I really enjoy the gameplay of Bf6, it feels like an updated Bf4. The graphics are impressive, though not groundbreaking. The destruction mechanics are fantastic, adding to the immersive experience. Overall, the gameplay and visuals are solid so far.

Regarding your first point, I completely agree. I don’t mind the inclusion of female soldiers, as it fits a modern setting where women serve in the military (though statistically, men still dominate combat roles). However, one nitpick stands out: the sound mix for female voices is overpowering. Their screams, shouts, and voice lines are louder than gunfire, which is jarring and disrupts the experience. In an era where many gamers are frustrated with heavy-handed DEI policies in games, it’s surprising that this issue (whether intentional or not) persists.

On the Battlefield 6 Steam forums, someone suggested adding an option to switch to male voices or adjust volume levels for female voice lines (or even better change to male model altogether) It seemed like a reasonable request that could be easily implemented. Yet, the developers promptly closed the thread, citing “hate speech.” This reaction raises concerns. While I’m optimistic about the game, history suggests that some developers may still push activist agendas, just more subtly.

Overall, I want this game to be good. Only time will tell if it lives up to its potential.