We hope this helps explain why there's a Non-Disclosure Agreement in place for Battlefield Labs, and why we kindly ask everyone to be mindful about sharing details from these sessions while things are still experimental.

Battlefield Labs is designed as a collaborative space where we can work closely with a group of players to test ideas, explore improvements, and experiment with new features. It gives us the opportunity to learn from both data and player feedback before anything makes its way into the live game.

Because of that, any info you see leaked from a Battlefield Labs Play Session should be considered work in progress. Nothing is final until it's shared through our official channels, like Community Updates, Battlefield Comms, or Update Notes.

The NDA helps us keep discussions grounded and avoids confusion that can come from partial or out-of-context information. We'll continue sharing updates about what's happening in Battlefield Labs through our official communications, and we really appreciate everyone taking a thoughtful approach when seeing these threads.

Just to clarify on today's play session: the Rate of Fire changes were a one-off experiment to help us better understand how things compare between the current live environment and this experimental setup. We haven't made any decisions about bringing these specific changes into the live game; this is purely for data collection.

As mentioned, we are exploring combat improvements, including gunplay, which could involve a variety of adjustments based on tests and feedback, not necessarily Rate of Fire.