While DICE has already mentioned that it has rolled out a fix for the annoying Battlefield 5 mission tracking issue that affects the accrual of Company Coin, the studio has admitted that the fix they’ve deployed before might not work for everyone.

Today, DICE has once again rolled out a new Battlefield V mission tracking and Company Coin fix! It’s done via the back-end, so no download is required. This was announced over on Twitter by DICE Producer Jaqib Ajmal.

Battlefield V – Tides of War – Please be aware that we did sneak out the Tides of War progression tracking fix with the client update on Tuesday.But should you have any issues tracking any ToW missions please let me know in this thread so we can look at it. So far so good for me!

— Jaqub Ajmal (@JaqubAjmal) January 17, 2019

Battlefield V – Tides of War – Please be aware that we did sneak out the Tides of War progression tracking fix with the client update on Tuesday.But should you have any issues tracking any ToW missions please let me know in this thread so we can look at it. So far so good for me!

Over on Reddit, Global Community Manager Dan Mitre posted a new message to fans where he states the back-end fix as well, which has resolved the Company Coin issue “for many” of the game’s player base, though there are still affected by it.

As of today, we’ve implemented additional back-end fixes that resolved the Company Coin issue for many of our affected players. However, we know that some players are still not receiving Company Coin, but this should be significantly minimized. For those affected, we are processing a manual batch-job that will resolve the issue. Adding to this, we are still prioritizing the development of a script to retroactively reimburse players who’ve missed out on potential Company Coin. We will continue to update you on our progress with retroactive rewards.

Today’s fixes also resolve the Tides of War Missions tracking issue. You should now be able to successfully track previous and present Mission requirements and completions. However, there is a known complication with the “In My Hands” Special Mission not available for selection after completing the Rank requirement. Fortunately, all you must do is restart Battlefield V to resolve.

In other Battlefield V news, DICE has also rolled out a fix for prone terrain detection that wasn’t mentioned in the huge patch notes list released earlier this week.

Let’s hope DICE finally fixes the Company Coin issue once and for all, no?

If you saw the massive patch notes for today’s Battlefield V January update, you might have focused on the SMG buffs made, and the other technical issues the studio has resolved. Well, there’s more to it than that.

Over on Reddit, DICE Community Manager Jeff Braddock has listed down the new weapons included in the new patch, as well as the Battlefield 5 time to death update (otherwise known as TTD) and death experience fixes the studio has made.

Update Highlights

Squad Conquest
A tighter and more intense version of Conquest, in Squad Conquest two squads per team battle it out over smaller, more tactical layouts of three existing maps: Arras, Hamada, and Rotterdam. These maps all feature 16 players on two teams, three flags, spawning restricted to HQs, and limited access to vehicles. Clear lanes and conservative combat areas allow players to predict where enemies are coming from, where they need to defend, and how to subvert enemy movement. Learn more about Squad Conquest.

New Weapons
These are some of the weapons that will be obtainable through the Weekly Challenges in January and February:

• Zk-383 SMG (Medic class)
• Modele 1944 semi-automatic rifle (Assault class)
• M1922 MMG (Support class)

Time to Death and Death Experience Fixes
We’ve made a number of changes in these areas:

• The name of the enemy that has killed a player is now shown in the game world when the player has died. This highlights the killer and helps players understand who killed them and from where, especially in crowded situations.
• The death experience has improved with the addition of a camera that now follows and zooms towards the killer. This will allow players to understand what killed them and the position of the killer.
• The accuracy of the visual representation of incoming bullets for other players has been improved. Tracers should now properly appear to consistently appear from the shooter and should be clearer when the victim is looking directly at the shooter.
• An issue was fixed with the UI directional damage indicator that delayed the indication of damage to the victim.
• Tweaks were made to the UI directional damage indicator to more accurately point towards the enemy damaging the player.

DICE has also made a few notable changes that weren’t included in the patch notes, and one of them is a change to how prone terrain detection works.

Did you notice any changes to Battlefield V’s TTD? Let us know what your experience is below.