What is the story about?
What's Happening?
The Battlefield 6 beta has shown limited support for closed weapons playlists, despite initial promises from Battlefield Studios. The beta schedule includes only one closed weapons playlist, supporting two modes from the previous weekend. Players eager to try out other modes like Rush can only do so with open weapons. Closed weapons follow a class system setup, restricting weapon choices based on class, unlike open weapons which allow any gun for any class.
Why It's Important?
The limited support for closed weapons playlists may disappoint players who prefer the traditional class-based system. This decision reflects Battlefield Studios' preference for open weapons as the default experience, potentially alienating fans of the classic format. The beta's approach could influence the final version of Battlefield 6, affecting player satisfaction and engagement.
What's Next?
Players will continue to test the beta from August 14-17, with various modes available. Battlefield Studios may adjust its support for closed weapons based on player feedback and performance data. The final version of Battlefield 6 will need to balance both rulesets to cater to diverse player preferences.
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