In particular, the update on “Battlefield 1” is set to implement some changes in the way the game’s progression system functions and shall also tweak the existing form of battlepacks.
The main problem with the battlepacks of “Battlefield 1” was that it relied too much on RNG, which made some gamers unhappy.
DICE has taken notice and is now looking to make battlepacks more appealing to those that do not welcome RNG in their experience.
On November 15, DICE also released the fall update for the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4, and the PC. The update actually weighs only 1.6GB on the PC but is 1.9GB on the Xbox One.
It included a number of gameplay changes based on the feedback of gamers and the gaming community in general.
The list of the changes that the update brought about to “Battlefield 1” was so huge but those were meant to improve the game’s overall gameplay.
Just like in the past games in the “Battlefield” video game series, “Battlefield 1” featured an objective-driven warfare that is as intense and theatrical as ever against the haunting, crude, and archaic backdrop of World War 1.
While its single-player campaign is short, it still is a pleasantly surprising anthology of small, human stories that worked well in highlighting some of the key technology of the era.