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As Battlefield 6 beta queues surge past 200,000 players, devs promise a "substantial increase" in server capacity to reduce wait times
By Scott McCrae published
News "We’re putting in the work to ensure that players have the best possible experience and servers remain stable"

Mass Effect veteran says open-world bot flop Anthem gained momentum within EA because the pitch was "what if BioWare game but it could do FIFA numbers?"
By Jordan Gerblick published
news It all makes sense now

"It isn't Destiny. It isn't Borderlands. It isn't Mass Effect": Ex BioWare lead says Anthem's vision for "the future of storytelling" struggled to come together because it had "no one really clearly saying what it is"
By Jordan Gerblick published
news Mark Darrah opens up about why Anthem failed in a new YouTube video

Battlefield 6 recoil emerges as the FPS' first big hullabaloo thanks to a "zero recoil" gun that, according to pew pew nerds, is actually just super realistic
By Jordan Gerblick published
News The KTS100 LMG is apparently based on the real-life Ultimax-100

Battlefield 6 really wants Assault players to stop lone-wolfing, so they've taken the Spawn Beacon from snipers to place "greater emphasis on team play"
By Scott McCrae published
News It was "often being used by solo snipers to redeploy in hard-to-reach places" so Recon players did this to themselves

Battlefield 6's beta doesn't start for another 2 days, but fans clearly don't mind the wait as the FPS has already hit a peak of almost 10,000 concurrent players on Steam
By Catherine Lewis published
News Changing settings has never been more exciting, apparently

Battlefield 6 dev says the magic words: Bad Company 2 is a "huge inspiration" for the upcoming FPS, and my excitement for the beta is now at an all-time high
By Scott McCrae published
News "When you look for excellence in our legacy, [Bad Company 2] is where you find it"

Battlefield 6 follows Call of Duty in letting you "pick and choose which components of the game you install" to help suffering hard drives, but fans worry a day-one patch will leave them full regardless
By Catherine Lewis published
News You won't need to keep both single-player and multiplayer installed at the same time
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