Developer responds to "Battlefield" closed beta leak: processing is not allowed

2025-03-13 22:05:05|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Recently, the new work in the Battlefield series, Battlefield Labs, was tested for the first time.Although this test is closed mode and any player participating in the test is prohibited from sharing the test content, the reality is that leakage will definitely happen.Sure enough, a large number of test videos and new information have been leaked.In this regard, David Sirland, chief producer of Battlefield, has expressed his position on this.

When a player expressed surprise at the developer's acquiesced test content leaks in Sirland's social media post, Sirland wrote: "I don't accept leaks, they will be dealt with accordingly."

However, this post is exactly part of what he is discussing about leaks, namely the game includes dragging teammates for healing.He revealed that this will be "a key mechanic for healing gameplay" and said he looked forward to seeing "some interesting ways to use" in his next test.

Sirland was also asked whether EA would consider revoking the requirement that participants need to sign an NDA (Disclosure Agreement) in future tests.He did not give a direct answer, but only explained his position as a developer."We've got a lot of feedback from specific very active testers. There are considerable numbers and they're all within the reach we can use them effectively. The way we've taken is reasonable and has worked so far. We'll do more tests and will be open to more people over time."

At present, players can still register for the "Battlefield: Laboratory" test qualifications, and the test qualifications do not depend on the order of registration.

It is rumored that the new work "Battlefield" will be released in fall 2025, even though EA has previously confirmed that it will be released before March 2026 (i.e. before the end of this fiscal year).CEO Andrew Wilson also recently said that all EA game release time may be adjusted to avoid "collision" with GTA6.

The next Battlefield will allegedly include a single-player campaign developed by Motive, as well as an unannounced mode developed by Ripple Effect, which is rumored to be the return of the Portal mode in Battlefield 2042, which allows a large amount of content from each generation of Battlefield to be fused into the same game and allows players to customize the rules.

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