Battlefield 6's PC specs don't look too lofty despite all the booms, and Steam players won't need the pesky EA App

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Zippy Bot ( ZippyBot@lemmy.zip ) · 1 year ago

Battlefield 6's PC specs don't look too lofty despite all the booms, and Steam players won't need the pesky EA App

Anarki_ ( Anarki_@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) · 1 year ago

Remember: No preorders.

scintilla ( scintilla@beehaw.org ) · 1 year ago

If it’s good and runs on Linux I’ll probably get it. I love BF4 and nothing really has played the same.

FreeBooteR69 ( FreeBooteR69@lemmy.ca ) · 1 year ago

I was watching a few streamers playing the game, looks amazing but i noticed a lot of the time it seemed the guy had the drop on the other player only to get mowed down by them. Looks smooth not laggy, but something must be going on with packet delay. Probably seeing how much info they can cull to get the game playable with so many people.