Since the release of "Battlefield 6", the size of the map in its multiplayer mode has always been a focus of controversy among players.After players criticized the "REDSEC" battle royale mode for using the same design and praised the user-generated content in the portal mode, the game's lead producer David Theran finally responded and made it clear: "We really need more large-scale sandbox-type maps!"

In response to users' criticisms that the map was "too small, the route was too linear, and the field of view design had serious flaws," Seran did not agree with all of it, but admitted that some of the opinions were indeed useful. He said: "Each generation of "Battlefield" contains different types of maps," but also pointed out that the newly added "Blackwell Oilfield" map in the first season did have problems worthy of improvement.

The player community's criticism of this map mainly focuses on three aspects: the overall layout is unreasonable, the number of bunkers is insufficient, and vehicles are easily defended by opponents even within the base.Seran admitted that this is "a real problem with this map, and the flying space is too cramped."However, whether the development team has started to fix it still needs to wait for subsequent update announcements.

While responding to player feedback, DICE and Battlefield Studios are continuing to advance other improvements.Recently, the official announced a comprehensive update plan aimed at simplifying the mission system, which will significantly reduce the cumbersome requirements that have troubled players for a long time.In addition, client and server updates will be launched soon, which is expected to further enhance the gaming experience.

According to the official roadmap, the new map "Eastern Woods" in the first season will be launched simultaneously with the new mode "Sabotage" on November 18.Players can also look forward to the return of battlefield pickups, two new weapons (DB-12 and M357 Special), and the addition of the Trojan Bevel Grip accessory.