I'll admit, I'm a sucker for a good skin, especially the funnier ones that make their way into titles like Rainbow Six Siege, so if the get is good enough? I might splurge to feel cute. Luckily, DICE agrees, so that's what's happening. If you want to do the pay-as-you-play model, you should lower that price point. Since the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S version of Battlefield 2042 is $70 and the "last-gen" is set at $60, all players that pay that full price should get the same playable content. Players should be able to play the same game if they've purchased something with a full price tag attached. This could be a specific mode, a new map, playable characters - the works. Something that other shooters have come under fire for in recent years is offering a Battle Pass that locks behind actual playable content. Can't fight crime if you ain't cute, amirite? From Specialist outfits to weapon reskins, this option is solely there for those that spend some serious time in-game and like to feel pretty. Much like games like Call of Duty, Fortnite, and many others, there are a variety of "lewks" players can unlock. The Premium Battle Pass offers cosmetic options for players to unlock as they progress through the four seasons (four confirmed at this time). That means all players get the same maps, the same Specialists, the same weapons, the same everything. So then, what's the point, you may be asking? Glad you're still with us, dear reader. What we mean by that is that there is no meaningful content that is tucked away behind a paywall. First things first, let's assuage those worries a bit: there is no content locked from the free Battle Pass option. There are the two above options available for players to choose from.
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