That’s right, High Dynamic Range support is finally coming to Battlefield 1, and you won’t need to be a Premium Pass owner to use it. BATTLEFIELD 3 (Release date October 25, 2011) BATTLEFIELD 4 (Released: October 29, 2013) BATTLEFIELD VIETNAM (Released: March 14, 2014) BATTLEFIELD HARDLINE (Released: March 17, 2015) BATTLEFIELD 1 (Released: October 21, 2016) BATTLEFIELD V (Released: November 20, 2018) BATTLEFIELD 2042 (Released: October 22, 2021) Related: How to show FPS in. Lupkow Pass, one of the six maps, is playable right now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.Īn update that will release alongside In the Name of the Tsar comes with a surprising addition, HDR10 support. There’s going to be a lot to enjoy here, and Premium Pass owners can get an early taste right now. Players are getting six new maps, eleven new weapons, new vehicles, the new Supply Drop mode, the Hussars, and the Russian Army.
In the Name of the Tsar is the most extensive Battlefield DLC yet. On September 5, Battlefield 1 Premium Pass owners will be able to download and play In the Name of the Tsar. The community is hungry for new content, and they’ll finally get some next week.
It has been over five months since Battlefield 1 launched it’s last major piece of DLC, They Shall Not Pass. EA and DICE have finally put a release date on the most extensive Battlefield DLC yet, In the Name of the Tsar.
