"We will keep monitoring latency levels and geographical coverage for the Battlefield franchise and are committed to delivering the best experience for all our players worldwide," DICE said. The new datacenters are located in Johannesburg, Dubai, and Hong Kong. People in those regions should experience lower latency than before. In other Battlefield 1 news, DICE is launching official PC, PS4, and Xbox One servers for South Africa, the Middle East, and Hong Kong today. You can find out more on how to register for the CTE here. Bear in mind that DICE could decide to roll back these changes or adjust them in other ways before release.īattlefield producer David Sirland said on Twitter that the CTE will also feature some "seriously awesome maps." This sounds like a reference to the new maps coming to Battlefield 1 through the upcoming expansion, They Shall Not Pass, which arrives in March.īattlefield 1's CTE is only available on PC (for now at least) and you must own the $50 Battlefield Premium pass to get in. You can see a full rundown of the CTE patch notes below. With the update applied, plane impact damage is reduced by 50 percent for fighter/attack planes and 40 percent for bombers. Today's patch notes cover things like resupply changes (the resupply timers for grenades are being extended to prevent "excessive use"), tweaks for a number of weapons, and a huge nerf for fighter and attack planes. Features and balance changes are tested on the CTE before being made available to all players. DICE has posted the initial patch notes for Battlefield 1's newest update to the game's Community Test Environment (CTE), which is a testing server of sorts.
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