The main problems with the game

1) The graphics are worse than those of BF1 and BF5, and the design (apparently to make it work on more PCs, although the anti-cheat issue is controversial because it doesn't work very well and often causes many people to experience crashes and PC restarts);
2) There is very little new content after the beta test;
3) The game's UI is very dull (even in the old NFS Most Wanted 2005, it looked better); these signs and bars about wins and losses are just awful;
4) The graphics in the game have become very dirty and dull, with visual noise that seems to be covered up by overly bright and flashy special effects, which quickly become tiresome. The design of some maps and locations raises questions.
5) The sides of the conflict are poorly developed and look very bad.
6) In addition, the ping system via the Q button is worse than in the same failed BF 2042;
7) The remastered map from BF3 looks controversial in terms of visuals because of the game itself. The map design has improved, but the visuals themselves are worse, only the high-resolution textures look better;
8) The maps are small, with a lack of vehicles (compared to BF3-4) in favor of CoD-style dynamics and movement in order to compete with them;
9) The ladder and hammer look clearly out of place and out of harmony in the game - it's more like The Finals.
10) The fire looks straight out of 2010, it's so bad.
11) Most importantly, the leveling progression in the game is very slow, and it seems like it was done on purpose to sell you experience boosts, and considering that the TTK in the game has become higher, it's just a disaster, it kills all the variety of weapon use in the game. (I have to level up and then complete special tasks to unlock new weapons; this system has become even more rigid than it was in BF 2042).
Because of this problem, people may simply stop playing the game because it is very tiring and does not allow for freedom of action.
The game should attract players with its content and variety of possibilities, not with special retention methods that impose restrictions...