BattleBit Remastered recently released a schedule containing the date and time for their playtest of the game. Sadly, this is the last one.

BattleBit Remastered’s developers announced that they will be holding a Stress Playtest for the game. For those not familiar with the term, online games usually do stress tests to see if their servers can handle a huge amount of players playing at the same time. However, after announcing that the game would be entering Early Access in June 2023, as well as holding its final 48-hour playtest, they announced that there will no longer be any weekly stress tests for the game.  The game is available on PC via Steam. You also signup for the playtest here.

Normally, short 3-hour playtests happen throughout the week leading up to the stress test. These 3-hour playtests are definitely not short, and you will be able to get quite a few games in.  Sadly, however, they will not be holding any 3-hour playtests this week.  This is because the team is working on trailers, as well as other elements for the game’s Early Access launch. Make sure to signup for the playtest as soon as you can so that you can download the game. Once you have, just wait for the playtest to begin. While waiting, you can check out the game’s offline firing range to test out the various guns the game has to offer. I have personally spent hours in there trying to master the sniper mechanics. The developers are constantly balancing and making changes to the game, so do make sure to try it out.

As mentioned above, the game will be entering Early Access in June 2023. They will be holding their final playtest, before finally releasing the game. They mentioned in their post that they will be giving more updates and news about the game in the upcoming weeks, so stay tuned. Meanwhile, you can check out the most recent patch notes from a previous test, which include streamer mode, improved gameplay mechanics, bug fixes, and more.

In a recent update, they also mentioned that the team would be focusing on implementing the new Anti-Cheat system. They will be implementing the Anti-Cheat provider mentioned above, although they did not mention which one. The team will start testing the integration stability of the Anti-Cheat system. Should it work, it will bring the team one step closer to going into Early Access. Not only that, but the team is also deploying the DDoS Firewall. Hopefully, this will help in the game’s stability, while preventing DDoS attacks in the future. They also mentioned that they were planning to test the new anti-cheat.

Later on, they did. The team behind BattleBit announced that they were switching from EAC to the FACEIT Anti Cheat. However, they also added that although FACEIT Anti Cheat will be the official Anti-cheat for the game, they will still keep supporting EAC, specifically for community-hosted servers. This is because FACEIT “prefers to keep its server-side anti-cheat private to keep it secure and not exposed”. As such, players will still use EAC on community servers, with FACEIT available when renting one of BattleBit’s partnered rental server providers.

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Let me give you a quick rundown for those unfamiliar with the game. BattleBit Remastered is a first-person shooter in the vein of the Battlefield series. Players take part in 32 vs 32, 64 vs 64, or even 127 vs 127 battles. These battles happen over a large map, with Capture Points as the main game mode. Players fight over various objectives and must also hold them against the enemy. Respawns take up tickets, which are available to each team in a finite amount. Once those tickets run out, the game is over. Of course, the team with the remaining tickets wins the match. It’s a very fast-paced first-person shooter, however, it is one you will definitely want to play. If you want to learn about our first impressions of the game, then you can read our article on it.

That’s all the information we have about the upcoming date and time for the stress playtest of BattleBit Remastered. Players can join the BattleBit Remastered Discord Server and follow their Twitter account for more details. Players can also go to the game’s Patreon to support the game for $15 a month. This gives players access to Patreon-only content in-game, sneak peeks of upcoming releases, and a key for the game once it goes on Early Access.

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