Battlefield 2042’s PC version launched in 2021 with significant issues, including server crashes, missing features (like voice chat at launch), and unbalanced gameplay—but DICE has since released multiple patches to fix these problems. For PC players who returned to 2042 after these updates, do you think the game is now worth playing, and what specific improvements (e.g., better server stability, balanced specialists, fixed hit detection) made the biggest difference in your experience? Additionally, Portal Mode lets players create custom matches using assets from Battlefield 2042, Battlefield 3, Battlefield Bad Company 2, and Battlefield 1942—what’s the most fun or creative custom match you’ve played on PC (e.g., a ‘no vehicles’ deathmatch on BF3’s Caspian Border, a ‘zombie mode’ with AI enemies), and does Portal Mode make 2042 more replayable than other modern battle royales or FPS games? Finally, the PC version supports 4K resolution and ray tracing, which enhances the game’s destruction mechanics (like collapsing skyscrapers or exploding helicopters)—do you enable ray tracing even if it means lowering your frame rate, or do you prioritize a smooth 60+ FPS for fast-paced 128-player matches?