Battlefield 2042 player pulls off a sniper kill using a recorder

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A Battlefield 2042 musician nails a sniper headshot with a recorder.

Yes, an actualised recorder. In the clip that you give the axe regard just under, Nip streamer DeanoBeano manages to hook up the woodwind to the Field 2042 beta on the PC, and for some reason manages to snipe an enemy player from several century meters away using only the instrument.

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It's a feat of saturated genius, and we'Ra still non really dependable how they managed to pull it off. However, if you do wish to see more recorder action in Battlefield 2042 from this particular player, you can steer concluded to the Flip archive of DeanoBeano's recent Battlefield 2042 beta stream, where the user plays for well over two hours without a traditional controller seeable.

In fact, this is hardly the latest in a very long line of unbelievable trick shots using honeyed instruments. Below, you can check out a clip which surfaced last year, where the DeanoBeano uses a drum kit hooked up to a Call of Duty game to someways pull off the perfect sniper kill in a multiplayer play off.

The pilot encounter is one hell of a feat in Battlefield 2042, but it probably won't be the last one. Battlefield 2042 has played into incredible player-determined feats e'er since IT was revealed sooner this year, with the classical Rendezook trick, where a player jumps out of a fighter green to down an enemy craft with a rocket rocket launcher, appearing in the first disclose pok for EA's game.

Battlefield 2042 launches next month connected November 19, for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Serial publication X, and Xbox Series S. Before that though, you can check up on our sodding guide to the Battlefield 2042 PC requirements to see if your rig can handle EA's shooter.

Head over to our Field of honor 2042 coarse beta trailer for our experience with the game over the past fewer weeks.

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