The multiplayer reveal for Battlefield 6 has sparked a wide range of reactions from the gaming community, with some fans expressing optimism about the game’s potential and others expressing skepticism.
While many fans are excited about the gritty warfare, extensive destructibility, and combined arms fighting featured in the reveal trailer, some are concerned that the game may not live up to its promises. The reveal trailer showed players engaging in intense battles, but also highlighted issues with the game’s movement mechanics, including sliding and grenade-throwing animations.
Reddit user gandalfmarston summed up the sentiment when he said, “The moment I see Nicki Minaj running through the map holding an M16, I’m out.” This comment suggests that some fans are worried about the potential for over-the-top cosmetics in the game.
Others have expressed concerns about the game’s movement mechanics, with Reddit user Skeletor_with_Tacos noting that sliding covers too much ground. The top-rated reply to this comment agrees, stating that jumping and sliding mechanics shouldn’t be used for offense.
The reveal trailer also sparked debate about the game’s PC specs, with some fans expressing disappointment at the system requirements. However, it’s worth noting that the game will not require the EA app to launch on Steam.
Perhaps most concerning for fans is the decision not to include a server browser in the game. Reddit user Comrade-Marshal noted that this could lead to diminishing player counts and reduce the availability of certain maps.
While opinions about Battlefield 6 are divided, it’s clear that the game has the potential to be a great addition to the series. However, fans will need to wait until launch to confirm whether their expectations are met. As one fan noted, “If DICE is serious about Battlefield 6 becoming one of the biggest shooters out there in 2025, it’s going to have to seriously look at its decision to not include a server browser.”
Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/gaming/battlefield-6-multiplayer-reveal-community-reactions