Battlefield 2042 16 player kill streak achieved with one attack - greeneanall1956

Field 2042 actor kills 16 enemies in unmatched second

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A Battlefield 2042 player has managed to kill 16 players in a solitary second with unrivaled flack.

Just below, you can see a clip that emerged on the Field of honor 2042 subreddit all over the historic few days. In the short gameplay clip, the user notes that other player managed to slay 10 enemies in the incredibly quick span of 20 second, so challenges this deed with an accomplishment of their own: dive-bombardment a spirt fighter uncoiled into the ground.

IT might at first look the likes of a bit of a head-scratching play, but it pays off in the end when the player kills 16 players with the one attack, pummelling enemy soldiery on the Conquest stage and leaving information technology open for squadmates to advanced on.

It's a neat spot of timing, completely in altogether. Forthcoming aside an acquirable jet belligerent in Battleground 2042 is really a lot trickier than you might think, as they typically get snatched up at the beginning of a match and are rarely vacant again for players to hop-skip into. That and the fact that all player wants to nab one...

Field 2042 is tabu right now in early access across PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Serial publication X, Xbox Serial S, and Xbox One, having unlocked last Friday for Aureate and Ultimate edition owners. As for everyone else, EA DICE's new shooter will launch this coming Friday on November 19, bringing the incredibly notional new Portal vein mode to the Battlefield enfranchisement, mixing up eras of EA's shooter for something new.

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