The Battlefield Subreddit is an endless feed made of leaked Battlefield 6 gameplay, and it could be the best marketing campaign from 2025

If Alpha film material of an unpublished multiplayer game runs on the Internet, Studios' reaction can say a lot. They often call the call to become fully burned earth: edition of DMCA -Takedowns to delete through the Internet as far as possible. This is not what happens to the Battlefield 6, which has still been named too, that has been held for months that has been held for months that have been created more leaks than the water bottle of a porcupine flocopular.

Most attempts to upload huge pieces of Battlefield 6 Alpha Gameplay are cut out by EA lawyers, but the company is surprisingly about all other clips and screenshots that make their way to X, Reddit and elsewhere.

It's kind of funny that the front page of the official Battlefield Subreddit is basically a uninterrupted feed from Battlefield 6. A few minutes of scrolling have appeared:

Battlefield 6 (placeholder) looks more promising. However, it is also noteworthy how much it looks like a less futuristic battlefield 2042. It is nothing special surprising about what I have seen so far, but it is nice to see generic soldiers back, if only because it reminds me of simpler times before each FPS soldier had to have a background story and 007 gadget.

Even under the granular blurring of a clip sprayed with Chinese watermark, these cards look very nicely and the reinforced building destruction is obvious. Walls still seem to crumble in square “units”, similar to the bad company games, so we should probably not expect the cuffed destruction of the final.

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While we consume the Battlefield Alphas in small pieces, Dice keeps blogging about it. His latest topic is sharp: courses. In part 1 of their class system series, dice repeats that the classes will be the star of the role selection again. It sounds like operators with specialized devices and names have disappeared, but the studio folds together in a controversial change compared to 2042: Each class can wear every weapon, but they are incentives to use weapons that correspond to their class with passive buffs.

“If you use the same ongoing test survey, the Recon class, for example, you benefit from an increased breathing time if you select a weapon from the sniper rifle category,” the post says. “In contrast, an attack player who decides from the same category does not receive this bonus.”

This is exactly how things have worked since 2042 since the class system of 2023, and it sounds as if Dice liked this system so much that it comes back. The news was a stomach for some fans, with several Alpha players already gathering to suppress cubes.

“For everyone who was invited to the Playtest this weekend, give your feedback when the game test is over: we want to win weapons with class closures!

“Make it like Battlefield 4” is an ever more common feeling in the fan base, which is funny, because when BF4 was new, I remember screaming just as much as Battlefield.

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