During early access, this issue was linked to a throwable grenade, Proximity Sensors, which were shortly disabled and investigated. Major issues have been encountered in server-wide rubber banding problems (that being movement problems where characters pop backward to previously occupied spaces often due to high latency issues).
#BATTLEFIELD 2042 GAMEPLAY PATCH#
Patch 1.04 reduced weapon bloom on all guns (except shotguns), aiming for better accuracy during gameplay. During this time, the SMG PP 29 remained unaffected by exaggerated weapon bloom and became the meta weapon for a while. While this is a normal feature of first-person shooter games, the weapon bloom bug affected all automatic weapons, causing their bullet spread to become exaggerated and meaning that bullets would not reliably hit. Weapon bloom, or bullet spread, is a feature in the game to make gun recoil more realistic after being fired its effects are unique to each weapon and can be reduced by aiming down sights. Related: Battlefield 2042 Weird Bug Lets Players Repair Penguins Like VehiclesĪ separate issue causing unreliable damage was encountered with the weapon bloom bug. Battlefield 2042's hit registration bug was found to improve after server crashes, which is obviously not a reliable fix.
There would often be no hit markers for bullets that clearly hit, and players just could not damage enemies.
At varying ranges, hit registration issues would mean that enemy players would not be damaged despite seemingly being hit by bullets, and seeing blood particles exit the enemy player model. Even something as simple as damaging an enemy was nigh on impossible at times. Even if a player was able to spawn and even redeploy successfully, the abysmal server performance in the early days of the game’s release meant that gameplay was far from fluid.
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