Why Get a Battlefield 1 Account
Buying an account means that you get the game automatically, plus some extra goodies if the account has in-game items, such as skins and whatnot, making it a really good deal if you don’t really need an account that’s all spruced up.
Battlefield 1 takes you back to The Great War where new technology and worldwide conflict changed the face of warfare forever, making it a game that’s chock full of content. Full of maps, tons of weapons and all new game modes, Battlefield 1 has a lot to offer you—which is why getting an account is so important. What’s more, you can also opt to getting an account that is bundled with the premium pass to make your experience all the more thrilling.
What is the Battlefield 1 Premium Pass?
The Battlefield 1 Premium Pass lays out more than a year’s worth of add-on content for the World War 1 shooter. Essentially, Battlefield’s 1 Premium Pass costs $50 and will include four digital expansion packs, paired with a two-week early access to each expansion (that’s most likely void now considering the game has already come out for more than a year). The four themed digital expansion packs are as follows: They Shall Not Pass, In the Name of the Tsar, Turning Tides, and Apocalypse.
The “They Shall Not Pass” expansion follows the hardened veterans of the French Army as they make a stand in a brutal defense of their homeland. “In the Name of the Tsar” expansion lets you join forces with the Russian Army, including the Women’s Battalion of Death where you will play an essential part in the largest army in the world. The “Turning Tides” expansion lets you conquer land, air, and sea with the amphibious battles of the Great War of the Gallipoli and the North Sea. And the “Apocalypse” is the fourth and final expansion pack for the game which takes place right smack in the center of Passchendaele and the Austro-Italian clash of Caporetto.
What Can I Get In The Expansions?
Within the expansions, you’ll be getting 4 maps each, making it 16 new multiplayer maps in total for you to battle on. There are also new operations and game modes. Like, for example, in the “In the Name of the Tsar” expansion there’s a game mode called Supply Drop where you can join in for a fast-paced fight for supplies on the Eastern Front as planes airdrop everything need for you to outgun and outscore your opponents. There will also be new Elite Classes that you can pick from, like the Trench Raider and the Infiltrator. As if things couldn’t get any better, there are 20 new weapons you can choose to use in your arsenal as well as vehicles like a Steel Behemoth and Assault Tank Gun from the “They Shall Not Pass” expansion among others.
That’s about all that you can expect to get with these expansions. For the miscellaneous stuff, you get 14 Battlefield 1 Battlepacks that contain stand-out weapon skins and 14 unique dog tags that will be distributed over the course of the Battlefield 1 Premium Pass period.
Where can I play Battlefield 1?
Battlefield 1 is available on PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox One.
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