EA Reverses Major Change in Battlefield 6

EA Restores Original Conquest Mode Duration in Battlefield 6; Introduces Progression Updates and Fixes

EA recently reverted changes to Battlefield 6's Conquest mode following player feedback. The developers had initially reduced spawn tickets and shortened match times; however, players expressed a desire for longer, more strategic battles. In response, EA restored the original 45-minute match duration and spawn ticket counts. Beyond gameplay adjustments, EA also implemented several progression improvements. Players now receive an additional 10 XP for completing matches and 40 more XP for daily challenges, while unlocking attachment levels has been made easier. Furthermore, certain mission ranks were reduced from 20, 23, and 26 to 10, 15, and 20, respectively. The interface may initially display incorrect values for evolved weapons; however, this visual bug resolves after playing one match with the affected weapon. The development team continues to address more challenging issues. These recent updates follow numerous fixes since Battlefield 6's launch, which addressed issues ranging from movement bugs and aiming problems to an unusual glitch that allowed players to "fly" with ladders.

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