Just last month, we reported that the Battlefield 5 microtransactions program was set to be rolled out in the game this January 18. Well, January 18 is here, and we haven’t heard of anything yet. It seems there’s a good reason for that, and it’s all about the Company Coin accrual issue the game currently is suffering from.

Over on Twitter, North America Community Manager Jeff Braddock revealed that the Battlefield 5 microtransactions has been delayed in answering a “fan.”

We’ve actually delayed MTX until the CC issue is resolved and retroactive grants are done. But since that doesn’t fit your narrative, we’ll end this conversation here. Have a good day.

— Jeff Braddock – #SoCalTexan (@Braddock512) January 17, 2019

We’ve actually delayed MTX until the CC issue is resolved and retroactive grants are done. But since that doesn’t fit your narrative, we’ll end this conversation here. Have a good day.

With how DICE and EA have set up the Battlefield 5 microtransactions, players shouldn’t expect any pay-to-win scenarios to unfold. We’ll keep an eye on the situation and will update people once the Battlefield Currency (now called Boins or Battlefield Coins for some reason) is active in the game.