The Battlefield™ 4 Summer Update is now rolling out worldwide for all platforms today, September 1st, 2015. Here’s a Battlefield 4 Night Operations cinematic trailer and here’s word on the release: The Battlefield 4 Battlelog has word that the Battlefield 4 summer update is now live, which includes the new Night Operations DLC as a free release for the military shooter sequel. You helped build the map, and now it’s time for you to blast it apart.Ĭheck out the Battlefield 4 Community Operations gameplay trailer here. Operation Outbreak has you fighting in the jungle over a Medical Clinic, Temple, Ghost Town, Logging Camp, and Palm Oil Plantation – all of which were created based on feedback and suggestions from the Battlefield 4 community. The Battlefield 4 Fall Update is available today as well. Grab the free* DLC from the Origin My Games tab or the PlayStation PS Store or Xbox Marketplace. The Community Map Project led to the creation of the Operation Outbreak map, and it’s rolling out worldwide today with Battlefield 4 Community Operations. It’s time to harvest the fruits of your labor. This post offers the fall update patch notes, which are far more extensive than most game manuals these days. The Battlefield 4 Battlelog has word that the promised Community Operations update is now available for Battlefield 4 along with the fall update for the first-person shooter sequel.
This has the added bonus effect of allowing you to have intense aerial firefights above the cloud level, which looks really, really cool in Battlefield 4. We also added a dynamic cloud layer, which not only adds a welcomed air-to-ground separation in terms of gameplay, but also helps shroud far distances at ground level. We tackled this in several ways: first we increased the terrain verticality to closer mimic a real life Chinese river valley – and to give us more terrain occlusion for long distances, especially on the central island.
Battlefield 2 featured a poor draw distance (how far you can see in the game world) by today’s standards, and the original map was built around those limitations. Some things had to change when reimagining the map. Our goal for this map is to make a great, large vehicle map for Battlefield 4 but at the same time modernize the original where appropriate. If you played Battlefield 2, you likely remember the map – it was huge, with a massive number of flags, and destructible and repairable bridges. At the center of the release is Dragon Valley 2015, an updated version of the Dragon Valley map from Battlefield 2, saying this “opens up for vehicular mayhem on land, air, and sea, with a massive number of flags, and destructible and repairable bridges.” This trailer shows off some play testing of the map, and here’s a bit on how the original had to be changed: EA’s Battlelog has details on Battlefield 4: Legacy Operations, a free DLC pack coming soon to Battlefield 4 for Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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