With DICE releasing a massive patch yesterday with the arrival of the Overture content in Battlefield V, it’s understandable (or not, depending on your point of view) that some things might not be working as intended.

If you experienced a bug or two after the Battlefield V Overture update, you’re not the only one! Listed below are the acknowledged Battlefield V Overture issues the game has gotten since the patch. Note that these are the issues known FROM the patch, and doesn’t include every bug known since release.

• Company Coin Retroactive Award
  • We’ve completed batch jobs that retroactively awarded players who reached Max Rank 50 prior to the Company Coin accrual fix. They have now received the appropriate Company Coin for time spent in game at Max Rank 50 where they were not receiving new Company Coin.
• Game Crashes After Chapter 1: Overture Update
  • If you find Battlefield V is crashing post-update and you have an AMD graphics card, updating your Radeon graphics driver will make things more stable.
  • We’ve had reports of crashing on AMD cards with Radeon driver version 18.11.1 in single-player and multiplayer modes. We’re working with AMD on this, but in the meantime updating to Radeon version 18.2.1 will improve things for you.
• Panzerfaust Improvements Confusion
  • We realize we put a lot of emphasis on the elements we “buffed” with the Panzerfausts and not enough about the “nerfs”. The maximum damage of the Panzerfaust has dropped. In all normal cases, the Panzerfaust will take more hits to kill all tanks, making tanks more survivable. The 5 damage hits were only rare edge cases of poor hits (less than 10 damage). Yes, while they are 3x better now, it’s still only approximately 15 damage. When hitting a tank on its side, we’ve dropped the damage from approx. 50 to an estimated 25. From the rear, you used to be able to 2-shot a tank – now it takes at least 3 hits.
• New Skin Prices
  • We’ve received reports that the Company Coin prices for some skins are quite high. We are taking a look at all prices and adjusting appropriately.
• Not Getting the Tiger I Skin for Completing War Story: The Last Tiger
  • We’re currently investigating. Hold tight!

In other Battlefield V news, the game has received its first headgear with hair, and here’s how it looks.Also of note, the game is being discounted by 50 percent by EA for those who own Battlefield 1 and BF4, and the community is not happy with it.

Source: Reddit

In Battlefield V, DICE has ratcheted up the visual customization to the point that gamers can change each specific part of the body, and that includes the head. While there’s a lot of headgear available for Battlefield V, we now have our first headgear with hair!

Rolled out as part of the free Overture content that came out yesterday, here’s what the headgear with hair looks like, which is called “Retribution” and costs 4,100 company coin (via Reddit user Husar).

If you have lots of extra company coin, now’s your chance to spend it on something different.

In other Battlefield V news, EA has discounted the game by 50 percent for those who own Battlefield 1 and BF4! With the discount being offered now, just two weeks after launch, those in the community who paid full price for it aren’t happy.

Have you seen other standout visual customization choices in Battlefield V If so, share ’em in the comments below.

Do you own Battlefield V? Have you bought the last few Battlefield games made by DICE? If so, you’ll be glad to know that EA is offering a 50 percent discount on Battlefield V for those who own Battlefield 1 and Battlefield 4!

This promotion can be seen just by booting up Battlefield 1 and/or BF4, where you’ll see the screens below:

While some might see this as a good deal, a lot of people in the Battlefield community aren’t happy given that most of them paid full price ($60) for Battlefield V when it launched, just two weeks ago.

Over on Reddit, the main Battlefield subreddit have multiple threads of people angrily complaining with EA’s latest marketing promotion since they paid full price for the game. Some are even clamoring for a class action lawsuit with what has transpired.

Is this a sign that Battlefield V sales aren’t performing as well as EA would have hoped and this is their way of hiking the player base up? Maybe, or maybe it’s just a marketing move by EA to ensure long-time Battlefield veterans jump ship to the newest title in the series. Of course, you can’t fault those who are angry for paying full price given we’re just 15 days from launch.

Are you OK with this marketing move by EA or do you feel that EA and DICE needs to compensate those who bought the game at full price when Battlefield V launched? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

In other Battlefield V news, go check out what’s been added and changed in today’s major patch that brings in the Overture content to the shooter.