When it comes to reporting, it's welcome news to see EA Dice making reporting players easier than it was in previous titles, however, we doubt the Community Charter will offset would-be "bad actors", as the developer calls them. It looks like EA Dice is laying down the law when it comes to creating a positive play environment in Battlefield 2042, but how successful that will be remains to be seen.
You can check out the full Battlefield Community Charter here.Īnalysis: but how effective will it actually be? "This includes all of your EA Accounts if you have more than one account." "If you have repeat or severe instances, we may permanently terminate your account," the blog post reads. In addition to improved reporting and anti-cheating tools, Battlefield 2042 also boasts "Positive Play" features such as the ability to block or unblock players in-game, a constant in-game text profanity filter, the ability to mute players, and admin tools within Battlefield Portal allowing you to apply persistent bans across your creations. However, EA Dice has encouraged players who receive abusive messages in a chat or voice on Xbox or PlayStation to report these issues directly to PlayStation and Xbox. What's more, players will also have more transparency on their reports, with a message appearing in-game confirming your report and a follow-up email letting you know its outcome. But it's not just anti-cheating tools that are improving in Battlefield 2042, EA Dice has also made reporting players that break the rules laid out in the Community Charter "faster than in previous Battlefield titles".īattlefield 2042 will finally let you report players directly in-game, with players able to select the player they want to report from the Social Menu and selecting what offence they wish to report them for.
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