"The developer will publish the full patch notes later, but for now, the company released highlights, including that player movement will feel "more responsive" and that recoil has been rebalanced. Additionally, maps have seen some tweaks for the Rush and Breakthrough modes to help them have "better balance." On top of all this, the Operation Firestorm map got some updates to improve performance, while Siege of Cairo's spawn-killing and out-of-bounds exploits will be fixed with the day-one update."
"Battlefield 6's UI and HUD elements should also become "clearer" with the day-one update, while audio has been improved, too, to help sounds become "sharper." What's more, Battlefield Studios made improvements to Battlefield 6's networking to reduce desync and to help make time-to-death feel more fair. Also in the blog post, Battlefield Studios said it's heard the calls from fans that they want naval warfare, suggesting that's coming in a future update. Additionally, the studio said it's aware that people want to see "a certain fan-favorite little helicopter, platoons, and more.""
Battlefield 6 will receive a day-one patch containing more than 200 changes focused on bug fixes, balance adjustments, and polish. Player movement is adjusted to feel more responsive and recoil has been rebalanced, with map tweaks for Rush and Breakthrough to improve balance. Operation Firestorm received performance updates and Siege of Cairo exploits will be fixed. UI and HUD elements are clarified and audio sharpened. Networking improvements aim to reduce desync and make time-to-death feel fairer. Battlefield Studios teased future additions including naval warfare, a fan-favorite helicopter, platoons, and a Season 1 roadmap beginning October 28.
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