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Jordan Gerblick

Battlefield 6 devs locked in a tug-of-war with players are "looking at adjustments" to movement "to find a good in-between" following nerfs and exploits

Battlefield 6.

Battlefield 6's movement has emerged as the hot button issue defining the game's balance, with EA's decision to nerf certain mechanics having divided players into two camps: those that think movement has been overnerfed and those with the opinion that the increased risk/reward makes for a more grounded FPS.

In simplified terms, as coined by one Jean Martin on Twitter, the Battlefield 6 player base has been split into two opposing viewpoints: "zoomers" who were happy with how movement worked in the beta, and "Battledads" who prefer the post-nerf movement in the full release. "Can we get an inbetween to please all the community?" Martin asked principal game designer Florian Le Bihan.

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