What's wrong with Battlefield 2042?

Episode 13 of the No Shot Podcast podcast, hosted by No Shot Podcast, titled "What's wrong with Battlefield 2042?" was published on November 18, 2021 and runs 87 minutes.

November 18, 2021 ·87m · No Shot Podcast

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On this episode of the pod, the boys talk about the NBA after one month of the season being over, what's wrong with Battlefield 2042, and play a game where they pick their favorite players from their favorite football teams from the past decade.

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