Battlefield 1 players are readying themselves for the rest of The Great War, as Electronic Arts prepares to release the first of their four planned major updates for Battlefield 1. The first update, titled “They Shall Not Pass” launches very soon and will bring players into many iconic French locations that were involved in World War 1, such as Fort De Vaux and Verdun. However, the major updates like “They Shall Not Pass” are quite large, and will require not only download time for players, but will also require some down time for the game’s online content. Here’s when and how long Battlefield 1 multiplayer stays offline as this new update is implemented into the game.

A new blog post on the official Battlefield forums has shared the information regarding this new update’s rollout on all three of the game’s current platforms (PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4). Each respective platform will be down for two hours on Tuesday, March 14th as the update takes place. First, the PC update begins at 12 AM PT / 3 AM ET / 7 AM GMT. This will be followed by the PlayStation 4 update at 2 AM PT / 5 AM ET / 9 AM GMT and the Xbox One update at 4 AM PT / 7 AM ET / 11 AM GMT.

The other three major updates for Battlefield 1 are still expected to arrive later this year, and will likely have multiplayer downtime as this update did. What do you guys think? Are you inconvenienced as the Battlefield 1 multiplayer stays down? Let us know what you think in the comments below or start a discussion on our Disqus page.

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