Battlefield 2042: DICE States They’ve Done a “Good Job” on Stadium Map

Back in April, DICE released the last new map in Battlefield 2042, and it’s the stadium part of the Hourglass map reworked to be better for infantry-only gameplay. Do you think DICE did a good job in reworking the map and releasing it as a new, standalone level? Well, DICE certainly thinks they did.

Speaking in an interview, DICE map designer Gabriel Sanchez thinks they’ve done a “good job” on the map, and reaction for it has mostly been positive.

Q: What would you say about the community response to Stadium so far? Are you happy with how it’s being received?

A: Yeah, I’m usually more on the “Okay, we’ll see how this goes” end, but somewhere, very deep inside, there’s this very positive voice in me saying we’ve done a good job. People seem to be having a lot of fun. I’ve been watching YouTube and reading some posts on Reddit and stuff. They usually call it a chaotic but fun experience, which is yeah, we knew it was going to be like that. It’s why we wanted to bring it back, right? It’s overall positive, and I’m really happy to see that.

For those that played the Stadium map, do you think DICE did a good job with it as well? Sadly, that’s the last new map the game is getting, as EA has confirmed that DICE has moved on to the next Battlefield game after Season 7. However, that doesn’t mean support for the game is ending, as the studio is committed to keep pushing new events, patches and the like. Speaking of which, we just got a significant improvement patch just a few days ago, which you can read about here.

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