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If you’ve been using the jump button a little too often in the Battlefield 6<\/a> beta, then you’re going to notice some changes upon launch. DICE has announced that there’s now a penalty for making consecutive jumps that lowers the jump height. Momentum carried from a slide into a jump has also been tweaked to reduce its speed. Nevertheless, Battlefield 6 principal game designer Florian “DRUNKKZ3” Le Bihan wants players to know that the movement changes “are not drastic.”<\/p>\n “Movement is also getting more responsive in general in places that have felt a bit clunky before. so there is a lot more that is getting quality improvements [and] polish in this same area,” wrote Le Bihan on X<\/a>. “Adding diminishing returns to jumping is what we’re actually doing, an initial slide or an initial jumps will not be affected. We’re still trying to retain depth to movement with some skill curve to it, just making sure it doesn’t become insane.”<\/p>\n The Battlefield 6 devs also recently defended the changes to Rush mode<\/a> in the beta, including smaller lobbies of 24 players for 12v12 matches. According to the programing team, Rush mode doesn’t work as well with more than 24 players at a time.<\/p>\n Another upcoming change change before for launch<\/a> is the nerfing of the M87A1 shotgun, which was overpowered in the beta. Now, the shotgun will “[require] more pellets to secure a kill.”<\/p>\n According EA, the recent play test was the biggest beta in Battlefield’s history in terms of players<\/a>. Research firm Oppenheimer estimated that the beta reached more than 20 million people.<\/a><\/p>\n Battlefield 6 launches on October 10 for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n