If you're going to completely ruin the portal, at least let us play modes that were official modes. We can't even play hardcore or infantry only unless we want to play without doing any type of unlock. All you guys had to do was nerf the bot exp not ruin the entire **bleep** portal. Whoever came up with this idea should be fired or at least demoted to coffee guy.
For some of us who have disabilities like Charcot Marie Tooth Syndrome (CMT) That effects your nerves, your sensory and motor skills the Portals were awesome to play in. You take 5 steps on a real server and you get shot by a sniper or get into a situation where you can't think fast enough or have the reflexes to act on it, especially since there are hacks still in BF6 Arctic cheats claims to be undiscoverable. The Portal Exp was one of the man reasons i decided to try Battlefield, it's the first in the series i tried. But I prob won't play it as much now, ever since i noticed the changes and read about it i got on another game i could enjoy more. Bit of false advertising if you ask me and we should start asking for refunds based on that fact...
Complain to Government Protection Agencies: In the U.S., you can file a complaint with the FTC
In the EU, you can contact your local consumer protection authority.
Request Refunds: Some platforms (like Steam or the PlayStation Store) may offer refunds if a game’s core features are removed or significantly altered.
.No Man's Sky: Initially criticized for missing features, but the developers later added them back, avoiding legal action.Star Wars Battlefront II: Faced backlash and regulatory scrutiny over loot boxes, leading to changes in the game and industry-wide shifts.
DICE (the developer) and EA (the publisher) have historically made statements about features, rewards, and gameplay mechanics in their games, including Battlefield titles. If they explicitly promised full XP for using official rules and modes in Battlefield Portal—for example, in official blog posts, trailers, or marketing materials—then players could argue that this was a commitment to consumers.
