Battlefield 6: We Expect Better Than This!
Ever since the beta we have been giving clear feedback and almost nothing meaningful has changed. The game still feels nearly identical, with a bit of polish here and there, but the fundamental issue...
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You're representing your own opinion, not the opinion of others. This mention of "we" isn't necessary. Since the beta there have been a ton of significant changes to the game. These changes have already addressed many of the issues that people were having with the game. To give you an example, the patches have addressed weapon balance, visibility and sound design. Some things are still a work in progress though.
Some guns feel pointless, especially SMGs that barely have any role in the current meta.
SMGs were the meta before season 1 and it's yet to be seen what the current post-season 1 patch meta will be. I have no clue how you could even come to the conclusion that they are pointless.
Crossplay feels unfair for PC players. We have to deal with strong aim assist from console players.
If I look at the scoreboard, I don't see an overrepresentation of console players in the top positions. I honestly don't think aim assist is an issue at all.
There is simply too much wrong at the moment. It feels like money comes first and quality second. Loyal fans deserve better. I genuinely regret buying the game in its current state.
Battlefield games have traditionally had troubled launches, where they would be broken for at least a year before they finally fixed it. Battlefield 6 surpassed all expectations for me, especially after that trainwreck called Battlefield 2042. It's pretty polished for the scope and complexity of the game. There are certainly a few issues, but none of them are bad enough to rob me from my enjoyment of the game.
Battlefield games have traditionally had troubled launches, where they would be broken for at least a year before they finally fixed it.
Broken for a whole year after release for another BF game is unacceptable. It's 2025. The fact that it's still a problem should mean firing 95% of the staff since nobody can seem to put together a proper game without having everything break within the first 2 weeks of launch (including beta continuously being broken for the entirety of the beta phase).
