Battlefield 6: More Tips

Multiplayer gameplay in Battlefield 6 is often fast, chaotic and disorientating. There are numerous controls to learn and game mechanics to familiarise yourself with. It can be a struggle at times to try and navigate your keyboard while under fire. Often you will lose in a gunfight simply because you don’t know about something important that could help you out or save your life. Like many other online games, it all comes down to experience. So here are some further tips regarding gameplay, settings and online etiquette, that will broaden your knowledge of Battlefield 6 and hopefully improve your online experience. As ever these tips are in no particular order. Some may be self-evident, others not. They’re written from the perspective of a PC player but are applicable to all platforms.

  • Any class can drag and heal another incapacitated player. This is essential to conserving tickets.

  • Interact with Support players by pressing E, LS to replenish ammo. Alternatively request ammo by using the radial menu.

  • Take the high ground in combat. It is easier to spot enemies and direct your squad from elevated positions. It is easier to fire down on an enemy for an enemy to fire up. 

  • Within the game’s graphic settings lower the World Brightness from 50 to 40. It improves visual clarity.

  • Do not take vehicles without allowing other players the option of joining you. A solo player cannot drive as well as fire primary and secondary weapons. Vehicles have both an offensive use, as well as providing team transportation.

  • Use the combat roll to negate or reduce fall damage. Just press jump while dropping down from a building. For distances under 8 metres and you sustain no damage.

  • Do not use a sniper rifle outside of the Recon class as it randomly misses shots by design. 

  • Charge your defibrillators by pressing the trigger on your mouse or controller before reviving players, as it brings them back with more health.

  • Suppressed weapons do not show as a red dot on the minimap at 15 metres distance, when fired. Players firing suppressed weapons in your line of sight do not  show a red dot above their heads.

  • Use the tactical ladder to access windows, climb walls and to reach elevated cover.

  • Support class ammo bags are proximity-based and will resupply ammo in the AoE radius. The bag also provides a low, passive heal over time. Ammo bags can also be used to boost your initial stock of grenades and RPGs.

  • Initiation Breakthrough is a tutorial game mode featuring enemy bots, designed for new players to learn the basics of the game. It becomes unavailable between levels 10 to 20, depending on how much you use it.

  • Turn on Helicopter Control Assist within the game settings, as it allows the helicopter to hover automatically when no player input is applied.

  • When driving a tank, you can toggle between two different types of ammunition. Choose between anti-personnel or armour piercing, when in combat.

  • When on fire, extinguish flames by going prone and crawling.

Roger Edwards
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