Season 3 is here! We want your feedback!

Season 1, 2, and now 3

I bet the season/new map would be great! Unfortunately the game is completely unplayable for me. Latency, lag, jitter, you name it, are horrible for me right now. I have great ping at 16ms and then as soon as stuff starts happening - boom it shoots up to 300ms and above, sometimes even over 1000ms. I had a 7 days suspension months ago and the game has basically been unplayable since then. Tenancy on settings screen is blank. I feel like something should be there?? Correct me if I’m wrong. 

Increased recoil makes it less fun to play, benefits campers with long distance weapons that didn't get that much recoil added.

Season 2 made me wanna buy a rtx 5080 and a oled monitor, season 3 cancelled it....but I will save 3000 euro :D.

I forgot, Hagental is less fun to play. Before season 3 you could do more fun flanks and sneak around more. Now it's more static.

Golmud is fine. It's nice in Breakthrough, Rush, and Exaltation. Why isn't there Team Deathmatch? Why are there jets in Breakthrough? Why is the map so wide in Breakthrough?

Skins for upgrading new guns are fantastic.

The visual recoil reduction attachment is good. But why isn't the base recoil the same as with it? Why do we need visual noise?

The pistol pickup speed attachment is good. But why can't pistols have a fast base pickup time?

What we DIDN'T get:

1. Is anyone going to fix the weird attachment prices? Large magazines for machine guns (and the new one too). Large magazines for pistols. Expensive shotgun slugs. Automatic attachment on the new assault rifle. No 20-dollar silencer on shotguns.

2. Why is Sweet Spot still in the game? These are the most casual sniper rifles in the series, and they haven't removed this garbage mechanic.

3. Where are the settings for disabling weapon blur, ADS FOV, and the option to further increase the minimap size?

4. Smok for everyone.

5. Aimpunch (slowdown and shaking when you're hit interferes with shooting with any single-shot weapon. Shotguns on slugs, revolvers, DMRs, and sniper rifles in an aggressive style at close range) It simply makes it difficult to avoid sniper fire and play aggressively with sniper rifles. It simply encourages camping.

Happy with everything in the season EXCEPT for the nerfing of the claymore. It feels like since the release of BF6 recon has been consistently screwed. 

I started in BF series in general late, on 2042 because one of my kids bought it so I joined in. We quickly got addicted and I enjoyed playing recon primarily, but in over 200 hours on 2042 then got excited for the BF6 release.... bought a copy for each of my kids and one of their friends (5 copies and 3 phantom packs for those keeping count).

BF6 releases, Recon is 'nerfed' no beacon fine understandable. Then the areas started being set as out of bounds on the map taking away any sniper vantage point whether it be 'intended'  or not, players have always found spots developers didn't intend but they didn't give any crazy unfair advantage to people and there was always a way to fight back (snipping back, rockets, helicopters, you name it). Anyway.. I digress fine... kept playing despite that.

Now the claymore nerf this was my line in the sand and the actual feedback on this season, it's become second nature to me to place them before I perch at a window to begin snipping to cover my back should someone come in... and even if it does kill the first guy there's likely 2-3 more to follow in their squad I'll have to take care of. It is your only line of defense and if it doesn't kill them and simply damages the person, well... you're dead you're outmatched you can't quickly switch to your side arm, you have no chance of snipping them and you're still transitioning from aiming down sights to figuring out what's going on where your claymore just blew up. 

This is leaving out the fact half the time they didn't go off anyway and you'd end up dead anyway, I don't know what producer made the decision but I don't think whoever it was has ever actually considered the balance it provided or the fact it hasn't been nerfed this badly in any other battlefield since this one and this season. Even 2042 to the end of it still did the appropriate amount of damage and was an effective tool, why nerf it now and for what reason? Why ruin the recon class entirely? Hardly anyone plays recon to begin with... maybe that's the reason I'm the only one complaining?

