Battlefield 2042 leak reveals three new specialists

new Battlefield 2042 The leak has revealed three new specialists who will presumably be coming to the game in the future, although it is now not 100% clear if this unpublished content may be scrapped. The leak comes from an effort to audit the game’s files, and because these files are new, there is reason to believe they are for the new work that is currently being worked on, however, there is no way to confirm this.

As for the leak itself, it comes in a prominent way Battlefield 2042 data miner temporarya very reliable source when it comes battlefield datamin. Turning to Twitter, the data worker passed word on to three new specialists currently sitting on the files not in the game: Hale, Liz and Crawford.

Unfortunately, other than the names, we don’t have much about these three characters other than the Halo-related in-game challenge that requires “RC Drone Assists.”

Specialists in . have not been released #battlefield 2042:

🔹 Hill
🔹 Liz
🔹 Crawford

The game challenge for Hale requires ‘RC Drone assistance’. Speculation: The official art book features images of an unknown character using a ground-based drone. This may be Hill…

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As you would expect, this leak does not appeal to many fans for the simple reason that many fans do not like the specialists and how it is currently implemented. Unfortunately, for those fans, the game developer recently shared why the specialists are not going anywhere.

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