Downloadable content
Battlefield 4 will feature a total of five downloadable content (DLC) packs that will include new maps and additions to the gameplay.[87][88] On June 10, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Second Assault during the Microsoft Press Conference at E3 2013. It was announced that it would be the first expansion pack to be released for Battlefield 4 and would do so first on the Xbox One. It was released on November 22, the day of console's launch. The expansion features the return of four fan favorite maps from Battlefield 3 and introduces Capture the Flag as a new gametype. On May 21, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: China Rising on a Battlelog post and stated that it would include four new maps on the Chinese mainland, ten new assignments, new vehicles, as well as the Air Superiority gametype. It is available to those who pre-ordered the game at no extra cost. It was released to premium players in December 2013. On August 20, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Naval Strike at Gamescom 2013. Not much is currently known about the expansion except that it will involve dynamic ocean combat on maps taking place in the sea. It is stated to release in spring of 2014. At the same conference, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth. Its maps take place in war-torn cities locked down by the People's Liberation Army. On August 20, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Final Stand at Gamescom 2013. Nothing is currently known about the expansion pack except that it will focus on the conclusion of the in-game War of 2020. All five DLC packs are available for download two weeks before the scheduled release date to those players who have purchased premium at no additional charge
Battlefield 4 will feature a total of five downloadable content (DLC) packs that will include new maps and additions to the gameplay.[87][88] On June 10, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Second Assault during the Microsoft Press Conference at E3 2013. It was announced that it would be the first expansion pack to be released for Battlefield 4 and would do so first on the Xbox One. It was released on November 22, the day of console's launch. The expansion features the return of four fan favorite maps from Battlefield 3 and introduces Capture the Flag as a new gametype. On May 21, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: China Rising on a Battlelog post and stated that it would include four new maps on the Chinese mainland, ten new assignments, new vehicles, as well as the Air Superiority gametype. It is available to those who pre-ordered the game at no extra cost. It was released to premium players in December 2013. On August 20, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Naval Strike at Gamescom 2013. Not much is currently known about the expansion except that it will involve dynamic ocean combat on maps taking place in the sea. It is stated to release in spring of 2014. At the same conference, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Dragon's Teeth. Its maps take place in war-torn cities locked down by the People's Liberation Army. On August 20, 2013, DICE unveiled Battlefield 4: Final Stand at Gamescom 2013. Nothing is currently known about the expansion pack except that it will focus on the conclusion of the in-game War of 2020. All five DLC packs are available for download two weeks before the scheduled release date to those players who have purchased premium at no additional charge