Battlefield 6 shows one of its largest maps, it’s impressive

A brief clip reveals one of the most extensive locations of Battlefield 6, with dynamic destruction events in the classic style of the saga.

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Over the past few weeks, many players had expressed concern about the absence of larger maps in the open beta of Battlefield 6. However, a new video shared on social media has brought calm back to the community: the shooter will feature large-scale maps from its launch.

The clip, although brief, allows us to see in action one of the game’s most extensive battlefields. The location is set in a gigantic map filled with buildings under construction and cranes that dominate the horizon. Beyond its size, the interesting thing is the confirmation of levolution, those massive destruction events that modify gameplay in real-time and marked previous installments of the saga.

A map with dynamic destruction, this is Battlefield 6

In this specific case, we can see how a massive crane collapses after a bombing, sweeping away everything in its path and completely changing the layout of the combat area. This type of transformation brings dynamism to the matches and recovers one of the most beloved hallmarks of the franchise.

For now, no more maps of this scale have been shown, but everything points to Battlefield 6 featuring several large-scale maps from day one, something the community had been insisting on after the beta. We’ll have to wait for further updates from EA and DICE to learn more details, although the excitement is already at its peak.

A look at Levolution moment in Battlefield 6, where destruction changes the actual play area on a map pic.twitter.com/rwBr2vi93s

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