Feedback and Suggestions for Battlefield 6

It would be cool is the UH-60 and the Apache had 5 flares to counter 5 different attacks instead of having only one in the chamber to counter and wait a few minutes to reload because everyone is using locking on projectiles and AA vehicles, at least have the helicopters get a fighting chance to transport or give a counter assault.

A guy its BaDmAn9655 need to ask you why id counter melee not in the game it is the bades move ever put in a game / but you can also incloud final stand to make it fair for the dowend player to defend his self as the other player comes to hammer him to death / and finaly why cant the sniper class carrie at the least and SMG for god sake come on guys that would make thid game the best ever to me and a few other guys . ps sorr for the miss spelled words thanks agin hope to hear from EA ON THIS 

It would've nice if when you get shot down you could still be able to use your side gun as you wait for medic..! 

If anybody has played the hardcore conquest this weekend, you have seen the limited HUD on it, I believe they show make this an option to have on. Just as they have a no HUD option, battlefield 6 should have a limited HUD option in settings

Fully agree here !!!  I would also love it if they could add other weapons too, like the MG3 machine gun, classic AK47, and Carl Gustov for Anti tank work, with options for shell types.   And anything to reward players will be a great way to show off one's work, and help make Battlefield 6 better. 

2: Or the Maps from BF Vietnam

Let us name our custom loadouts. Would be very helpful. 

I agree with a majority of this!

Hi team,

I’d like to suggest a feature that could improve both realism and tactical gameplay in Battlefield 6.

🔧 Feature Idea: Fragile-Surface Bullet Penetration

Introduce a system where bullets can penetrate weak or fragile materials, but with reduced damage after going through the surface.

Materials that should allow penetration:

Thin wood (doors, crates, fences)

Drywall and interior walls

Glass and windows

Thin metal sheets or signage

Furniture such as tables and cabinets

Damage Reduction After Penetration:

~20% damage reduction (up to 35% depending on thickness).

This keeps the mechanic fair while still rewarding tactical play.

Benefits:

Creates more realistic gunfights

Lets players flush out enemies hiding behind weak cover

Makes AP/penetration ammo actually meaningful

Adds more tactical options and dynamic combat encounters

Prevents “invincible thin cover” situations that feel unrealistic

Balance Notes:

Heavy cover should block penetration entirely

Snipers/DMRs penetrate more than SMGs

LMGs get moderate penetration to match their role

Bullet velocity drops slightly to avoid unfair long-distance wallbangs

Why This Matters:

Right now, bullet penetration feels inconsistent or nearly nonexistent on weak surfaces.

A clear, intentional system would make cover usage, ammo choice, and positioning more strategic.

Thanks for reading! Hope this can be considered for future updates or tuning.

Hi team,

I’d like to suggest a feature that could improve both realism and tactical gameplay in Battlefield 6.

🔧 Feature Idea: Fragile-Surface Bullet Penetration

Introduce a system where bullets can penetrate weak or fragile materials, but with reduced damage after going through the surface.

Materials that should allow penetration:

Thin wood (doors, crates, fences)

Drywall and interior walls

Glass and windows

Thin metal sheets or signage

Furniture such as tables and cabinets

Damage Reduction After Penetration:

~20% damage reduction (up to 35% depending on thickness).

This keeps the mechanic fair while still rewarding tactical play.

Benefits:

Creates more realistic gunfights

Lets players flush out enemies hiding behind weak cover

Makes AP/penetration ammo actually meaningful

Adds more tactical options and dynamic combat encounters

Prevents “invincible thin cover” situations that feel unrealistic

Balance Notes:

Heavy cover should block penetration entirely

Snipers/DMRs penetrate more than SMGs

LMGs get moderate penetration to match their role

Bullet velocity drops slightly to avoid unfair long-distance wallbangs

Why This Matters:

Right now, bullet penetration feels inconsistent or nearly nonexistent on weak surfaces.

A clear, intentional system would make cover usage, ammo choice, and positioning more strategic.

Thanks for reading! Hope this can be considered for future updates or tuning.