Battlefield V

Now, this oversight wouldn't have nearly been as worthy of notice had Patrick Soderlund not called Battlefield V fans uneducated, but since he did, let us recall the time when Britain had a Queen in World War II. When was that again?

The last of Battlefield V's announced war stories, The Last Tiger, has landed after a one day delay and Dice claim that the story it tells is a multi-layered one, with the team even looking to the legendary movie Das Boot for inspiration.

Just hours before the release of Battlefield V: Chapter 1 Overture, Dice found a critical issue with the update and decided they'll be delaying the new content. The delay shouldn't take long though and the update should arrive this week.

Although sales of boxed copies traditionally take a hit after Black Friday, FIFA 19, Red Dead Redemption 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 don't seem to care much as they got to keep their stranglehold on the UK physical sales chart.

Battlefield V will have a free week-long demo in case you manage to grab a key in time. The offer will stand for only 24 hours after the announcement, so act quickly if you want to get it. Bear in mind you will need a Twitter account.

Battlefield V took a bit more realistic approach when it came to combat, as EA DICE reduced time to kill and time to death, compared to the previous titles in the series. Some fans now want it tweaked, while others support the decision.

With Battlefield 5, Dice decided that they were taking the franchise back to its roots with a World War 2 setting. Unfortunately, they also incorporated changes in gameplay and character design that will not be to everyone’s liking.

Most gamers took the news of Battlefield V's delay as a clear sign of DICE and EA being afraid to take on Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2 and it seems that the lack of faith has shown on the financial front as well.

You would have quite the conundrum on your hands if you asked yourself whose staff should panic more at the moment - Nvidia or EA DICE. Battlefield V has recently launched the ray tracing feature, but it's killing FPS even on RTX 2080 Ti.

Nvidia have released new drivers which unlock the RTX Ray Tracing feature in Battlefield V. Combined with a Windows 10 update and game patch the shiny reflections experience is now available to everyone who owns Nvidia's RTX graphics cards.