Battlefield 6 Beta gets a high score for digital casting

this Battlefield 6 open beta version It's currently in its second weekend and players are still attracting the latest franchise. Meanwhile, Digital Foundry shared its technical breakdown from the first weekend of Battlefield 6’s open beta beta, and the early verdict was very good.

This is not to say that the open beta is flawless. In just a few minutes of the opening ceremony, DF destroyed some of the problems of the destructive environment. Occasionally, failures occur, including gravel floating in the air without connecting to the surrounding structures. The buildings in Battlefield 6 appear to use state-based systems instead of registering unique damage or breaking points. However, this is still better than Battlefield 2049 and Battlefield 5.

Visually, DF saw the best results when running the SSGI option on PC, which allows for more natural lighting and recommends including this feature in PlayStation 5 Pro. It's no surprise that the PS5 Pro performs better than the standard PS5, but the gap isn't as big as the gap between the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S. In side-by-side comparisons, SS SIDE struggles to keep up with the details on the screen, so that the X processing is smoother.

Even in Beta's current state, DF said that Battlefield 6 is “very investable at the moment”, adding that it has “a level of mechanical polishing that feels first-class mechanical polishing”. However, DF added that the game does have some ray finishes to embellish, and it hasn't been innovative about the way some of the previous titles.

Among players, one of the current complaints is 12v12 Rush mode size Too small, but for the last game A bigger map This problem can be solved. Anyway, the beta of Battlefield 6 has passed Concurrent game records for Call of Dutyand records of previous battlefield games on Steam. The second battlefield 6 Open Beta will end on August 17.