Some games have allowed players to delete the single player campaign, for instance, while still making multiplayer accessible. The most practical approach to Battlefield 2042 managing its file size might be to allow players to choose what content they would like to have installed. Having essentially a second, possibly more robust, content set for Battlefield Portal's classic remasters might quickly inflate 2042's storage requirements.
Although it hasn't been explicitly confirmed, it seems likely that more classic Battlefield games and content could make its way to Portal. Related: Battlefield 2042's Classic Maps Won't Have New Levolution Elementsīattlefield Portal's future is still up in the air, with developer Ripple Effect adamant that community feedback will play a large role in what comes next to the ambitious custom games mode. Seasonal content and the expected abundance of cosmetics will certainly play a role, but 2042 has three primary game modes, all of which will contribute to the game's file size. The problem is, as a live service game, 2042 will (presumably) continue to receive content as long as the developers feel the player base is large enough to warrant it. The game is multiplayer only, with seven new maps, and six more from classic Battlefield games.
So far there is no indication that Battlefield 2042 will require an incredibly large install file.
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