The much-anticipated Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.1.0 has officially rolled out across all platforms. This update comes just ahead of the inaugural launch of Season 1, which includes the introduction of battle pass progression and the new free-to-play battle royale mode, REDSEC. Players are advised to restart their games to apply the update and prepare for Season 1, which begins today at 8am PT / 11am ET / 3pm UK time.
This significant post-launch update aims to enhance various elements of gameplay, from weapon dispersion and visibility to aim assist and progression. The update promises a more refined Battlefield 6 experience with further improvements set to occur throughout Season 1.
Season 1: A New Era for Battlefield 6
“The Season 1 Update marks the next step in our ongoing journey to evolve and expand the Battlefield 6 experience,” stated Battlefield Studios. This update introduces a host of enhancements focusing on balance, polish, and player feedback, ensuring a smoother and more immersive experience. The update brings changes that range from core movement improvements to significant audio overhauls, setting the stage for an exciting new chapter in Battlefield 6.
For those eager to delve into the specifics, the complete patch notes are listed below. As players gear up for the launch of Season 1, they can also explore the full list of multiplayer maps and refine their skills with our multiplayer tips and tricks guide.
Patch Notes: Key Updates and Fixes
The 1.1.1.0 update brings with it a multitude of changes. Core movement and animations see improvements, offering smoother transitions and reducing unwanted effects like “bouncing” upon landing. Weapon dispersion has been reworked to align better with each weapon’s designed performance, addressing issues of inconsistent accuracy and enhancing firing behavior.
In addition to these changes, the update delivers significant visibility and lighting improvements, an audio overhaul with new sound effects, and UI updates for clarity. Map fixes ensure improved gameplay stability across various modes including Conquest, Breakthrough, and Rush.
Comprehensive Gameplay Enhancements
Players will notice changes across various elements like improved steady aim and sight centering for precision, adjustments to character hitboxes, and fixes for animation issues. Further developments include enhanced haptic feedback for vehicles, better weapon dispersion balance, and several fixes for UI and HUD inconsistencies.
Vehicles, gadgets, weapons, maps, and modes also receive attention in this update, with numerous fixes and adjustments made to ensure a seamless and engaging gaming experience. The audio component sees enhancements in sound balance and feedback, adding to the overall depth and realism of the game.