Battlefield V Firestorm is the game's
battle royale mode. With the Battlefield V Firestorm release date of March 25,
EA confirmed that it won't be a free-to-play mode at launch. This is in sharp
contrast to other battle royale games like Fortnite and EA's own Apex Legends,
both of which don't charge users anything to start playing, relying on
micro-transactions like cosmetic items and battle passes. During a Battlefield
V Firestorm preview event, John Stanley, Senior Designer at the EA-owned
Criterion Games stated it won't happen "at the moment", which could
possibly imply plans for a free-to-play option down the line.
"At the moment, it's really
important for Firestorm to come out and be part of Battlefield V," he said in
conversation with VG247. "Obviously there are multiple links when you are
playing Firestorm that tie back into Battlefield V, so any XP you earn ties
back into Tides of War and Chapter Ranks and all these kind of things. The same
applies to weapons and vehicles that you use in Firestorm. It's really
important for that to be a part of this at this point and be a way for
Battlefield players to experience something different in the Battlefield
universe. That's where we're at."
When pressed for plans for the future,
Stanley said: "Nothing to talk about at the moment, no."
Battlefield V Firestorm will launch
on March 25. Firestorm features a circle of fire that keeps shrinking and
if players are on the edge when it shrinks, they get burned. This is an
interesting take on the shrinking circle seen in battle royale games such as Apex
Legends, Fortnite, and PUBG. Battlefield V is available on PC, PS4,
and Xbox One, and Firestorm will be available on all three from March 25.
Battlefield V Firestorm is a 64-player
multiplayer mode where players land with no loadout, similar to other battle
royale games. According to EA,
the studio that publishes Battlefield games, Firestorm is a free update that
will be available to all Battlefield V players.
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