Whether these images are real or not, we can’t be far from seeing the actual reveal trailer for the next Battlefield. Unless he’s plotted a massive hoax from the beginning that will somehow help his career as a social media consultant, why would he do that? To make a long story short, Henderson-who has a solid track record for leaking information about Call of Duty games (and now Battlefield)-has staked his reputation on the veracity of these images. faction infiltrating an island and trying to stop the Russian faction from launching a rocket.
According to Henderson, the trailer’s running time is less than 2 minutes and features the U.S. Henderson later hosted a Q&A stream about the leaked images and supposedly revealed more information about the trailer itself. In response to Twitter users questioning the quality of the images, Henderson speculated that the low resolution is possibly due to the leaker capturing images during a Zoom call and the trailer itself being an early cut of the final version. Henderson confirmed on Twitter that the images are screenshots from the reveal trailer but stated that he did not know why the leaker chose to post the same frames from the trailer as the ones that he had drawn. That’s because the screenshots show nearly the exact frames that leaker Tom Henderson drew a few weeks ago. Well, if they aren’t, then the person who’s been allegedly leaking all of the information that we have about the next Battlefield will have ruined his reputation. The second screenshot is from inside some kind of cockpit and shows a massive tornado heading towards a rocket launch pad. The first screenshot shows what appear to be several Osprey planes flying over a massive island map. While the screenshots made the rounds on the “Battlefield 6” subreddit this past weekend, a link to the screenshots appeared over two weeks ago in comment on a different subreddit post. Two screenshots that are allegedly from the upcoming Battlefield 2021 reveal trailer have appeared online.
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