Feedback on the Battlefield 6 Open Beta

Summary:

1. Weapon customization icons misalign/overlap.
2. Indoor–outdoor transitions cause overexposure.
3. Add dynamic blizzard to Liberation Peak.
4. Enable one-key quick-report when downed.
5. Refine vehicle repair hitbox detection.

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Dear Battlefield Studios Team,

First of all, I would like to express my gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the Battlefield 6 Open Beta. The overall experience was highly immersive and demonstrated the great potential of the upcoming title. During my play sessions, I identified several areas that may benefit from further refinement. I respectfully submit the following observations and suggestions for your consideration:

1. Weapon Customization UI Misalignment

Issue: Attachment icons occasionally appear misaligned or overlapping in the customization menu.

Suggested Improvement: Optimize UI layout and scaling logic to ensure clear, polished visual presentation.



2. Overexposure in Indoor-to-Outdoor Transitions

Issue: When aiming from dark indoor areas toward bright outdoor environments, the screen can become briefly overexposed, temporarily obscuring visibility.

Suggested Improvement: Introduce smoother transitional lighting adjustments to maintain combat readability.



3. Dynamic Blizzard Event on “Liberation Peak” Map

Issue: The map’s current environmental conditions remain static despite its natural potential for dynamic weather.

Suggested Improvement: Consider implementing a blizzard event (similar to Battlefield 2042’s weather system) to enhance tactical diversity through reduced visibility and environmental challenges.



4. Streamlined Reporting While Downed

Issue: Reporting suspicious players while in the downed state requires navigating multiple menu layers.

Suggested Improvement: Add a one-key quick-report function (e.g., R key) to improve efficiency and anti-cheat responsiveness.



5. Vehicle Repair Hitbox Precision

Issue: Engineers repairing tanks while prone on the vehicle surface sometimes experience failed repair actions, likely due to collision detection inconsistencies.

Suggested Improvement: Refine vehicle collision models or expand repair trigger zones to ensure reliable repair functionality.




I greatly appreciate the team’s dedication and look forward to seeing these refinements shape an even stronger Battlefield 6 experience. Thank you for your time and continued efforts.