
For a certain kind of FPS fan, Battlefield 6's big multiplayer reveal is hitting at the perfect moment. Call of Duty is firmly in its slop era, leaving DICE and co. with an opening to be the only big-budget FPS around that doesn't devolve into a clown show of ugly premium skins like CoD's Beavis and Butthead or Rainbow Six Siege's Rick & Morty collection.
Will it actually stand firm? Battlefield Studios isn't making any specific promises, but its messaging is aligned on one thing: A desire to stay "grounded" in the world of Battlefield.