Battlefield 6 Beta Shatters Records with Massive Numbers

Battlefield 6 Beta Breaks Records with Unprecedented Player Engagement and Destruction

The Battlefield 6 beta concluded after two weekends, featuring four maps and rotating game modes. According to statistics released by EA, it was the most extensive and most played beta in the series’ history. Players registered 420 million games and logged 92 million hours of gameplay. This averaged approximately 13 minutes per game, indicating the beta’s session pace as an aggregated metric, not an official limit. Combat statistics revealed over 4.9 billion killings and 30.9 million resuscitations. Statistics also revealed an unusual use of medical equipment, with 7.4 million defibrillator-induced deaths recorded—nearly one for every four resuscitations. Short-barreled hunters accounted for 337 million killings, representing approximately 6.8 of the total. Vehicle combat was extensive, with players destroying 9.6 million helicopters, shooting down 3.5 million jets, and engineers taking out 9.4 million tanks. Additionally, 5.4 million deaths were recorded “on the road.” The total destruction value reached 196 billion, indicating widespread environmental damage throughout the beta. Class selection data showed clear preferences: Assault (32), Support (26), Engineer (23), and Scout/Recon (19). The Assault class was the most popular, reflecting a frontline focus, while the Scout/Recon role was the least utilized.

Engaged Community Thanks for Breaking Battlefield 6 Records – Launching October 10th on Next-Gen Platforms

Battlefield Studios thanked the community for their engagement and promised additional information closer to release. Battlefield 6 is set to launch on October 10th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

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