Battlefield 6: Exclusive Cross-Play for Consoles, Flick Stick, and Redone Classes

Crossplay Debut for Consoles in Battlefield 6, Enhanced by Flick Stick and Altered Class System

Battlefield 6 developers have confirmed a new crossplay mode exclusively for PlayStation and Xbox players, allowing them to matchmake together. Players can enable or disable this feature in the game’s settings. With console crossplay enabled, players on PlayStation and Xbox will be matched first; however, PC players may join if needed. Disabling this option ensures matches consist solely of console players, fostering a more balanced experience. In a move to enhance console gameplay, Battlefield 6 introduces the “Flick Stick” mechanic. This feature enables rapid 360-degree turns using a single joystick motion. This facilitates quicker reactions in combat and helps balance gameplay with PC players. Beyond gameplay mechanics, the class system has undergone notable changes since the beta phase. Specifically, the Assault class no longer has access to the deployment beacon, a gadget now exclusive to Recon players. This adjustment aims to improve overall team play. Battlefield 6 is set to release on October 10, 2025, and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

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