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PC Gamer
Rory Norris

I've got a fix for Battlefield 6's blinding brightness, and no, it's not wearing sunglasses

Battlefield 6 world brightness: A soldier dragging a downed ally while holding a syringe. Other soldiers can be seen taking cover and moving forward in the periphery.

For all its modern graphical bells and whistles, I have one major gripe with Battlefield 6's visuals. And no, it's surprisingly not to do with the performance, as it's one of the only games in recent memory that actually runs really well. My gripe is much more odd: why is the sun so bloody bright?

Battlefield 6 can be blindingly white at times, especially when looking/moving in or out of buildings. It's like my soldier's eyes are adjusting to the light in real time, but it instead causes my own retina to burn when viewing bright areas, or trick me into thinking I've gone blind when transitioning to dark areas. It's an issue almost everywhere, but it plagues maps like Operation Firestorm and Liberation Peak, where the contrast is even greater.

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