Battlefield 2042 repair tools can be used on penguins - dobbinsladmoultan

Battlefield 2042 players discover they can heal penguins with repair tools

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It turns out you can repair Battleground 2042's penguins with an engineer's repair instrument.

Equally first reported by VG247, Battlefield 2042 players have by chance ascertained you can repair penguins scattered throughout one icy map in the game. All you need to do is approach a penguin with a repair tool and hold down the right trigger to to mend them back to full wellness, just in case they happened to hold taken a bit of a beating.

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Quite how this characteristic was first uncovered away the Battlefield 2042 biotic community remains unclear, but it's a fascinating little detail. What really clay to be seen is whether developer Ea DICE actually patches out this feature film from the unweathered shooter, operating theater whether they leave it sure players to mess around with.

Speaking of patches, Ea DICE has been incredibly busy of latterly. Since Battlefield 2042 launched last month to not-soh-positive reviews, the developer committed two significant updates for the multiplayer game, some of which have now come to pass.

The first of these updates importantly improved weapon accuracy across the board, addressing one of the first of all criticisms of Battlefield 2042 at launch. The more recent update, which launched a few years past, added weekly challenge-based missions for the first time, allowing players to legion a Bounty of new XP, as well as new mettlesome modes for the experimental thespian-driven Portal mode. Battlefield 2042 might not throw had the smoothest set in motion historical period, but EA is moving in a virgin direction with the franchise at huge, appointing Respawn and quondam Titanfall lead Vince Zampella to manoeuver up the serial in the subsequent.

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