Developers at Battlefield Studios have outlined upcoming content for Battlefield 6, including new maps, game modes, and technical fixes following the game's launch last month. A community update promises more maps of various sizes and addresses player feedback on larger battlefields. Key changes, such as weapon bloom fixes and the Eastwood map, arrive next week.
Recent Complaints and Dev Response
Since Battlefield 6's release in October 2025, players have voiced frustration over the absence of large-scale maps, a hallmark of the series. In a November 12 blog post highlighted by Battlefield Comms, the developers acknowledged these concerns, stating that "more maps of all sizes are coming to the game in future updates." They also noted the team is "learning from community creations in Portal," where users have repurposed the battle royale map into expansive Conquest modes that echo the giant battlefields fans desire.
Upcoming Content on November 18
The next major patch, set for November 18, 2025, introduces the multiplayer map Eastwood, which early previews suggest will satisfy players with its scale. This update also tackles persistent issues: weapon bloom, which affects shot accuracy, and REDSEC, a system causing connectivity problems, both confirmed for resolution by Battlefield Studios.
New Game Modes in Development
Insider reports reveal at least nine new game modes under development for post-launch seasons. Building on earlier leaks of six modes, recent files added three more after the first season. Confirmed arrivals include Sabotage and Strikepoint, with Raid, Payload, Squad Shootout, and Tank Hunt still pending. These additions aim to expand Battlefield 6's online FPS offerings, responding to calls for diverse gameplay amid the live-service pushback in the industry.