90% of Battlefield 6 Players are Gone... What Happened and Why?

According to google search (AI summary you get at the top) that it takes 1,500 to 1,500 kills per weapon (or roughly 2,500-3,000 "weapon XP" per weapon).

Someone on Reddit did some calculations (his post got over 3 thousand likes) and his numbers seem closer to what I think the numbers really are.

He worked out that it takes weapon XP equivalent to about 2,500 kills, to max out a single gun:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield6/comments/1ocmear/unacceptable_grind_it_takes_3000_hours_to_unlock/

So, if you get 10 kills per game it takes about 5,600 hours in-game time (this varies a little by various factors, such as length of game etc, but the numbers seem reasonable) to max out just one weapon and unlock all the attachments. 

Considering that there eare 42 weapons in the game,  if you get an average of about 20 kills per game, it would take about 2,790 hours to max out all weapons and unlock all attachments on them.

If you get an average of 15 kills per game it would take about 3,700 hours.

You can get an idea of the amount of time you'd need to spend in the game grinding weapon XP.

OR you could buy a "weapon pack" for about $5-$20 and get two or three of the attachments unlocked.

And no, they won't tell you which attachments you'll get, only which gun you'll get, so get ready to buy heaps of gun packs until you get at least some of the attachments you want (generally the higher the price the better the gun and more attachments unlocked).

But hey, that was their plan all along - sell weapon packs to save people hundreds of hours of pointles and completely unfun grindfest.

BUT people said, you know what, if your game is good maybe I'll buy one or two of them just to see (and to save hundreds of hours of grinding) but the game isn't good anymore and people just said:

 "NO - that's enough of this xxxx" and I must say i agree with them, and I'll be trading my disc for something else soon (I've gone all digital with my games, mostly for convenience, but for the first time in at least ten years I bought this game on disc, because I heard some horror stories, which ended up being true).

What a bloody mess ...