Battlefield 4: Final Stand DLC Expansion Pack Release Date, Details Revealed; EA Confirms Update 'Not the End,' Free Legacy Operations DLC

By Mark Aserit 10 Dec, 2015 15:23 EST

Swedish game developer EA DICE gave details about the Final Stand DLC. The downloadable content was released December last year. However, some gamers speculate the update could be the last for Battle 4.

In order to address the speculation, DICE claimed that Final Stand is "not the end."

"With Battlefield 4 Final Stand released, we hope and believe that you will enjoy it together with the rest of the game for a long time," a post from EA's site wrote. "However, there is one thing we want to assure you: there is more content coming for Battlefield 4."

As for the details about the content of Final Stand DLC, IGN revealed some reliable information. The download content includes four new maps, particularly set in Russia. The new locations are open Siberian landscape, Hangar 21's futuristic battlefields, submarine base of the Hammerhead, and weapons facility in Giants of Karella.

Furthermore, gamers should expect awesome new in-game gadget in Final Stand DLC. The expansion pack offers a few new weapons. Players can have a chance to pilot the HT-95 Levkov, use the Battle Pickup flying drone XD-1 Accipiter, and use the Rorsch MK-1.

Gamers can easily detect enemies around through the use of Target Detector, which automatically spots nearby opponents on the field. Also, the brand-new DS-3 DECOY can be used to trick enemies and easily kill them.

For the latest news about Battlefield 4 Free legacy operations, here are the details: According to an announcement, the game will have a free multiplayer DLC, which will feature the Dragon Valley map from "Battlefield 2."

"Our goal for this map was to make an impressive, large vehicle map for Battlefield 4, but at the same time modernize the original when appropriate," EA Dice said in their website.

Here are some of the improvements in the latest map:

Hill Village: The tiny collection of houses has become a full village over several levels of terrain. It's a very destructible area

Chinese Base/Factory Area: The original map features a Conquest Assault layout. This means that all flags where owned by the Chinese team at the start of round, and the US had a start that couldn't be captured (the carrier).

Power Plant/Dam Area: The new version features a full sized dam and dam-facility area. This flag regularly features fights between US-infantry and Chinese armor,

The redesigned Dragon Valley 2015 map will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

As of now, the release date is yet to be announced. Stay tuned with Gospel Herald for more Battlefield 4 updates.

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Global Lutherans celebrate Reformation Day, ‘trusting in the power of grace in a merciless time’.

Many American churchgoers expect their pastors’ sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues

2.1M Korean Christians estimated at joint worship service to affirm family, oppose gay marriage, pray for nation

Many American churchgoers expect their pastors’ sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues
American churchgoers are looking for more than biblical explanation from their pastor each week. Many expect the sermons to help them understand and address modern cultural issues.