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Get Your Battlefield 3 PC Patch This Week
Your Battlefield 3 experience is going to get smoother...assuming you're playing on PC. DICE has posted a progress report on the client patch dropping this week.
Console gamers, don't worry. DICE hasn't forgotten about you. However, according to a post on the Battlefield blog, "Console patches take a bit longer due to the certification requirements for console content, but it will follow shortly after the PC update."
The post goes on to detail some of the changes you should notice with the patch, which has been in the works since launch: "You’ll see improved polish, stability, weapons balancing, squad control functionality, user interface enhancements, and several feature enhancements that address feedback the community has provided to date – plus we’re removing the so called 'negative mouse acceleration' that some of you have experienced."
More details will be available in the coming days, along with the PC patch itself.
(Source: Battlefield Blog)
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