Battlefield 6 players criticize "completely useless" grenade shooters

A little vowel Battlefield 6 Players ask for changes in the grenade shooter, after noticing it “largely worthless.” Similar criticism has at the same time been directed at Battlefield 6Rocket shooters.

Battlefield 6 Is currently in the middle of its second open beta weekend, which started on August 14 and is scheduled to end this Sunday 17 August. Between this test and the one who preceded it, hundreds of thousands of players have had a chance to get first-hand experience with the upcoming shooter, leading to lots of lively online discussion about the game perceived for strengths and weaknesses.

Battlefield 6 players frustrated over branched Launchers Aoe

Continuing this trend has some fans recently joined to criticize how grenade shooters were balanced and called them one of the worst Battlefield 6 Open beta -weapons. The main problem is their limited area of power, which usually requires direct hits to secure death, an interaction that many consider to be unintouitive. While Battlefield 6 Is not a military swim, it retains such a theme, and some fans claim that the weapon's perceived inefficiency collides with that attitude. In a recently circulated post, Reddit users called nameless908 the branched launcher “almost completely useless” while comparing it to a spit ball pen.

Battlefield 6 Open beta players have expressed similar complaints about the rocket shooter, who also lacks significant splash injuries. When the rocket does not join the enemy, it only serves to suppress them. Another of its generally criticized properties concerns its inability to destroy walls or any other type of static structures (which also apply to grenade shooters), something that players intuitively expect would be possible. Both of these issues were illustrated near the beginning of a new viral Battlefield 6 Video of the popular YouTuber Jason “Videogamedunkey” Gastrow, around the 10-second brand.

The case for Battlefield 6 leaves grenade and rocket shooters who are

Although there is currently no shortage of fan complaints about how rocket and grenade shooters work, their limited AOE is almost certainly intentional. By down their splash injury, dice them effectively into niche-anti-vehicle tools and discouraging their use against infantry. The fact that players can equip two launches also makes vehicles challenging to use in Battlefield 6So further increasing their AOE would risk upsetting this already sensitive balance. Another thing to keep in mind is that the launches have several types of ammunition, of which at least one – Thermobaric grenades – works very well even without perfect sighting, fantastic enemies while setting them in fire.

So far, Dice has given no indication of considering rebalancing of rocket and grenade shooters. The developer still has some time to consider such tweaks before Battlefield 6 Emissions on October 10.