As previously rumored, EA is considering an F2B mode. Tried and tested Battle Pass system can be used there. If this happens, a war royal mode awaits, with developers based on “Call of Duty: Warson”.
Electronic Arts recently explored the possibilities for “Battlefield 6”. The questions in it suggest that some of the rumors that have been circulating for the past few months are coming true. It’s about how much the community is interested in certain aspects.
Among other things, the community was asked about the free-2 drama system. Definitely fuel them Rumors of Free War Royal ModeIt appeared last summer. In the future E.A. Compete with the free shooter “Call of Duty: Warson”, which Activision has been able to celebrate the biggest hits so far. The point is to reach a large audience and buy the full version of some of them.
With “Firestorm” there is already a Battle Royale mode from EA. However, unlike other branches of this type, it is not provided for free. This method is only available to “Battlefield 5” buyers. This is the main reason why “Firestorm” is not so popular.
Since a free-2-play title has to be funded somehow, E.A. It also asks the community an interesting question in this regard. Fans can choose how much they will be interested in a battle pass. This is a common system that is found in almost all Battle Royale titles.
Regular map updates in dialog
EA wants to know if you are interested in regular map updates. So existing game cards can be further developed over time. Perhaps those in charge are thinking about the Battle Royale card here. We know from other types of delegates that such large maps are further created at regular intervals.
The last question suggests that the platoon function will be reused. It is a clan system in which up to 100 players can network with each other.
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