After adding yet another tiny map, Battlefield 6 players are rightfully clowning on its definition of all-out warfare
As the Battlefield 6 beta progresses, players are expressing increasing skepticism about the small to medium maps being introduced. The latest addition, Empire State, is an infantry-only map with zero vehicles, raising concerns about the game's direction towards a more Call of Duty style. Critics are questioning the definition of "large-scale battles" when modes like Rush feature cramped 12v12 layouts. DICE's promises of large maps seem to clash with the reality of the current offerings, leading to memes mocking the situation. With only three maps that truly support a full vehicle experience, expectations for expansive gameplay may be dashed. As launch approaches, a significant gap between player expectations and reality looms. October 10 might reveal a battlefield that feels smaller than anticipated, disappointing longtime fans. Only time will tell if the promised large maps will deliver on the hype. Until then, the community remains cautiously optimistic yet critical. Visit PC Gamer for the full article.