Battlefield 2042 Season 1 Likely not Arriving Until March, Map Details Possibly Datamined

Nathan Birch
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Battlefield 2042’s rocky launch is behind us, and all the patches we’re going to get in 2021 have been released, but the question still remains – when are we going to start getting some post-launch content? Battlefield developer DICE is promising to reveal more in early 2022, but it seems the wait for Season 1 may be longer than you might expect.

Dataminer Temporyal has been digging around Battlefield 2042’s code, and has found three months worth of pre-season weekly missions (12 in total). Assuming these all get used, Battlefield 2042 Season 1 probably won’t be kicking off until at least early March. A rather long wait, considering most live service games kick off their seasonal updates almost right away these days.

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Our dataminer has also apparently dug up some information about Battlefield 2042’s new Season 1 map, which will apparently be set on Canada’s Pacific coast and go by the name “Exposure.”

New Map: Exposure

  • US - Seismic activity in British Columbia has damaged a Canadian-US research facility base. A Landslide has exposed the interior and damaged the surrounding area. The Russians wrongly allege that this has revealed a military weapon and are deploying forces to Canadian soil to secure it.
  • Russia - A landslide in the Canadian Rockies granted us a view of the Black Ridge facility. And what we see is a direct threat - a weapon that cannot be allowed to operate. Today's mission is urgent. You will travel to the base along with our allies, then secure all sectors on-site.

Outrageous! Canada would never store experimental weapons on our soil… unless somebody asked us very politely. Of course, take this all with a grain of salt for now, but given Battlefield 2042’s rocky start, a delayed start to Season 1 seems pretty likely.

Battlefield 2042 is available now on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PS5.

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