As anticipation continues to build for the next installment in the Battlefield franchise, leaks from the ongoing playtest of Battlefield 6 (or whatever its final title will be) are revealing some very interesting features. The general response from the testers has also been fairly positive.
One of the features that really caught the eye was the ability to cling to vehicles. Yes, you read that right. While it seems like a simple feature, it is not present in many multiplayer and if incorporated correctly, it could significantly alter how we approach combat in this shooter.
Battlefield 6 might find the perfect balance between stealth and action
In Battlefield games, vehicles have always been crucial to gameplay, offering a variety of ways for players to move around. But what if you could hitch a ride on those same vehicles, using them as a tool for ambushes or quick escapes?
That’s exactly what the new ability to cling to vehicles in Battlefield 6 offers. Instead of simply driving or being driven around on the map, you could now stealthily latch onto an enemy vehicle, making your presence almost undetectable until it’s too late.
For all the campers and ambushers out there, this will be a god-tier feature. Just imagine you have hopped onto a moving transport vehicle, using it to sneak into enemy territory while avoiding heavily guarded areas. The possibilities for tactical advantages are endless.
This feature has sparked excitement among players, and rightly so. While it’s still early days, and more tests will be conducted, it’s clear that Battlefield 6 is shaping up to be something special. Players are looking forward to learning more details about the game.
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These leaks and news surrounding the Battlefield 6 playtest have brought a breath of fresh air for fans who were worried about the future of the series, after the controversial launch of Battlefield 2042.
The road ahead for Battlefield 6
From what we’ve seen in the leaks, DICE is putting a lot of focus on improving player agency, adding unique gameplay mechanics, and taking the tester’s feedback seriously. It seems like developers don’t want to repeat the controversial launch of Battlefield 2042.
The inclusion of vehicle-clinging mechanics could be a sign of bigger, more creative innovations still to come. What’s surprising is that the leaks are being left alone by EA rather than being taken down, giving fans even more reason to be excited about what’s coming next.
While players are excited to see the leaked images from the playtests, it has also sparked some debate. Unlike the drag feature to revive teammates, which has been confirmed by the developers, Some are questioning whether the image of clinging to the vehicle is just an enter/exit animation.
The general consensus seems to be that it is a real feature, as it was also leaked in the past. However, with these playtest leaks, it now appears the past rumor is not only true but confirmed. That said, these are leaks from a pre-alpha test, so they might not make the final cut, take them with a grain of salt.
In the end, as we wait for more news from DICE, one thing is certain: Battlefield 6 is about to shake up the franchise.
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