Battlefield 6 Tips to Improve Aim and Overall Skill

1. Yes, play a lot of Casual Breakthrough- when you can beat the bots easily you'll be ready.
2. Play medic (ammo), give yourself SMG as they don't require ADS, just point n spray. Look up 'BF6 weapons SMG'  for load-out advice.
3. Keep your weapon pointing slightly up, most run around with it pointed at the ground. In the time it takes to raise the weapon to enemy level you are dead.
4. Don't be the first through the door. Deploy the shield when you stop for a short time.
5. Cover an angle at all times.

Good luck.

To be honest, after the latest updates I have 1 good round on 10 bad ones. My usuall skill level is pretty average (I have ~1,2 KD in every Battlefield game), but I'm a PTFO kind of guy, so I always have a good score and finish the rounds somewhere near the top of the table. But now, I'm a complete mess, and I think it's not a "me" problem, at least not totally. The game has weird recoil and very, very uneven damage system that makes it hard to understand if you're doing something wrong. But the recipe is still simple: play the game, get the experience, and customize your automatic guns for maximum fire rate. In my opinion, the easiest class to master is Assault, but to each his own.

F1sherOrigin​ CPU_UK​ 

Thanks for helping out a fellow player. This is very much appreciated. EA_BArry.

I have a few tips from what I have learnt:
Small advantages matter. Things like the above mentioned running an SMG up close so you don't need to ADS is good.

Additionally, if you know enemies are close by, stop sprinting. Having your gun drawn an ready gives you an advantage over folks who need to come out of sprint.

SMGs, Carbines and ARs work for aggression, but LMGs generally demand a defensive approach. They're slow to act with, so try and get in positions where the enemy comes to you, ideally where you're in a crouched or prone position.

Intel is everything, so check your minimap often. If you know a guy is coming around the corner before he knows you're there, he's easy pickings.

Try to limit your exposed angles. If you've got hard cover everywhere behind you, then you only need to watch the front.

If you can handle the extra cognitive load, swap out the red laser module for greens and blues. The extra hipfire accuracy WILL save you in a sudden close quarters fight, just remember to turn it off when firing at range.

Hope this helps!

Find weapons that are comfortable for your playstyle and that's half the battle.

One thing to keep in mind in comparison to other military shooters is that BF6 actually has very good hip fire, figuring out the best range to use it for each gun will help a lot at winning close range engagements, especially if you like to run longer ranged optics.

Idk bro mine all jacked since season 3 dropped but what helped me in the beginning of season 1 was starting out slow and the gradually overtime turning up the sensitivity but the higher the sensitivity the more you need to practice cuz the more time you spend away from it the faster is going to seem when you do get on it

Hi IanFrags4951,

Out of interest, are you using a controller or mouse and keyboard? The reason I ask is in case this helps anyone give some tips about settings or so on.

CdrCross​ 

Excellent gameplay tips there. Thanks for posting. EA_Barry.

Judging from the Playstation tag, I'd say probably controller. ;)

Yes, I’m on PS5 using a standard DualSense controller. Thanks for all the tips.