community testing

AppWizard
April 14, 2025
Electronic Arts (EA) has launched a community testing program called Battlefield Labs for the upcoming Battlefield game, allowing players to test potential features and collaborate on development. However, participants have leaked gameplay footage, causing frustration for EA. A controversial topic among players is the rumored introduction of skill-based matchmaking (SBMM), which many believe could negatively impact gameplay enjoyment. David Sirland, the lead producer, reassured the community that the testing phase is temporary. Community manager T0TALfps emphasized that not all features tested will make it to the final game and warned against sharing out-of-context information, which could damage trust. The next Battlefield game is set in a modern-day environment and will return to traditional classes and focused maps. T0TALfps urged players to be patient and supportive during the development process, stating that official information will only be shared when EA is ready.
Winsage
February 16, 2025
The integration of Fedora into Microsoft’s Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is nearing completion, with a community testing event scheduled for February 17, 2025. This event invites users of Windows 10 or 11 to help identify bugs and provide feedback. Participants need an x86 or AArch64 setup with virtualization capabilities, a willingness to follow guidelines, and the ability to download large test images. Resources for installation and troubleshooting are available on the Fedora WSL test day wiki, and participants can share their findings through Fedora’s testing week online platform.
BetaBeacon
February 4, 2025
- Battlefield Labs community testing signups are now open - EA is using an online queue system for signups - EA is starting with a few thousand participants in the US and EU - Participant selection for the program is likely random - Players must sign an NDA to participate - Dev diary includes brief glimpses of pre-alpha gameplay - Gameplay is fast-paced and hectic with jets, planes, tanks, and buildings being destroyed - Several EA studios are working on the next Battlefield game - Single-player campaign is returning to Battlefield - Next Battlefield game expected to launch this year, but no confirmed date - Game expected to be released for PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC
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