Here are the bugs we know about in Battlefield 2042
Battlefield 2042 is now available in early access, and with players getting their hands on it, it could end up being one of the best Xbox games for multiplayer fans to try out in 2021. Unfortunately, as with the majority of big games these days, especially those that have online functionality, not everything is smooth, and there are bugs that Battlefield players need to look out for. We’re keeping track as things are reported, so here are the Battlefield 2042 bugs and launch issues to be aware of.
Battlefield 2042 bugs and launch issues
As Battlefield 2042 rolls out, different problems may occur. We’ll be keeping this list updated, so if you face a problem that you don’t see here, hang tight, as it’ll probably be added very shortly. Here’s a list of the issues we’ve seen numerous players running into so far.
No crossplay parties
Summary: Cross-platform play is in for now; however, players still cannot create cross-platform parties to talk to one another.
PS5 Adaptive Triggers
Summary: The PS5 version of the game does currently properly support the PS5 DualSense haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.
PS5 HDR
Summary: HDR appears to not be working properly on PS5 right now.
Rocket launcher glitch
Summary: When walking backwards while firing a rocket launcher, the explosion may blow up the player despite not being aimed at the ground.
VOIP disabled
Summary: VOIP is disabled right now.
Not getting XP
Summary: Sometimes when finishing a match, it won’t award any XP.
Battlefield 2042 is available in early access right now and is scheduled for a wider launch for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PC, PS5, and PS4 on Nov. 19, 2021.
Near-future combat
Battlefield 2042
Battlefield tackles the years to come
Battlefield 2042 is the latest big game from DICE, with support from several other teams at Electronic Arts Worldwide Studios. The game supports destruction, massive storms, and up to 128 players on the latest consoles.
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