Not long ago, immediately after the DICE reveal of 23 May, the requirements for the PC version of Battlefield V were released online. In these last hours, as confirmed by Electronic Arts, it has emerged that the specific ones are false.
The minimum requirements for the PC version of the game were uploaded to Origin, but EA has confirmed that it does not match those related to the final version of the game due out in October: the statement comes from Dan Miter, community manager at Electronic Arts, which released an official note about it.
“Recently, incorrect minimum PC specs for Battlefield V were published as placeholders. We haven’t announced our minimum or recommended specs for Battlefield V yet. Stay tuned,” Miter said.
The note is on the official forum of Battlefield so that the entire EA and the community could hear the news. The specifications in question, however, were very close to those planned for the PC version of Battlefield 1 and, for this reason, some fans feared that the technical sector of the new episode had not made a lot of leaps forward.
Battlefield V will be released on October 19 for PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Recently, incorrect minimum PC specs for #Battlefield V were published as placeholders. We haven’t announced our minimum or recommended specs for Battlefield V yet. Stay tuned!
— Van Vitre (@dan_mitre) June 5, 2018
