The Challenge Nerf Has Made Titles Meaningless

2 things should have been done:

1. Separate the PSR unlock from the difficult challenge because the challenge is pretty absurd for a lesser sniper than the first one given in the game by literally every measure other than mag size.  Sweet spot isnt noticeable. Keep the titles for the very difficult challenge of 150 at 200m and reduce the requirements for the sniper (they did the latter)
2. The challenge requirements reduction for guns is way too much.  They can be done in an hour or 2.  They should have reduced the challenge requirements a bit but not so much so as to make it so easy that theres nothing to strive for after unlocking everything in a couple games of gauntlet.  Should have been a compromise.

No, what made the titles meaningless are the ones that exploited the bot & AFK farms, isn't it weird that you are the second person that complains about this, it's their first post on the forum and both of your forum names are untraceable to your game stats. What is it to you what rank or title someone else has? And on top of that you would expect to receive compensation! Be happy if you unlocked everything and don't try to restrict others that have a family, a job, responsibilities in having fun with their game. 

It doesnt matter what others have, its the feeling of something to strive for and accomplishment for the titles.  You earn them, thats the point.  Some people can cheat their way to it, whatever if they are cool with that themselves, but theres basically barely satisfaction in getting them now...they are too easy.  Fine to reduce them but the reduction literally makes it so you can get them in an hour or 2 against players.  

The challenges for gear/gagdets should be first, and easier to get, because they can make a big difference.

The titles and cosmetics should come after, and require a lot more effort, because it doesn't affect gameplay.

Skill?   Sniping takes no skill in BF6.   It's cod sniping,   point and shoot.    

"strive for and accomplishment for the titles" These "accomplishments" are measured in time, the longer you play, the more time you have, the faster you'll get the titles, they have nothing to do with skill, these aren't accomplishments, they're just perks to make the game more attractive and fun. We all saw how everyone strives for "accomplishments" when the bot and afk farms were stacked 24/7.

Many who buy this game and probably the majority who buy this game are not gamers, they do not even come close to the most low skilled gamer, they suck and they don't care, they play the game once every two weeks or months for one or two hours to have some videogame fun, if corporations would only consider the needs of people who play five to ten hours a day they would probably go out of business. There's a big world out there, a world where 7+ million copies of Bf6 have been sold and most are sold to people who do not care about flashy titles that are meaningless, if these people buy the game and see that the challenges are unobtainable they wont ever buy another game again and we are talking about millions of copies. Think about the bigger picture and not all the bs you see on social media and streaming platforms, that's just a tiny minority.

Thanks for sharing your guys perspectives. I feel like today’s gaming industry caters way too much to casual players. Battlefield isn’t a CoD release, it’s built for longevity. That said, I completely understand the point about bot farming.

As for who the game should cater to, I still don’t believe in designing "mastery challenges" for the masses.
But as Minjay10 mentioned, separating titles and weapons/gadgets would definitely be ideal.

Now I’m just a bit worried about whether I should stop grinding my weapons to level 50, because it’d feel like a waste of time if they end up lowering the requirement for “Unstoppable Force” to something like level 20.

The challenges themselves are a mistake to exist.

Winning is the only "challenge" that needs to exist.

I think I am the first person to complain about this, stats are untraceable because I logged in via steam and that interacts in a funny way. DutchWolf without the 114 is my current BF tag. I've got plenty of hours on BC, BC2, 3, 4, the WW1-one, 2042 and BF6, so not some COD-tourist if that was implication.

First of all it doesn't matter what ranks or titles anyone else has.
Second I don't expect compensation.
Third I have a family, and a pretty intense job.

The point is challenges have to be challenging to actually be rewarding/gratifying. The ask is not to "restrict" but to actually make meaningful, like it was before. Does that negatively impact some other players? No, except for the ones that want to be handed everything for free. They can buy DLC for that.

The idea of separating gameplay items from challenges is a good one imo, or move those to the "initiation" challenges - which should be "easy" - and just put the cosmetics in the other challenges.

Also, on the what defines hard - yes most of them are a grind that you will get eventually...but the point is not necessarily that it needs to be technically difficult to pull off. Having to grind a lot for you "engineer specialist" means you actually invested time and effort into playing that class...sure you can still suck at it, but you did "work" on it...rather than just play 5 games for the unlock and then switch back to whatever you main.

As others have said, the actual difficult challenges that were meant to be accomplished over months of gameplay should have just been titles/badges/camo/etc. To lock class-standard gadgets and weapons behind some of the challenges (and to have them be unlocked in order, so you couldn't get 3 of the weapons without doing the pre-requisite one first) was a mistake, in my opinion.