With the removal of the match timers on the “Battlefield 1” Conquest mode, it made each showdown a race to 300 instead of being a race against the clock. But there is still no ticket bleed, which is something that many players of the game are clamoring for. What seems clear with the open beta is that the new system still works pretty well.
“Battlefield 1” is set in an alternative World War 1 setting and shall feature a whole new set of user customization, combat features, and vehicles.
With about a month to go before the official release date of the latest entry in the “Battlefield” video game franchise, gamers have started to get excited all the more.
Some of them even got more excited when EA DICE confirmed recently that the game can be pre-loaded on October 14 from the EA Origins website, or exactly one week before its official roll out to the gaming consoles and the PC.
The pre-load will give some gamers plenty of time, especially those who have a slow connection to download the game on their PC.
While the pre-load timings of “Battlefield 1” for the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 have not been disclosed yet, gamers should expect details for EA DICE as the launch draws near.
Incidentally, those who have early access can also play “Battlefield 1” beginning on October 18 or three days ahead of the rest of the players.