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Battlefield 2042 does not have a single-player campaign. Instead, the story is told through multiplayer gameplay. Decades of devastation caused by collapsing economies, rising sea levels and broken alliances (including the collapse of the European Union due to Germany’s bankruptcy and subsequent refugees known as “No-Pats”) come to a peak in 2040 when a Kessler syndrome event occurs, causing 70% of orbiting satellites to crash to Earth. The resulting permanent global blackout causes tensions between the United States and Russia to skyrocket, with war breaking out by the year 2042.
Outside of multiplayer gameplay, the story is also told on Electronic Arts’ official website for Battlefield 2042. A standalone short film titled Exodus, which depicts events leading up to the 2042 war and features returning Battlefield 4 character Irish, premiered on August 12, 2021, via Battlefield’s YouTube channel.
The 10 specialists announced are:
Webster Mackay, a former Canadian soldier who is agile on his feet and uses a grappling hook to traverse the landscape.
Maria Falck, a German medic who has a pistol that shoots healing darts and can revive teammates to full health.
Wikus “Casper” Van Daele, a South African ghillie suit-wearing sniper.
Pyotr “Boris” Guskovsky, a Russian combat engineer who can place down sentry guns.
Kimble “Irish” Graves, a former United States Marine (and recurring character from Battlefield 4) who can defend his teammates with a deployable bulletproof shield or an APS.
Navin Rao, a skilled Indian hacker who can bring down enemy networks.
Santiago “Dozer” Espinoza, a tough Mexican soldier who can tank damage.
Emma “Sundance” Rosier, a French aerial specialist skilled with explosives who uses their wingsuit to fly around.
Ji-Soo Paik, a South Korean whose abilities allow her to spot enemies with ease.
Constantin “Angel” Anghel, a Romanian who can revive his teammates with full ammunition quickly and call in loadout drops.
Additional specialists are announced every new seasons, from season 1 onwards. The new specialists include:
Ewelina Lis, a Polish special force soldier who is equipped with a rocket launcher that shoots remote-controlled projectiles. She can also highlight the damaged enemy vehicles on the player’s screen with a red overlay. (Season 1: Zero Hour)
Charlie Crawford, a former British MI6 agent who also moonlighted as an arms dealer for the Dark Market organization. He can deploy a stationary minigun, as well as refill his squadmates’ gadget ammunition when reviving them. (Season 2: Master of Arms)
Rasheed Zain, an Egyptian security expert who can use an airburst launcher to flush out enemies behind cover while recovering health after defeating an enemy. (Season 3: Escalation)
Development
The game is developed by series developer DICE in Sweden, with Ripple Effect Studios, EA Gothenburg, and Criterion Games assisting development. It has the largest development team for a Battlefield game, and Criterion had to put the production of the next Need for Speed game on hold in order to assist DICE. Unlike previous installments in the series, the game does not have a traditional single-player campaign. This allowed DICE to allocate more resources to develop the multiplayer portion, which was considered to be the studio’s area of expertise. Instead, the story is told through the specialists, which are named and fully-voiced characters who have their own stories and perspective. The narrative was described as “evolving” as new operators and locations would be added to the game post-release. The narrative of the game depicts a world ravaged by climate apocalypse.
A short work-in-progress demonstration of the game was shown at the 2020 EA Play Live event, teasing large scale battles and detailed facial animations. The game was announced on June 9, 2021. An open beta took place from October 6 to 9, 2021, ahead of the game’s launch on November 19, 2021, for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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