DICE outlines what they are continuing to work on for Battlefield 4 in their latest Battlefield blog update.
Let me tell you about a few ways we’re going to continue to improve the BF4 experience.
Continued Support: There are dedicated BF4 teams in Stockholm, Uppsala and LA that will continue to address any issues that might occur. But more importantly will also look to make significant additions to the game.
Netcode Patch: We are also working on a major update to the Battlefield 4 netcode.
Community Test Environment: We launched and are planning to expand our Community Test Environment. You can see the CTE as our labs environment in which we’ll continue testing out new additions, improvements etc. before we go live with them. We’re expanding the CTE program to give more and more players the chance to test new additions.
More Features: Other features rolled out recently such as Squad Join, Rent-A-Server and Loadout Presets, many which have been directly requested by you in the community. This trend will continue.
Continued Support: There are dedicated BF4 teams in Stockholm, Uppsala and LA that will continue to address any issues that might occur. But more importantly will also look to make significant additions to the game.
Netcode Patch: We are also working on a major update to the Battlefield 4 netcode.
Community Test Environment: We launched and are planning to expand our Community Test Environment. You can see the CTE as our labs environment in which we’ll continue testing out new additions, improvements etc. before we go live with them. We’re expanding the CTE program to give more and more players the chance to test new additions.
More Features: Other features rolled out recently such as Squad Join, Rent-A-Server and Loadout Presets, many which have been directly requested by you in the community. This trend will continue.
Now, I'm not in the CTE for Battlefield 4 but I am hearing some good things about the improved tickrate and a few other changes. It's a bit late in the life of the game, all things considered, but it's nice that improvements are still coming to the game. It's also a good thing since it seems Battlefield 4's continued troubles seem to already be hindering Battlefield: Hardline hype.
Also want to pick up Far Cry 3 among a whole other list of games I want to play...
Also, can someone tell me if an FX-6300 is enough of a processor for BF4? My friend told me it will bottleneck, but I'm unsure as I've read elsewhere its enough. Also using the Sapphire R9 270x if that has any issues too.
What does DICE have to do with it? Isn't it obvious that if they have nothing to do with that game then they don't have any reason to not continue the work on their own game?