Hello Sir,
First of all, I want to thank you and acknowledge DICE for always checking on people in this forum, listening to their feedback, and taking the time to guide the community.
Now, let’s get back to my message.
I don’t consider myself a Battlefield veteran, since my introduction to this franchise was Battlefield 1 back in 2016. I also have absolutely no understanding of how developing and coding Battlefield 6 works, but as a player who cares about this franchise, I’d like to share some suggestions and feedback.
1. Carrier Strike needs more polish
I love Carrier Strike. I think it’s a really good game mode, and I’ve had plenty of fun playing it. However, spawn camping is seriously hurting the experience, and the objectives aren’t always clear to everyone.
I think the objectives on the map should be closed once the carriers enter the attack phase, so that players are forced to focus on the carriers. I’ve seen entire teams continue capturing A, B, C, and D while their carrier is being attacked because they don’t fully understand what they are supposed to be doing.
For newer players especially, closing the objectives once both carriers enter the strike phase could make the situation much clearer: either defend your carrier or push toward the enemy carrier and try to destroy it.
I also think the second section inside the carrier needs more open space. I’ve seen players camping inside boxes and other tight areas, making it extremely difficult for anyone to plant or defuse the objective, especially in the second section.
2. Matches are often too one-sided
One of the things I remember most about Battlefield 1 was having matches that went completely toe-to-toe. Sometimes, even in the final seconds, you had no idea which team was going to win.
Unfortunately, in Battlefield 6, I’ve experienced many matches where the winner is basically obvious within the first five minutes, and the rest of the match becomes a formality.
There aren’t many comeback mechanics, gadgets, or vehicles that can compensate for a team that is falling behind. I remember Battlefield 1 having things like the train arrive for the losing team, giving them a chance to turn the match around.
I think Battlefield 6 could benefit from something similar — some kind of mechanic that gives the losing team a fighting chance without making the game unfair.
As a player, I always remember the matches that were incredibly close and came down to the final moments. Those are the games that make Battlefield special. I rarely remember the matches where my team won easily.
3. Please reconsider the Battlefield Pro pop-ups
Over the last couple of months, EA has been pushing Battlefield Pro quite heavily. Whenever we open the Battle Pass section, a pop-up appears and we have to manually close it.
I understand that Battlefield Pro is a product that needs to be promoted, but I think these pop-ups are excessive. If someone wants to purchase Battlefield Pro, they will do so. There’s no need to put the advertisement in front of players every time they open the Battle Pass page.
I would also suggest either reducing the price or adding more value to the subscription. Compared with other monthly subscriptions in gaming, I don’t think the current offering provides enough value for its price.
4. Please protect Battlefield’s identity
I already really like the aesthetic of Battlefield 6, and I think collaborations such as Top Gun fit Battlefield extremely well.
I don’t want Battlefield to become Fortnite. One of the things that makes Battlefield special is its military atmosphere and visual identity.
I’ve seen some rumored collaborations that don’t seem particularly related to Battlefield 6. Obviously, not all of them are confirmed, but I’d strongly ask the team to be careful with collaborations that don’t fit the world of Battlefield.
Personally, I don’t think celebrities, overly unrealistic reactive weapons, or science-fiction-themed collaborations have a place in Battlefield. I believe collaborations should complement the game’s identity rather than undermine it.
5. The UI/menu needs serious work
In my opinion, the UI and menus in Battlefield 6 are a mess. They feel more like a streaming platform for movies and TV shows than the interface of a military-focused game.
When I compare it with some of the older Battlefield games, their menus had a much stronger identity and atmosphere. They felt like they belonged to a war and military game.
I really hope the team can revisit the UI and give it more personality, polish, and a stronger Battlefield identity.
That’s it for now.
Everything I’ve mentioned comes from a concerned Battlefield player who genuinely cares about this franchise and is worried about its future.
Thank you very much for taking the time to read this. I hope some of this feedback can be useful to the team.
Have a great day, and thank you again.
