the pinned messages on the BFEE Discord. I can assure you of that.
@SterlingARCH3R It's not a big effort to join a server for 5 minutes to help test something, i've done it for others. If they're not willing to do even that then the "community" is not worth joining.
Especially when after you ask nicely you get hit with comments about lacking friends to do it myself.
Especially when after you ask nicely you get hit with comments about lacking friends to do it myself.
Itโs cool that these things are in thereโฆ but Iโm still pretty frustrated at the state of the game on release
I want to give you total props though for this great post, weโll thought out and the images bring it home. Good job!
Hopefully in a few weeks or months we can enjoy these Easter eggs.
*S*
- dinosaur skeletons?
@IIIWhiteWolfIII I think you're referring to the bones on Breakaway (?). The few that I found on that map look to be blue whale bones/fossils, specifically of blue whale calves given their size. Not only because they match skeletal images of blue whales online, but also, if you look at one of the posters on the first objective of Breakthrough mode from that map, a blue whale is shown. According to that poster, the native blue whales of Antarctica may be endangered but not extinct, or simply not endangered (at least from what I gather from the Russian translation I got via Google).
That said, the bones/fossils could be of dinosaurs, or of very old blue whales given how inland they are. They're not of Orcas though, as there aren't any teeth.
