I understand your sentiment, your frustration, but each game in the Battlefield series is different. The series evolves, perhaps not always to everyone's approval.
Battlefield 2042 is an example of a greatly disliked Battlefield game, however it is still active and playable.
And, Battlefield 6 will continue to evolve if we provide both critical feedback and positive feedback and suggestions.
And the Devs are being responsive. An example is the Bot Farm XP Portal servers were an abomination of the Battlefield philosophy. The battlefield Devs did exactly what they should have done to correct this situation. Solo/Co-op missions populated with Bots would be a good way to go. (BF 2042 "Redacted" was my favorite, very intense and concentrated form of Bot battles which could be made at various difficulty levels.)
I was playing Mirak Valley last night as Engineer (my favorite class) in my Anti-Air Tank and I noticed that most of the tanks were forming up on the western side of the map, probably because we have learned that going too close to buildings would bring us into danger from enemy Engineers with RPGs. This is the kind of "corporate memory" that people learn through experience while playing the game. Learning the right things to do and avoiding the wrong things.
So, with four or five tanks we were controlling a major portion of the map. And it was a lot of fun. We didn't lose any tanks, and we blew up a bunch of stuff, and killed a bunch of people, and shot down helicopters and jets. And that is BATTLEFIELD!
I am a long-term player of the Battlefield series and a big fan. And, I must add, that your comments about being "sniped across the map with a shotgun" or the "lack of destructible environments" or "vehicles locked behind confusing systems" or "sea combat" and other such comments are, in fact, completely bewildering to me.
Are you sure you are playing Battlefield 6?
