Battlefield 6 is in its first week post-launch now, and things are going fairly smoothly. As it is often the case with major launches, of course, a few issues are starting to bubble up to the surface.
I've never seen a game launch without a single bug. However, some launches are plagued with more of them than others. Battlefield 6 has got off to a relatively good start, considering the size of the game and number of players - a stark contrast to the launch state of its predecessor, 2042. However, there's one particular movement bug in the new multiplayer game that I can't help but laugh at every time I see it. Thankfully, a developer at Battlefield Studios has confirmed it is working on a fix, so soon you won't have to deal with superpowered soldiers any more.
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Battlefield 6's XP-farm servers were inevitable, so why make progress so slow?
Battlefield 6 is here. It’s breaking series records, and everyone is generally happy with the quality of the launch build. Once players cleared the long log-in queues and started diving in, however, they realised what the media and content creators have been feeling during the review period: the game’s XP grind is just too slow.
Battlefield 6 officially arrived on Friday across PC and current-gen platforms. The highly-anticipated launch had some question marks hanging over it, but those quickly dissipated as soon as servers went live.
