At first I liked it, I've been playing BF since BF3 and I loved every second, BF4 being my absolute favorite. BF4 is kinda dead now, so is 2042. But still, I went back to 2042 due to how stale bf6 feels now. The maps are tiny, there's no dynamic weather, it just doesn't feel like Battlefield anymore
Community ManagerHi there,
Glad to hear you’ve been enjoying Battlefield’s large-scale sandbox experience, which offers more space to maneuver, coordinate vehicle pushes, flank opposing teams, and give you more opportunities to plan your next move.
I’m curious whether maps such as Railway to Golmud, Tsuru Reef, and Wake Island still feel too small for you.
Looking ahead, Season 5 will introduce three new maps, as outlined in our 2026 roadmap. Two of them will support the larger-scale, combined-arms warfare that has always been at the heart of the Battlefield experience.
We definitely hear the feedback on dynamic weather. The team will continue to explore options for new maps.
The new bigger maps are good, they're not too small for me such as railway, tsuru reef, and wake island. 2 of those being older maps so yes, they'll feel more like home. There's still some good maps that are still small such as Bazaar and... uh... that's about it...
I want to love this game. The destruction physics are great, I just wanna say that. This game has so many features that are great... also, question... where's closed loadouts? Also, going back to BF4. Sure, I'll play a bit of bf6 but I feel like BF4 was my favorite... wait, no... BF1, then BF4...
Community ManagerIt’s great to hear that the newer, larger maps are working well for you. The feedback around larger-scale maps has definitely been heard, and Season 5 will continue to bring more maps designed around that larger-scale Battlefield experience.
Hopefully, this gives you more variety and more ways to enjoy Battlefield 6, depending on how you want to play.
Community ManagerThanks for the kind words about Battlefield 6.
Open Weapons is intended to give players more freedom in how they fulfill their class role, while class-specific bonuses, traits, and gadgets help preserve class identity.
Before launch, in the Open Beta, the vast majority of players, after trying both playlist types, chose to stick with Open Weapons. This reinforces our belief that Open Weapons is the right path forward for Battlefield 6.
At the same time, we recognize that some players prefer the Closed Weapons experience. Closed Weapons mutators will remain part of the Portal toolset, so players can create and share their own custom experiences.
The game just isn't hitting any discernable targets.
Adding server browsers, big maps and reworking old ones isn't content, it's basic design that should've been implemented.
On top of those types of core gameplay issues, there's still problems with matchmaking, lobbies, game modes being denied because of the day of the week, temporary modes being lacklustre then vanishing forever wasting development time, Netcode, TTK issues, team balancing, and the list goes on.
It's become a very mediocre and stale product, and it feels like the main focus is making skins to sell for people at high prices.
Not a single member of EA or Dice has been listening to player feedback, as the title is in an absolutely mediocre and/or buggy state of affairs. The dead space collaboration amplifies this level of disconnect with core issues.
Personally I'll be uninstalling after I've done the season 4 battlepass, as promised by the development team keep getting broken.
Community ManagerHi there,
I’m sorry to hear that the current state of the game has left you feeling this way.
While we may not be able to respond to every piece of feedback, the team continues to address the bigger topics raised by the community through short comms, Community Updates, and Developer Comments in Patch Notes. We’ve also held two Discord Live Q&As to give players another opportunity to ask questions and hear directly from the developers. For example, areas you mentioned, such as netcode, TTK, and matchmaking, have all been replied to by the team here: Community Update - New Maps, Features, and More.
As for the limited-time experiences you mentioned, modes such as Operation and Carrier Strike have received strong community engagement, and we’ve confirmed they will return.
The team will continue refining Battlefield 6 and listening to community feedback. I hope the improvements made over time can help win you back.
The reason they went to open weapons is because the closed weapons mode was kinda tucked away, you had to scroll a bit to find it.
Why are the desync issues between PC and Console never spoken about?
