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Battlefield 5 Tides of War update, Overture, delayed

Update: The wait wasn’t long at all — DICE has confirmed that Overture will drop tomorrow.

Original story: A huge Battlefield 5 Tides of War update, Overture, has been delayed, developer DICE has confirmed.

The update includes a new map, Panzerstorm, alongside a new single-player War Stories episode, vehicle customisation, a practice range and more. Originally scheduled for today, the update has been delayed due to technical issues discovered by DICE.

“The team has discovered an issue with the Battlefield V Chapter 1: Overture update,” DICE tweeted. “Rather than create issues in the game, we’re holding the update for the time being.”

Thankfully, players shouldn’t have long to wait for the new, free content.

“We don’t anticipate a long delay and we’ll be back with more news [on December 4] or as soon as we have it.”

We’ll let you know when you can expect Overture as soon as the information is made available.

Battlefield 5 is available now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.


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