EA said many Battlefield 6 fans played the Beta using the lowest specifications.

According to EA Battlefield 6 Game test is As far as players are concerned, the biggest beta in battlefield history. Research firm Oppenheimer estimates the beta More than 20 million people have arrived. However, the “large” of these fans may be playing Battlefield 6 with the least recommended specifications.

Christian Buhl, technical director of battlefield 6, made this claim in an interview EUROGAMER. Buhl also noted that EA and DICE, planned from the outset, ensure that players using low-end hardware will still get a fair experience with high-end machines.

“Min Spec is certainly one of our most important specifications… from a business and business perspective, it's very important,” Buhl said. “We want as many people as we can play games… we did a lot of analysis, we did extensive hardware testing on games and below minimum and recommended specifications. We figured out what we could play, what we needed to play from a business perspective, and it's capturing a wide audience on PC. It's very critical.” It's very critical. ”

In the same interview, Boole talks about the game Unwelcome safety boot requirementshe said it is crucial to fighting cheaters.

“The truth is, I hope we don't have to do things like safe boot,” Boole said. “This really stops some players from playing games. Some people's PCs can't handle them and they can't play: It's really bad. I hope everyone can play games with low friction without having to do things like that… Unfortunately, these are the most powerful tools in our toolbox to stop cheating.”

EA shared PC specifications of the battlefield 6and some upcoming changes Beta-based player feedback. Battlefield 6 will launch the Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC on October 10.