DLC to Battlefield 1 “They will not pass” and “in the name of the king” are open for everyone before the release of “waves of change”

Well, in order to attract users to a shooter about the First World War, the developers decided to arrange free access to the “trial versions” of previously issued additions "They will not pass" And "In the name of the king", which allow you to play on the side of the French and Russian armies, respectively.

You can try DLC at least today (and until December 4), as well as from December 8 to 10.

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Well, from December 11, the owners of Battlefield 1 Premium Pass will be able to reach new fronts of the First World War along with the first portion of additions "Waves of change". In particular, on this day, the players will have two Cape Gelles and Achi-Baba cards along with a new operation for the sea landing of the British troops on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915, six types of small arms, two types of near-fight weapons and a destroyer of class L.

As for the second part of the DLC, it starts in January 2018 (so far without an exact date) and will allow you to take part in battles in the North Sea (on the cards of Zebryugg and the Gelgoland Bay). Then in Battlefield 1 Royal marine infantry and airship Class C are expected. Two weeks after that "Waves of change" will appear on sale in the form of a separate addition for all other PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One users.

Finally Electronic Arts It reminds that in the ORIGIN digital distribution services, PlayStation Network and Xbox Games Store, a sale has already started in honor of the Black Friday, where you can purchase, for example, a complete edition "Battlefield 1 Revolution" with a discount of up to 50 percent.