"We made a deliberate decision very early on that this wasn't going to be a port," says technical director Christian Buhl.
In an interview, the developers spoke about how they have to strike a balance between modernising classic maps and hitting nostalgic notes.
Much like the regular multiplayer modes, the battle royale mode will have its destruction based on the materials of the buildings.
Even on Quality mode on PS5 and Xbox Series X, Battlefield 6 will target a frame rate of 60 FPS while providing high-resolution visuals.
Rebecka Coutaz in an interview spoke about how much work went into turning Battlefield 2042 around, and how it's a different game now.
While not too many details were revealed, the creative director has confirmed that the supply beacon is going from Recon to Assault.
The game mode will combine traditional battle royale gameplay with Battlefield elements like classes, squads, and destruction.
David Sirland has been responding to player feedback surrounding how powerful some classes can get without weapon restrictions.
The ESRB rating for Battlefield 6 has sparked some discussion in the fan base speculating about the Gore rating being for the campaign.
Technical director Christian Buhl has confirmed that the minimum spec for Battlefield 6 was a major priority to maximise player numbers.
Studio technical director Christian Buhl has also confirmed in an interview that there are no plans to bring ray tracing in the future either.
The trailer shows off features like ultrawide monitor support, support for DLSS 4, FSR 4 and XeSS 2, and EA's Javelin Anti-Cheat system.
EA has also opened up sign-ups for the Battlefield Labs playtest, and the focus this time around will be around the Portal experience.
Weapons, movement, maps, and even some physics elements in Battlefield 6 will receive adjustments en route to its October 10 release.
Along with other content like a new free battlepass, Battlefield 2042 is also seeing the return of fan-favourite map Iwo Jima.
Rhys Elliot of Alinea Analytics believes that pre-order numbers can even cross a million if EA can maintain its marketing until launch.
Despite some lingering issues and design choices, the beta's popularity proves that the military shooter franchise still has some life.
DICE's David Sirland spoke about trying to hit the appropriate tempo for player battles in the beta, and confirmed "large maps exist."
Empire State offers a new infantry-only battleground for players, while Rush and Squad Deathmatch add in more offensive rulesets.
EA's share price rose by around 4.7 percent to $176.11 per share, bringing the company's market capitalisation up to $41.94 billion.
