"Audio changes tested in a recent Battlefield Labs mini-test will be deployed with the upcoming update, with the overall aim to prioritize the most important combat and vehicle sounds. The audio refresh includes a "comprehensive pass" on footstep audio that aims to make footstep sound effects more tactically useful to players who can hear it. The update also includes some improvements towards ongoing performance issues that sometimes cause important sounds not to play as intended, an issue that's especially prevalent on large maps."
"Rush and Breakthrough are also getting some balance changes designed to improve the game mode's flow, and even out the win rate between attacking and defending teams. Seige of Cairo, for example, will get a few boosts to the attacking side, including one more attacker tank in Sectors 1 and 3, and an updated capture area on B. Rush attackers are also getting a small boost, with changes to M-COM locations on Manhattan Bridge and Liberation Peak."
The Winter Offensive update arrives December 9 and targets reliability, consistency, and responsiveness across Battlefield 6 modes. Audio changes from a Battlefield Labs mini-test prioritize core combat and vehicle sounds and include a comprehensive pass on footstep audio to make footsteps more tactically useful. The update addresses performance issues that sometimes prevent important sounds from playing, particularly on large maps. Rush and Breakthrough receive balance adjustments to improve flow and even attacker/defender win rates, with attacker boosts on Seige of Cairo and M-COM relocations on Manhattan Bridge and Liberation Peak. Broader fixes focus on hit registration, damage feedback, soldier visibility, and vehicle spawns.
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