Although "Battlefield 6" has achieved remarkable success in the beta and launch stages, continuous controversies and bugs have caused the game's overall rating on the Steam platform to continue to decline.The recent explosive growth in negative feedback from the player base has made this game the second-lowest critically acclaimed game in the entire "Battlefield" series, second only to "Battlefield 2042."
According to SteamDB data, as of press time, the global favorable rating of "Battlefield 6" has dropped to 65.64%, which is not only far lower than the average level of the series, but even lags behind "Battlefield: Hardline", which has been controversial for deviating from the tradition of the series. At the same time, Simplified Chinese reviews are mostly negative, with a favorable rating of only 32%.If the development team fails to reverse the situation in time, the game is very likely to set a record for the lowest rating in the series.
The trigger for this wave of bad reviews stems from the free battle royale mode launched in the first season of the game.A large number of players accused the developers of forcing weekly challenges to be completed through the mode, and this design triggered a backlash.After the initial honeymoon period, the community gradually realized that the map of this game was the smallest in the series. Some believe that this was a compromise made by the development team to promote its giant battle royale map.
In addition, the setting of a paid battle pass included in the full paid game further intensified the conflict, and players from many countries launched collective negative reviews due to insufficient localization support, which together led to the continued deterioration of the game's reputation.Professionals point out that unless developers can introduce substantial improvement measures as soon as possible, the current trend of negative reviews will be difficult to reverse.
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