Oh god, why did a Metro clone have to be the map that revived Battlefield 2042?

It seems like the further away we get from the launch of the latest (and potentially final) season of Battlefield 2042, the more the multiplayer shooter proves its best days are not behind it. This recent rise in player interest kicked off right at the release of Dark Creations, the game's sixth season. It was all nicely tied to a free weekend on all platforms, and steep discounts everywhere. All of that was enough for Battlefield 2042 to have one of its biggest weekends ever, nearly two whole y...