Today, almost every 3A game requires players to enable AI image quality to improve performance, such as DLSS, FSR, or PSSR.Many players have severely criticized this trend because games should provide a stable gaming experience at native resolution, rather than relying on fake frame counts brought by these AI image quality.

In a recent PC Gamer interview, Battlefield 6 technical director Christian Buhl said that the battlefield development team does not want to rely on DLSS.Their goal is to enable games to achieve ideal optimization results without AI tools.

However, he also clarified that players can still turn on DLSS if they want to achieve higher frame rates.

"We want Battlefield 6 to run well without DLSS on, and we will give players the choices for them to use. I believe all of our default performance goals are not based on AI scaling."

Christian Buhl said they focus on making the game optimized for default settings and default users as much as possible, and the first release does not support ray tracing.

“We made this decision early on, we just didn’t plan to do ray tracing, and it was mainly to allow us to focus on ensuring performance for other users.”