Battlefield 6’s core gamemode, Conquest, is getting some adjustments yet again. One day after Battlefield Studios reduced the ticket count across all Conquest maps in order to improve the flow of matches, and prevent them from ending at the time limit rather than with one team winning.
The change wasn’t too drastic, but it was certainly impactful on the largest maps in the game. It doesn’t sound like players liked it, however, so it’s being reverted.
Moments ago, the developer announced on Twitter that it’s going to be increasing ticket counts across all maps in Conquest, bringing the total number of tickets to 1,000 on all maps. The 45-minute round timer is returning, too. Having been the two maps that saw the largest cut to tickets, Operation Firestorm, and Mirak Valley matches will now last longer than they did after the change. This is something the developer warned about in its message.
It’s not clear when, exactly, these changes will be implemented, but considering the initial change arrived in a server-side update, this one could be in the game at some point today or over the weekend.
One change that’s thankfully not being reverted, though, is the out of bounds timer on Manhattan Bridge (Conquest and Escalation) going up to ten seconds, which was another change that rolled out alongside the aforementioned ticket reduction.
On the subject of changes based on player feedback, Battlefield Studios also today responded to the overwhelming feedback about the excruciatingly slow process of unlocking weapon attachments, and climbing up the career ranks. The developer is increasing XP earn rates, and reducing career rank requirements for certain Challenges. These changes should arrive in the game at some point next week.
In other news, EA announced that Battlefield 6 has achieved the series biggest-ever launch, selling over 7 million copies in three days. For more relevant gameplay tips, be sure to hit up our recently-published top BF6 meta weapons guide – and our favourite loadouts for each.
