The second open beta of Battlefield 6 introduces new features like the Rush mode and a new map, generating high player interest but also some controversy, especially around changes to game modes and the game's departure from traditional Battlefield identity. Despite mixed reactions, the author enjoys the game, praising its chaotic gameplay and sound design, and sees it as a promising new entry in the series.
EA has made balancing adjustments to Battlefield 6's beta rush mode, including reducing the MCOM timer from 45 to 30 seconds and fixing defender respawn timers at 12 seconds, in response to player complaints about map size and game pace, with further tweaks possible as the beta continues.
DICE has made immediate adjustments to the Rush mode in Battlefield 6 beta, including reducing MCOM and defender timers to improve balance, in response to player feedback. Technical issues like DLSS and DLAA are also being addressed, with more updates expected before the game's October launch. The beta continues to generate positive sentiment despite ongoing concerns about game balance and technical problems.
The second weekend of Battlefield 6's Open Beta introduces a new Rush mode, but players are disappointed due to its reduced team size (12v12), map design, and weapon restrictions, leading to a perception that the mode is repetitive and unengaging. Despite overall positive reception of the game, the Rush mode's issues have sparked criticism, with hopes that developers will address these concerns before the full release.
The second beta of Battlefield 6 faces criticism due to the return of open weapons and issues with the Rush mode, leading to mixed reactions despite high player counts, and raising concerns about the game's future reception.
Leaked footage from Battlefield 6's alpha test reveals a promising Rush mode gameplay, drawing comparisons to Call of Duty's Ground War, with the game expected to be officially announced soon and possibly launched by the end of March 2026, although a release earlier in 2023 is also speculated.
Leaked gameplay footage confirms the return of Rush mode in the upcoming Battlefield game, set in the modern day with traditional classes and focused maps, expected before April 2023, despite EA's efforts to control leaks.
Gigantic: Rampage Edition, the definitive version of the 5v5 MOBA hero shooter, is set to be released for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms on April 9. The new gameplay overview trailer provides an insight into the game's features and mechanics, including the new Rush mode and the returning Clash mode.
