Potential for BF6 Battle log (We need it)

Why Battlelog was actually pretty great

Been thinking about BF4's Battlelog lately and honestly, it had some genuinely useful features that I kind of miss:

The companion experience - Being able to check your stats, customize loadouts, and browse servers from your phone or a browser while away from the game was surprisingly handy. Made those lunch breaks at work way more productive (or less, depending on how you look at it).

Server browser that actually worked - The web-based server browser was snappy and let you queue for full servers while doing other stuff. No sitting in-game staring at a loading screen.

Battle reports and replays - Being able to review your matches after the fact was genuinely useful. Whether you wanted to create cool cinematic clips or check if someone was actually cheating, having access to match data made a real difference. Server admins especially appreciated being able to investigate suspicious behavior properly instead of just guessing.

Social features done right - The feed showing your friends' activities, recent matches, and unlocks made the game feel more connected. It was cool seeing what everyone was up to without having to message them directly.

Loadout customization anywhere - Testing out different weapon attachments and vehicle setups from the comfort of a browser meant less time in menus and more time actually playing when you booted up the game.

Detailed stats tracking - Sure, maybe we didn't need to know our exact K/D with each weapon, but it was genuinely interesting to dive into the data and see how you were improving over time.

Platoon system - Having a dedicated space for clans/groups with emblems, tags, and members lists gave communities a real home base.

Look, it wasn't perfect and the plugin requirement was annoying, but Battlelog brought some legitimately good ideas to the table that made the Battlefield experience feel bigger than just the matches themselves. The replay features especially helped keep things fair and let the community police itself better.