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EA and DICE have taken the decision to delay the release of the Naval Strike DLC for Battlefield 4 on PC, suggesting technical issues have presented themselves ahead of today's planned release.
"We are delaying the launch of Battlefield 4 Naval Strike on PC. We've detected an issue and it needs to be solved," said the statement on Battlelog.
"Quality is our number one priority and we will not release Battlefield 4 Naval Strike on PC until we feel it meets the highest quality level possible. We are also working on a larger update to release alongside Battlefield 4 Naval Strike on PC that will address the issue of Tablet Commander not working correctly.
"Once we have a confirmed date for PC, we'll be sure to update those players on our official channels. We appreciate your patience and look forward to seeing everyone on the Battlefield."
Naval Strike brings four new maps to Battlefield 4 (Lost Islands, Wave Breaker, Nansha Strike and Operation Mortar), introduces an amphibious hovercraft vehicle, five new weapons, two new gadgets, ten assignments, as well as brings back the Titan Mode from Battlefield 2142 in the form of the new Carrier Assault game mode.
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