[Update] According to reports, the 1.01 update also adds two tanks that spawn at Alpha in Conquest.
[Original Story] The Battlefield 1 open beta, which has been going strong for a few days, is going to end soon, so fans of the series have been trying to make the best out of the remaining time. If you've stopped playing the beta in the past few days, you may want to get back into it, as a new update has unlocked some additional content you might have not experienced.
Earlier today, a new Battlefield 1 open beta update has been deployed for both the PlayStation 4 and PC versions of the beta. The update, which is around 112 MB big, unlocks all the beta's available weapons. The Xbox One version of the beta client has yet to be receive the update, but it will definitely get it before long.
Today's Battlefield 1 open beta update isn't the only the only one that has been released this week. Two days ago, a server side update introduced some tweaks which removed the time limit for both Conquest and Rush mode.
The Battlefield 1 open beta features a single map, the Sinai Desert map, a map offering a diverse gameplay experience. DICE had no plans to add more maps to the open beta a few days back, so it most likely won’t be possible to play on the St. Quentin’s Scar map which was featured in the closed alpha held earlier this year. With the final hours of the beta ahead of us, however, the team might reward players with some unexpected surprise.
Battlefield 1 launches this October in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The open beta will end, as previously revealed, tomorrow, on September 8th. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as more comes in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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