Excessive Speed, Unrealistic Mechanics, and Loss of Tactical Arcade Identity
For the past three months, thousands of players in the Battlefield community have been expressing the same concern — the game is far too fast-paced.
Despite countless requests to address the unrealistic “Spiderman-like” sliding and jumping mechanics, absolutely no changes have been made.
At its core, Battlefield has always represented tactical arcade gameplay, a realistic combat atmosphere, and large-scale, strategic maps.
However, Battlefield 6 has completely drifted away from these defining principles.
The game no longer rewards tactical thinking, coordinated teamwork, or strategic progression — instead, it has devolved into a chaotic experience focused purely on reflex and randomness.
It’s becoming clear that the development team continues to ignore the community’s feedback, prioritizing unnecessary cosmetics and flashy skins that actively damage the game’s identity.
If real progress is to be made, that effort should be directed toward slowing down the overall game pace and expanding map design to restore depth and balance.
The biggest issue with Battlefield 6 is that it has lost its tactical arcade essence.
Rather than feeling like a true Battlefield experience, it now feels overly fast, unbalanced, and disconnected from what once made this franchise special.
If this direction continues, further player loss is inevitable.
As long-time fans who genuinely care about the series, we ask that you bring Battlefield back to its roots — tactical arcade gameplay, teamwork, and immersive warfare.
