Battlefield 2042 performed poorly after its release, and the number of players continued to decrease. Last week, the Battlefield 2042 4.0 update was released with more than 400 changes. After the update, Steam online peaked at more than 4,000 people, and DICE's repair efforts paid off a little.
Battlefield 2042 has rotted like this, and EA is still thinking about making money out of the game. No, recently data miner Tamperoryal did data mining in the 4.0 patch and found upcoming game stores and microtransaction details.
Temporyal leaked a screenshot of the Battlefield 2042 shop menu interface and said that the microtransactions contained purchasable bundles, soldier, weapon, and vehicle skins, as well as features to enhance experience levels. Players can purchase five different premium currency packs to unlock various weapon skin levels.
In the comments section, many people are unhappy with game stores and microtransactions. Buy some bundles, skins and the like, and get a enhanced experience point upgrade function, which is really unpleasant. Some people ironically say that microtransactions can save the game. Others say it would be much better if DICE increased its support for the old battlefield series.