"Battlefield 1" has finally stepped foot into the open after being behind the shelters for a long time. With it, natural anomalies are expected to come-though certainly not as early as only a month away.
The EA DICE title "Battlefield 1" has apparently gathered a hefty number of fans in the past, and with it, there is almost an assurance that the title will be a massive hit. However, a recent bug seems to have plagued the title which causes servers to not function as properly. Sadly, even those who behind the console development admit the discrepancies.
According to past reports, unusual feedback on "Battlefield 1" have surfaced and with it, the revelation of some servers causing problems surfaced. Numerous players were said to be unable to gain access to their servers and to make matters worse, EA has not spoken on the matter. One company seems to own up to this predicament, namely Microsoft. It was confirmed that Xbox One players are indeed facing quite a difficult time logging in, as well as cloud storage, Game DVR, friend searching, pictures, leaderboards and editing avatars.
Sadly, "Battlefield 1" players are said to be demanding refunds as well, with such unwanted conditions disturbing the users. Nonetheless, EA DICE producers are assuring that these complaints be solved, but some allegations claim that they already have. For the moment, fans are urged to voice out their concerns for EA DICE to resolve as soon as possible.
In other "Battlefield 1" news, new content is expected to befall the fans soon. Previous reports noted that the first free downloadable content known as Giant's Shadow is to be launched within the month of December. The said content promises to bring forth a tribute multiplayer map, based from the 1918 autumn Battle of the Selle. For now, no other DLCs have been heard of and all rumors are still to be reconsidered.
Will "Battlefield 1" lose the war this early? Let us know what you think of EA DICE's latest game and keep it locked here at GamenGuide.
