Few reasons I don't play Battlefield 6 often.
- Lack of community hosted server support, persistent servers and server browser for both official and community servers in same place. Portal browsing isn't the solution. It's a creative tool.
- Official maps gets boring really quickly because there's no sensibility in them. Very forgettable and uninteresting design. Focus is on small skirmishes rather than all-out warfare.
- Weapon customisation grinding is even more crazier than it was back in BF4 days. Rewards excessive playtime over being accessible and fairly competitive from beginning.
- Drip-feeding meaningful content and locking it behind Battlepass or unachievable/counter-intuitive challenges. Premium model worked better; just getting it back for next game and taking away weapon, gadget etc. challenges seen in BF3 or 4 model would make wonders. Free weapon updates but paid map packs which expanses and spices things up.
- Lack of depth of resource related andp chain of command gameplay is driving me towards Hell Let Loose-series. If you could look at Battlefield 2 and 2142, you would know why those two were at their best.
Your saving grace is that Hell Let Loose is indie-game. When Hell Let Loose Vietnam launches, it will get a lot of traffic from old-schooled fans preferring more meaningful experience. It won't be Battlefield killer but it'll itch the Battlefieldness lost long time ago.
TDLR: Your franchise is going wrong direction. You are repeating mistakes of Call of Duty.
