CROSSPLAY
Why EA/DICE is doing nothing this crossplay issue? Why pc players still can't turn off this crossplay??? I'm not a coder or a pc wizard, I'm just a pc gamer who wants to enjoy gaming... But it's so...
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I've noticed it's not necessarily that it's a console player, it's how many console players are in the match total.
When the game is 50% console or more, prepare for one god awful match. The netcode and lag feel 100% worse. The hitreg becomes hit suggestion. The movement becomes move maybe because you'll even rubberband no matter what your connection looks like. Cover becomes cov-isn't because every one will be dying where they shouldn't.
I used to think that consoles enjoyed a better connection to the servers. Now I realize the consoles can't keep up with the servers and the server has to either slow down itself or just not run at all. I'm not sure if this is mechanical limitation from the GPU/CPU, if console connection speeds are limited, if there's some sort of forced throttling...but you notice it after a while and it really makes BF6 feel like crap.
With 95% of the players gone and no indication they will come back, I'm not sure there's any saving this at this point. If you allow people to turn off crossplay now, then you as a player are out at least 50% of your viable matches. The game is already having to fill matches with bots.
This is confirmed information that with console players, we have 30hz servers, 10 years ago there were such servers in bf4, then we switched to 60hz, which improved the situation. Now, in 2026, we have a crooked network code, a cross-platform, and the developer doesn't give a "@$@! what the players really want, and what do we have?! The low number of players, yes, let's take that half of the players were in Redsec, because it was distributed for free, but they screwed up there too, which tells us that DICE and EA's trust in general has fallen as low as it could be. Even if they release a new game every month, it won't save them, you can easily fall, but it's hard to get up, managers may not know this truth, so what we have, we have, it will be a huge lesson for us not to trust the developer in his own words!
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