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Battlefield 6‘s next major update, Hunter/Prey, launches on April 14. While adding content and modes for players to explore, updates to the core game will also refine systems within Battlefield 6.
The update will continue on changes added in the recent Nightfall update, while keeping some of its most popular features.
Nightfall Updates Remain
Nightfall may be ending, but some of its features will carry over into the permanent roster. The VL-7 Smoke grenade modifier is returning permanently, along with Night Mode.
Night Mode is expected to return as a rotating seasonal modifier in the future.Other seasonal features will be rotated out to make room for new updates in season two and beyond.
Key Progression Updates
Battlefield developers have stated that they want progression to feel quicker and more rewarding. However, they don’t want to lose the longevity that players have come to love from grinding in Battlefield.
As such, several elements of the game will be adjusted to improve the pacing of player progression.- Weapons and loadouts - Vehicles - Career progression - REDSEC progression Players should expect to feel more versatility in how they approach progression with these tweaks.
Other Gameplay Improvements
Quality-of-life improvements are also being implemented to help make Battlefield 6‘s gameplay even smoother. Updates include improving ping systems and general gameplay balance. Hunter/Prey will also be adding the VL-7 modifier to Gauntlet permanently.
Battlefield 6 expands once again with the Hunter/Prey update. The Battlefield title improves upon itself once more after patches following launch. Integrating old features with impactful systemic updates, the April 14 patch promises to enhance Battlefield 6's longevity as Season 2 concludes.
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