I'm loving Battlefield 6 but I feel bad for players that are new and unskilled

I just want to clarify I think this change should specifically be for the 'casual' game modes. 

I agree that this should be implemented. Although I think the word "sweats" is may not be the best word here. Usually, players that lose often call other player sweats as a coping mechanism. There are players that are just good, have more practice, more hours, or are just naturally talented. I think you having said experience, FPS game sense, etc, does not make you a sweat. It's called just being a better player, not a sweat. Congrats on hitting over 100 and doing well in the game.

Sure, the term 'sweats' is subjective and you can replace it with 'battle-hardened', 'more skilled', 'elite', 'competitive', whatever. But the point still stands that a more beginner friendly casual mode would be nice for the lesser skilled players.

Did I disregard your point? The first line says I agree. I was just talking about the term 'sweat'. Its far too common for people that lose to people with more skill, such as yourself, to blame it on sweats is what I was saying.

Didn't there used to be newbie servers?

If I want to play a chill round without sweats breathing down my neck, I just go to casual breakthrough. Just enjoy the game and stop worrying about your stats and challenges. You’ll live longer and happier.

BF6 doesn't require skill... all the weapons are lasers. So don't kids yourself, they have lowered the difficulty for everyone. The laser weapons, the TTK and the poor net code means getting kills is easy. That isn't why players are leaving.

Yeah, all the BF and COD games don't require as much skill imo since cap is pretty low. 

Yep, Initiation Breakthrough. It's still there in the Training Grounds menu, but it's rank locked if memory serves. At least, it only shows up on my rank 1 profile. 

The whole point of competitive games is getting good. I'm far from a "pro" myself, but when I entered Battlefield for the first time, I didn't expect it to be easy for me. If some people want to chill and don't take things seriously, they should play offline games. There is no place for that in a competitive shooter. 

I get what the OP says, though, but I'm not sure you can implement "casual" multiplayer mode. The only decision I can think of is letting people play against bots with the squad or solo, as it was in BF2042. Although it's pretty boring in my opinion, and I think single player campaign gives you everything you need to go into multiplayer battles.