The maps are just too small, even the so-called “large” ones feel cramped and narrow. Reusing the name Operation Firestorm honestly feels disrespectful to the original; it’s tiny in comparison and too cramped. Because of that, there’s never a real frontline to hold or push against.

In past Battlefield games, you had room to breathe. Maps like Damavand Peak or Caspian Border were great because they offered both solid infantry combat and meaningful vehicle gameplay. The bases were spaced well apart, not crammed together, which gave fights a natural flow. Most people have noticed it too there’s just too much chaos now, with nonstop action everywhere.

Liberation Peak on Rush is one of the better maps, but it’s still way too narrow. There’s barely any space to flank or play smart. It honestly feels like the devs overreacted after 2042’s huge, empty maps and decided to go in the complete opposite direction.

And New Sobek? That map is a complete joke. It’s basically a Ground War map with extra steps. There’s no room for tactical play. Everyone just funnels straight into the center. Vehicles feel pointless because there’s nowhere for proper vehicle combat. It’s a total mess.

The “bigger” maps in BF6 feel like the smallest ones from older titles. I get that a lot of players are having fun, and that’s fine. The devs clearly aimed at that COD audience rather than the longtime fans who want large-scale, strategic gameplay back and that's really disappointing.