Ridiculous TTK in Battlefield 6 - DICE and EA Squandering a Golden Opportunity

Dear DICE and EA developers,

Battlefield 6 stands as the pinnacle of all-out warfare gaming: breathtaking graphics, expansive and thoughtfully designed maps, and engaging modes that deliver unmatched chaos and scale. It could have been the definitive multiplayer experience, pulling in hordes of players from competitors like Call of Duty. Yet, your refusal to implement a proper hardcore mode or drastically improve the time-to-kill (TTK) has turned this masterpiece into an infuriating slog.

Why on earth would you leave out hardcore? Why ignore the blatant need for a faster TTK that rewards precision over endless magazine dumps? Players are forced to waste precious time unloading entire clips just to secure a single kill, draining all the satisfaction from firefights. This isn’t warfare—it’s a tedious bullet-sponge simulator that punishes skilled aim and prolongs every engagement into absurdity.

You had the chance to dominate the market, especially with Black Ops 7 looming as another underwhelming mess destined to fade like Destiny. COD loyalists crave instant, gratifying kills—not this drawn-out nonsense. Instead, you’ve chosen incompetence, stubbornly clinging to a broken formula that repels exactly the audience you need. It’s a colossal waste of time for everyone involved, from frustrated veterans like me who log in only to log out in disgust, to your own teams pouring effort into a game sabotaged by your shortsighted decisions.

Fix the TTK now. Add hardcore immediately. Stop being so utterly clueless and deliver the game we deserve—or watch Battlefield fade into irrelevance while you pat yourselves on the back for mediocrity.

Sincerely,

A loyal fan who’s had enough of your negligence.