Battlefield V’s final update is just around the corner- DICE and EA have reportedly announced that the last content update to its foray into WW2 is scheduled to go live sometime in June. But unfortunately, Battlefield 5 7.0 Update Trailer Delayed Due To Ongoing Problems In The US. Due to the ongoing pandemic issue across the US, the Battlefield V update trailer which was supposed to get its update within a few days has now been delayed.

The Battlefield V has come to an end as it was announced last month that DICE and EA’s flagship FPS game would end its content support prematurely.

As clear from the last few months, that the Battlefield V has arrived quite irregularly and within much consistency as well. As a lot of promises have already been made for this final 7.0 patch, only the content shall reveal whether the game ends on a bang or a whimper.

The patch might bring in with itself quite a lot of additional content that might have been left out of prior releases. The players can at least expect new weapon skins, potentially one or two maps, and also the various quality of life changes.

However, there haven’t been any clear details about what this patch offers other than a few screenshots that include a brand new desert map.

DICE is also focusing on improving the daily awards, as they intend to gift Company Coins or Battlefield Currency when the players complete the in-game objectives.

The community games update shall also go live which would give the players a chance to construct their own experiences, especially after the failure of DICE to continue the competitive mode or build on the Firestorm experience.

However, the exact details of the update remain unknown and no huge content promises have still been made, and therefore its quite clear that the important historical battles and also the fronts shall never make it to Battlefield V.

All these points make it transparent that the community is only looking out for closure on this title that includes QOL fixes on TTK and the rampant cheating problem on PC.

Due to the very unfortunate situation prevailing because of riots and the ongoing severe issue with the global pandemic of the Corona virus, the update trailer for the recent Battlefield has now been delayed. This means that the players shall now have to wait until further notice on the trailer, as the update itself is released by DICE and the EA team.