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Scott McCrae

Battlefield 6 devs quietly remove controversial "blue crayola" skin after sparking a backlash from fans who felt it went against EA's promise of grounded and realistic skins

Battlefield 6 multiplayer screenshot.

The developers of Battlefield 6 have removed one of the controversial outfits introduced in Battlefield 6 Season 1 after major fan backlash.

Ahead of the launch of Battlefield 6, the game's producers emphasized that it's "really important to us" that cosmetics "feel grounded," which was music to everyone's ears after the other big military shooter, Call of Duty, adopted a similar approach to Fortnite with crossover skins. What started with the likes of football and NBA players, Lara Croft, and other semi-fitting crossovers quickly devolved into anything and everything, including Skeletor, Alucard from Hellsing, and a sentient marijuana man. But the real tipping point was when the cel-shaded American Dad and Beavis and Butt-head skins started dropping.

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