After a brief maintenance period, Battlefield 1 is finally back online with a whole new patch update. Just don't be expecting too much because you won't find any new features in the game since the update appears to be dealing only with some bugs. If you'd look through the patch notes, the update consists of 7 general fixes, 6 UI fixes, and 3 graphics fixes.
With all things said, it clearly shows that this patch is primarily intended to clear out some bugs. Some annoying glitches and game crashes within both the single-player and multiplayer have also been resolved, as well as some errors like that one that displays incorrect class ranks.
Don't be too surprised if you find yourself at a lower class rank than what you were before the patch update. You have lost any rank. Instead, this is supposed to be the actual rank that you should've been previously.
What's in the patch
Battlefield 1 was just released a couple of days ago, available for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC platforms. This new patch has added a feature that let players play a mind-blowing 64-player that would feature battle tanks, planes, a wide-range of guns to choose from, and other advanced technologies that are common to other Battlefield games.
And as rumors confirmed, Battlefield 1 is taking place in World War One. The game's single player mode features 5 War Stories, consisting of the battles in France, the Middle East, the Alps, and so much more. The whole new experience that the single-player campaign has taken gamers has gathered so many compliments and positive feedback.
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On the other hand, the game's multiplayer campaign features six options or modes for players to choose from, with the most common mode being 'Conquest.' In this mode, two teams will battle to capture flags scattered around the map, along with holding positions to gain points. The more flags the team is able to hold, the more points they will get. First, to reach a thousand points wins the match. Other popular game modes are 'Deathmatch' and 'Dominations'.
