The first trailer for Chapter 2: Lightning Strikes of Battlefield V's Tides of War live-service has dropped, teasing not only the long-awaited Firestorm battle royale mode, but also a bunch of new and returning classic game modes.

Battlefield V is a great game that is unfortunately being held back a bit by some annoying bugs and gameplay decisions. Luckily, developer DICE is now addressing several of these issues, starting this week.

One of the hottest debated aspects of Battlefield V has been its heavily unforgive time-to-kill combat mechanics, but developer DICE has now revealed its very detailed plans on how this will be addressed. However, some members of the community feel that this may create more problems than it solves.

According to a leak from a marketing presentation, Respawn Entertainment's Jedi Fallen Order is still on track for release late next year, and might feature some familiar characters from past TV series.

Today was supposed to be the first day of Battlefield V's Tides of War live-service, but an unexpected issue has caused a delay in rolling out the major update.

Battlefield V has seen many changes in DICE's shooter franchise, including some much-improved community feedback and interaction, both of which is being used to address the game's divisive TTK issue.

Battlefield V is barely a week old, but DICE is already looking to address some of the issues that have been raised as well as releasing the first batch of their planned Tides of War content in early December.

Returning to where it all began more than a decade and a half ago, Battlefield V throws players back into the frontlines of World War II. Thanks to clever new gameplay additions though, this is a view of the Second World War not seen before.