"Now, the developer has revealed how it plans to use some of that time, and the first port of call is Battlefield Labs. As discussed in the initial delay message, BF Studios wants the community's involvement earlier and more consistently in the development of future content. This includes Season 2, of course, and a big component of what it's bringing to the game is headed to Labs."
"The first Battlefield Labs session kicking off soon will focus on Contaminated, one of the new maps coming to Battlefield 6 with Season 2. BF Studios says the map falls between Eastwood and Mirak Valley, in terms of size. The blog post even likened it to Battlefield 1's St. Quentin Scar, and Battlefield 5 's Arras. Although we've yet to actually play it, the size and description do sound really well, especially in a game as starved of big maps as Battlefield 6 currently is."
"Battlefield Labs sessions will also extend beyond the biggest-ticket items of maps and vehicles. BF Studios said we should expect tests of upcoming features, like the Aircraft Radar, as part of a list of other air combat updates. Ground vehicles, and they way the various rockets interact with them, will also be evaluated in a different session, with specific adjustments planned for RPGs and TOWs."
Battlefield Studios delayed Season 2 by a month to polish content and increase community involvement through Battlefield Labs. The first Labs session will focus on Contaminated, a new Season 2 map sized between Eastwood and Mirak Valley and likened to Battlefield 1's St. Quentin Scar and Battlefield 5 's Arras. Labs will test ground vehicle and aerial interactions with infantry and a unique Contaminated mechanic. Additional sessions will showcase gameplay tools and vehicles such as the AH-6 Little Bird, test upcoming features like the Aircraft Radar and other air combat updates, and evaluate rocket interactions with ground vehicles with RPG and TOW adjustments.
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