Official Battlefield Twitter Account Addresses Leaked Holiday Skins

Some Battlefield 2042 leaks appeared on social media yesterday, and the winter holiday theme has upset some fans.

The new skin will likely be added to online FPS, but some fans on the official Battlefield 2042 subreddit have expressed concern that the “Father Winter” skin for one of the pros has taken it a step further. Follow the path of Call of Duty: Warzone, which includes skins from Saw, Donnie Darko, and other less serious cosmetics. A concern among fans is that 2042 is a more serious shooter game compared to Warzone, where “Frozen”-like skins may appear. Below you can see some of the skins allegedly leaked from the Battlefield Bulletin on Twitter.

Now the official Battlefield Direct Communication Twitter account has resolved the leak, citing that DICE has some holiday-themed skins ready for 2042, but not all skins will appear in the game this holiday season.

The Battlefield Direct Communication account wrote on Twitter, “Developing for a live service requires working months in advance and in the first year you have a choice when you reach the critical moment.” “I have skins today because I have other priorities, but I don’t plan to use all of them this holiday.”

Some cosmetic items were created for “one-time use only in special Battlefield Portal mods to further enhance the fantasy of special events”, and during 2042 players will “occasionally encounter these mod-lock decorations. They will affect the rest of the match.” “He said.

This means that leaked expert skins like “Father Winter” and other cosmetics like Tank Wrap can appear in special one-time portal mods rather than the standard 2042 environment.

The Battlefield Direct Communication account also used this thread on Twitter to reveal some upcoming weapon skins.

“Separately, you can start weekly missions next week to complete objectives and receive new skins as rewards. Acquiring them unlocks new items for the collection and unlocks new skins every week during the start of Season 1.”