Battlefield V: Tides of War Chapter 4: Defying the Odds Details
EA Play 2019 live event unveils roadmap 2019 for Battlefield V including new gameplay, maps and updates from EA DICE.
Although Battlefield V couldn't quite live up to be the first-person shooter game everyone hoped for it to be but developer EA DICE and publisher Electronic Arts never stopped pushing more content to keep players engaged.
Through their EA Play live-stream, DICE announced a roadmap for 2019 that kick-starts as part of their free live service, Tides of War. Starting from June 27, Chapter 4 of BV will include new gameplay, multiplayer maps and more.
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Ahead of Chapter 4: Defying The Odds, take a glimpse of what to come to Battlefield 5 from EA Play 2019 live event.
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First map, Al Sundan is set on South African desert and is inspired from War Story mission Under No Flag. There are lots of open spaces within its sandbox for having a classic experience and turn the tides of battle by utilizing everything at your disposal.
Al Sundan is designed for having all-out action in multiplayer mode where gameplay is mostly focused on large distance combat. This vehicle-based map will provide more fighting grounds for players and will be rolling out in June 27.
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Following video is a brief introduction of new Marita Map before stepping in and butt heads against Axis army.
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Marita Map is what comes up next in July 2019, where Allied forces are making a last stand against Axis to continue "Battle of Greece". Vehicular combat is ditched for sake of a heavily infantry-focused action for all soldier classes.
Situated on a mountain ridge, players can leverage their position on hills or multi-storied households of this rural town. Vertical environment of Marita will make encounter with enemy teams more up close and personal.
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Then in August, Tides of War will drop two new close-quarter 5v5 maps Lofoten Islands and Provence. Lofoten is a costal island with an explosives factory in it and Provence is set on a small town of French region under Axis occupation.
Operation Métro originally debuted in Battlefield 3 and is now re-imagined for Tides of War Chapter 4 as Operation Underground. Going below street levels, you are about to take the fight to a ruined underground railway in October 2019.
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More updates will be deployed for Firestorm fans in terms of gameplay and its maps by mid-June. More custom skins and weapons are going to be added to Battle Royale while loot system and matchmaking improvements are inbound as well.
Defying the Odds would eventually lead to Chapter 5 of B5, which will feature iconic World War II conflict between Japan and U.S. squads. Arriving on fall 2019, the fight will reach to Pacific shores in classic Battlefield map Iwo Jima.
RELATED: Battlefield V Firestorm Battle Royale Gameplay Trailer
Despite stepping away from showing up in E3 2019, EA has showcased their ambitious plans for delivering contents for community. Whether or not fans appreciate it, these upcoming campaigns and maps will keep players engaged.
Battlefield V is already out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for everyone to enjoy on their preferred platforms. Lately, EA and DICE has added it to Origin Access Vault and BV is about to join EA Access on PS4 from next month.
Although Battlefield V couldn't quite live up to be the first-person shooter game everyone hoped for it to be but developer EA DICE and publisher Electronic Arts never stopped pushing more content to keep players engaged.
Through their EA Play live-stream, DICE announced a roadmap for 2019 that kick-starts as part of their free live service, Tides of War. Starting from June 27, Chapter 4 of BV will include new gameplay, multiplayer maps and more.
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| Battlefield V: Tides of War Chapter 4: Defying the Odds Details |
RELATED: Battlefield V Out Now
Ahead of Chapter 4: Defying The Odds, take a glimpse of what to come to Battlefield 5 from EA Play 2019 live event.
RELATED: Battlefield V: Tides of War Chapter 2: Lighting Strikes Release Date
First map, Al Sundan is set on South African desert and is inspired from War Story mission Under No Flag. There are lots of open spaces within its sandbox for having a classic experience and turn the tides of battle by utilizing everything at your disposal.
Al Sundan is designed for having all-out action in multiplayer mode where gameplay is mostly focused on large distance combat. This vehicle-based map will provide more fighting grounds for players and will be rolling out in June 27.
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| Vast Desert Map Al Sundan |
RELATED: Battlefield V Launch Maps Trailer
Following video is a brief introduction of new Marita Map before stepping in and butt heads against Axis army.
RELATED: Battlefield V Player Visibility Issues Experiment
Marita Map is what comes up next in July 2019, where Allied forces are making a last stand against Axis to continue "Battle of Greece". Vehicular combat is ditched for sake of a heavily infantry-focused action for all soldier classes.
Situated on a mountain ridge, players can leverage their position on hills or multi-storied households of this rural town. Vertical environment of Marita will make encounter with enemy teams more up close and personal.
RELATED: Battlefield V Battle Royale Firestorm Footage Leaked
Then in August, Tides of War will drop two new close-quarter 5v5 maps Lofoten Islands and Provence. Lofoten is a costal island with an explosives factory in it and Provence is set on a small town of French region under Axis occupation.
Operation Métro originally debuted in Battlefield 3 and is now re-imagined for Tides of War Chapter 4 as Operation Underground. Going below street levels, you are about to take the fight to a ruined underground railway in October 2019.
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| Operation Underground Map |
RELATED: Battlefield V Firestorm Official Reveal
More updates will be deployed for Firestorm fans in terms of gameplay and its maps by mid-June. More custom skins and weapons are going to be added to Battle Royale while loot system and matchmaking improvements are inbound as well.
Defying the Odds would eventually lead to Chapter 5 of B5, which will feature iconic World War II conflict between Japan and U.S. squads. Arriving on fall 2019, the fight will reach to Pacific shores in classic Battlefield map Iwo Jima.
 |
| Battlefield V Roadmap 2019 |
RELATED: Battlefield V Firestorm Battle Royale Gameplay Trailer
Despite stepping away from showing up in E3 2019, EA has showcased their ambitious plans for delivering contents for community. Whether or not fans appreciate it, these upcoming campaigns and maps will keep players engaged.
Battlefield V is already out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for everyone to enjoy on their preferred platforms. Lately, EA and DICE has added it to Origin Access Vault and BV is about to join EA Access on PS4 from next month.
