Battlefield 3 patch comments

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Xbox Series X. PlayStation 4. PlayStation 5. Join the conversation There are 3 comments about this story. Load Comments 3. Use your keyboard! One of the most prominent issues in Battlefield is hit registration. Bullets often don't deal damage to their targets as they should, leading to a lot of unceremonious gun fights and otherwise easily preventable deaths.

Although the last patch made things better, it's still leaving players frustrated. Players have been posting videos rather frequently since the game launched to showcase the ludicrous lack of hit registration, but it seems like DICE may iron it out once and for all in the new update. It's an incredibly long list of improvements across the board and beyond fixing bugs, it adds new quality of life improvements to the plus system, UI, maps, and more.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to include any improvements to the performance issues in Battlefield , which includes framerate drops. Another small update is coming later in December, so maybe a performance boost can be expected when that releases.

The full patch notes can be seen below. One bug in particular that is supposedly fixed as of patch 3. Considering Battlefield 's futuristic approach and setting, one may have expected invisbility technology to make an appearance, but to one player's surprise, they managed to become invisible without Battlefield 's intention. Once highlighted on Reddit, this glitch was then reported to DICE, which was followed by a community manager reaching out to confirm this bug would be dealt with.

Though patch 3. With AAA games like Cyberpunk , Watch Dogs Legion, and Marvel's Avengers all releasing with notable bugs and glitches, many gamers are growing tired of paying full price for a game that they can barely play at launch. Despite the numerous bugs though, many players are finding ways to have fun in Battlefield