《戰地風雲6》宣布職業不綁武器自由選擇，玩家反彈怒：《戰地4》是最佳平衡例子
《戰地風雲》最新作《戰地風雲6》（Battlefield 6）在最近的《戰地風雲》實驗室中宣布，將不綁定職業使用武器可以自由選擇，並透過職業標誌武器跟被動特質等展現特殊性質，但回應社群反而相當不開心，認為《戰地風雲4》的職業與戰場狀態是最好的平衡，為何總是要搞些莫名其妙的內容打破舊平衡。
《戰地風雲6》實驗室最新公告表示，職業將能隨意自由使用全部武器，而每個職業都會有其標誌型武器，如偵查兵使用狙擊槍時，能有更長的偋住呼吸時間優勢，但任何兵種都能使用狙擊槍，DICE 表示讓玩家透過自己的選擇與需求，立即更換適合的戰場應對，但社群反應相當不佳，認為這又是 DICE 莫名其妙想打破前作的正常平衡舉動，也舉出了《戰地風雲4》的職業裝備綁定結果是最好的狀態，沒有必要做出這種自由化改動，也有人質疑這樣自由化重點是販售槍枝造型適用所有職業的方便等。
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《戰地風雲6》目前還沒有確切的上市時間，根據先前的訪談希望在 2026 年之前推出，《戰地風雲6》測試遊戲截圖與遊戲實機畫面也從 3 月開始大量流傳在推特等平台。
This whole weapon class lock thing is the best test of intent from DICE with Battlefield 6. - Will they listen to feedback?- Or are they yadayadaing it away for a year like with the specialists? pic.twitter.com/LK9uvzfQHg
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