Battlefield 2042 Dev Tells Fans To "Have Faith Fam" After Delay Eddie Makuch Electronic Arts recently delayed one of its biggest games this year, Battlefield 2042, but this is not a signal that the game is in trouble, according to principal software engineer Jim Hejl. Posting on Twitter, Hejl said there is no reason to worry about Battlefield 2042's delay--the game just needs "a little longer on spin cycle," Hejl said. The game is now slated for release on November 19 instead of October 22. "Hey, I really appreciate all the support from the community regarding the new 2042 dates. It feels good that you trust us," Hejl said. "And you should. It's a solid game. This isn't my first rodeo. It's not a project in trouble. It just needs a little longer on spin cycle." Hey, I really appreciate all the support from the community regarding the new 2042 dates. It feels good that you trust us.And you should. It’s a solid game. This isn’t my first rodeo. It’s not a project in trouble. It just needs a little longer on spin cycle.Have faith fam pic.twitter.com/CkPwoles8q — Jim Hejl (@jimhejl) September 17, 2021 Right now, Hejl is spending time working on adjusting Battlefield 2042's terrain tessellation systems "for max performance without sacrificing anything visually." Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J