On the first weekend Battlefield 6 The DICE studio solved not only problems with servers, which were not enough to check the huge interest of players, but also errors.
Producer David Sirland confirmed that the team is collecting data from the first weekend and preparing several updates. They should focus mainly on performance issues, weapon balance, as well as map adjustments.which, according to players, sometimes suffer from poor visibility and excessive verticality.
One of the most discussed topics is the scattering of missiles and inconsistent interventions. Many players also complain that Machine guns look too weak compared to submachine guns.which influences the dynamics of firefights. Sirland admitted that some of the weapons obviously needed some work, although they were originally intended for different situations and playstyles.
There is also a list of problems unstable – Some players report overheating or significant drops in image per second, especially on 13th generation Intel processors. The creators are also looking into online issues such as delayed intervention or “instant” deaths, and are asking players to send them videos of live performance metrics to help identify the causes.
The team also deals with the excessive use of mines and frequent resuscitation with defibrillators.which may upset the balance in some modes. At the same time, Sirland confirmed that the popular Portal mode will be expanded to include classic game modes such as Deathmatch and Dominion, and that the Matchmaking server and browser browser, especially in less populated regions, is being worked on to improve.
The launch of Battlefield 6 is complicated not only by incredible queues to connect to the game, but also serious bug in EA application, Which players prevented the game from starting.
After entering the Launcher, many players receive a strange warning that they do not have the required DLC, even though it was the full version of the game. Vince Zampell had an interesting reaction to the situation.
The boss of Battlefield and the founder of Respawn Entertainment wrote in one of his posts on social networks that The team responsible for the EA application “figured it out.”. Other players advised me to try returning the game and buy it on Steam.
Many actually did – thanks to the relatively lenient refund policy on the EA app, there was no problem asking for a refund and immediately getting the game elsewhere. Some even boasted directly in the comments under official posts.
In another post, Zampella said that he and Electronic Arts Andrew Wilson and Electronic Arts were very unhappy with the premiere.
A bug in the app could, of course, be avoided, but the question is whether you can prepare for such an onslaught of players. After all, Battlefield 6 had 747,440 concurrent players on Steam.
Source :Indian TV
