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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@CloverDeuce I believe it's in Ancient Greek. There's more writing on his knuckles, too.
You can technically use the characters to represent numbers, similar in kind to Roman numerals.
The ∠ symbol is noticeably larger, and I found that it means 1/2 in Ancient Greek.
Below are what I think the symbols are. Perhaps when you combine them, a number gets formed, at least for what's on the thumb.
+ Thumb: Zeta, Tau, 1/2, eta or Pi, Pi
+ Knuckles: Lambda, tau, nu
@CloverDeuce I found some more on Angel's tattoos... Angel's right knuckles show the characters in reverse order to his left knuckles.
In The Art of Battlefield 2042, the tattoo on the thumb looks a little different (either that, or it's the same characters but from a different perspective - notably the 4th character).
- @SterlingARCH3R THANKS! still working out possible meanings from your previous suggestions. 7-300-(1/2)-8-80. Not coming up with anything right away. Was going to look into the Romanian alphabet but have been distracted with work. Angel in Romanian is INGER. I will post if I figure anything out.
I found a very out of place orange hazard cone covering a crack in the ground on the Renewal map. If you take a look at the radar location in my attached screenshot you can see it’s very far from a road and way up on the hillside at the edge of the map by A1 & A2. It seems to be persistent and spawns there at the start of every game. It can be shot and destroyed leaving the crack in the ground it’s covering visible. I think it was intended to be some sort of hidden inside developer joke. What do you think?
