Season 7 is officially the last season for BF2042
An Update on Battlefield 2042 and Welcoming Motive Studio to the Team
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It might sound strange but I am kind of relieved that I will finally be free from the weekly Battlepass OCD once season 7 ends.
Like it has been said above, I come that they will finally eat crow and unlock the full progression in Portal like it was at launch. Nobody cares about what level of T1 mastery others have anymore.
So instead of making content for a season 8, they added a visual recoil no one asked for. I am disappointed they are stopping now. I figured 8 would be the final and come this fall. To go 1.5 years without anything isn't ideal. Player numbers are going to drop more now and why play this game when you have nothing to look forward too. I mean even COD doesn't do that before the next game drops. You get a season right till the end. I think also having all those studios working on this game could end up not working in our favor.
I just don't have a good feeling about this. I never would have bought anything extra if I knew they only were going to do 4 seasons from the start. I'm down for paying for premium if it means more weapons and more maps.
The game will be three years old soon. I recall them saying when it launched that as soon as a battlefield game launches some of the developers jump on the next battlefield already, if we have to wait till the end of the next year for the next game that means they had four years to work on the next battlefield theoretically.
In the current game they released only one new map per season. So if they can't show up with a decent product by the end of next year, what have they been doing for 4 years???? They are in deep trouble if they can't show a decent battlefield game with the right amount of content by the end ofNext year. So sad because I love the game. I'm gonna stay positive though. .
- @JOGAGATYA Well apprantley the next battlefield will be "NATO" v a large private army" and the studio is going back to basics and playing it safe.
Now that source is from Tom Henderson so take it with a grain of salt
