Battlefield 6 has a gun without recoil but some thought it was an error

Despite the disappointing reception received by Battlefield V and Battlefield 2046, EA has tried to cover all bases regarding Battlefield 6. The campaign content has shown the large -scale destruction with which the series is synonymous, and Devs has even taken a page from the series' most popular posts.

All this has resulted in a movement of pre -orders despite previous failures, which is a big early sign for the vacancy series. However, the game does not yet have its open beta test next week, so you can bet that many changes will be made before the final launch. However, it seems that some people already find flaws in the game, even when they are not shortcomings.

Battlefield 6 -Fans Squeezes on a Streamer complaining of a gun without recoil

Promo Art for Battlefield 6, showing soldiers watching an explosion.

On August 3, a streamer pointed out that one of the weapons in Battlefield 6 absolutely has no recoil (via PC Gamer). They even demonstrated by emptying an entire clip with the hands from the thumbsticks, and you are investing that there was almost no kickback or movement on the cross chairs. This caused some people to believe that dice had simply forgotten to add the recoil.

The relapse resulted in others claiming that the game lacks any skill gap or skill ceiling on several weapons, which means that everyone would go for the gun without a recoil because it would take the smallest amount of skill to master. Thankfully, the Community notes on Twitter continued to correct them. It seems that the gun in question is inspired by the Singaporic Ultimax-100 LMG, which is designed to have minimal recoil.

So, don't worry about balancing problems or methase in Battlefield 6 yet. It is true that the history of the series does not inspire a lot of confidence, and I am sure that the open beta will discover some problems, but this was simply a case of devs that actually made the gun act as the one it is inspired by.