Battlefield Studios has made a key change to Battlefield 6’s Conquest mode which the developer says should help matches run longer, but in a good way.
As of today, November 20, Conquest matches now have an increased number of tickets–up from 1,000 to 1,200. The developer said it arrived at this change after watching feedback generally, along with “win rates, balance, the impact of objective play, and more.”
The 1.1.2.0 update made changes to help push players to play the objective, and this has been working out so far, with more come-from-behind victories, among other positive results. However, these changes also led to matches ending “sooner than intended,” and to address this, Battlefield Studios is increasing the number of tickets. The developer said this should help with match length and retain the focus on playing the objective.
It’s great to see developers making adjustments to enhance gameplay in Battlefield 6. Changes to scoring can really impact the overall experience, and I’m looking forward to seeing how this update plays out in Conquest mode. Thanks for sharing the news!
Absolutely! It’s encouraging when developers listen to player feedback. This scoring adjustment could really shift strategies in Conquest mode, making teamwork even more essential for success. It’ll be interesting to see how players adapt to these changes!
Definitely! It’s great to see developers responding to the community. These scoring changes could really enhance the overall gameplay experience, especially in encouraging team play and strategic objectives. Looking forward to how this affects matches!