This nerf alone, ruins the entire experience of trying to snipe out of a building or spot and maintain cover while you do it. This alone effectively ruins the recon class and makes it difficult to ever want to use it for sniping at all might as well just go assault with your sniper if you're not going to have cover anyway. 

As far as other changes, the KORD felt like it had a ton more recoil than Season 2 but I accepted that and it didn't feel poor. The c4 seems to more damage when you're trying to take down a tank or maybe that's placebo. So, that's an appreciated change. But this claymore thing it's really upset me.

The other weird change that I don't think was necessary was the re-zoning of B in the first objective of Breakthrough on Hagental Base, you ruined the cover from above and made the objective less difficult to capture for the attackers but more difficult to defend for defenders.

Hit registration also still feels to be an issue, I'm still landing in cover and dying from someone that was firing at me prior to reaching that cover. I've noticed this particularly often when the other person has high latency displayed on the score board, so it's possible its' some form of server lag compensation.

You lose 1v1 unless you have a M16, the new-ish map is not good in breakthrough, still no audio or at least the spatial is now completely off and it really seems as though no one play tested anything. 

Golmud was awesome, but it was a really huge map for infantry on Conquest. You could easily double the amount of players on that map and it would still work and total chaos in the best possible way. 

As a console PS5 player, the recoil and overall gunplay honestly felt a little better before this season, but it’s not a dealbreaker. It’s just difficult to keep up with players who are already rank 500+. Better team balancing would make a huge difference, especially for casual players who just want fair and enjoyable matches instead of one-sided stomps every round.

The map seemed great for air combat but it’s also really hard to fly jets or helicopters now. it almost feels impossible at times in console especially the helis which is disappointing because that was one of the best parts in older BF. Now i dont even bother to try it somehow feels overcomplicated. But it was probably more fun staying on the ground using the anti air craft tank for me.

Yeah some technical issues persist 

fix plat ranked que system please

I’m really enjoying Season 3 overall and I truly believe Battlefield is moving in the right direction, even if there’s still a bit of work left to do in some areas.

For ground vehicles, I already like the new driving mechanics much more. Vehicle handling now feels a lot closer to BF3 and BF4, and that’s a very positive change in my opinion.

As for Railway to Golmud, I think the map is fantastic. You can clearly tell that a lot of effort went into preserving the BF4 identity of the map while still adapting it properly for a modern Battlefield experience. Congratulations to the team on that because it was very well done.

I also really like the train and dynamic map elements. Features like that make maps feel more alive and immersive, and I honestly think Battlefield should include more dynamic events like this on future maps.

The only area where I personally enjoy Golmud less is Squad Deathmatch. In that mode the map feels much too large for the player count, which can create long periods without action.

For Rush, I understand that Golmud is meant to be a vehicle-focused map, but I feel there are slightly too many vehicles available for that specific mode. I think reducing them just a little would improve the pacing.

Regarding weapons, I don’t really have major complaints except for the weapon point system. With more and more attachments being added, some tactical builds become difficult or impossible to make because certain attachments cost too many points despite not being particularly overpowered. I think this system should eventually be reviewed.

Another issue I noticed with the arrival of larger maps and heavier vehicle gameplay is infantry survivability against vehicles. On maps like Golmud Railway, some classes have absolutely no way to defend themselves against vehicles. I’m not even talking about destroying them — some classes don’t even have access to tools that can deal light damage or temporarily pressure vehicles.

Because of this, players are naturally pushed toward Engineer or Recon on these larger vehicle-heavy maps, since Assault and Support often cannot do much against armor.

In my opinion, one possible solution would be to eventually bring C4 back to the Support class and give Assault a grenade launcher capable of dealing light vehicle damage. That would at least give those classes a chance to defend themselves or support teammates against vehicles.

I also think it would be beneficial to make all grenade types available to every class again, similar to older Battlefield titles. This would give players more tactical freedom and allow all classes to access tools like anti-vehicle grenades or smoke grenades depending on the situation.