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Battlefield 6 Finally Gets Its First Trailer, But We Still Don't Have A Release Date

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EA has finally unveiled 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Battlefield 6 with a🦂 thrilling launch trailer, giving us our best look yet at the single-player campaign.

It begins with the fictional US president discussing a "monstrous unprovoked attack" by the Pax Armata mercenaries, who are bankrolled by former NATO states seeking to plunge the world into global conflict. Interspersed with this speech are shots of soldiers fighting in the streets of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:what looks to be Los Angeles, as bridges and skys🐲crapers are blown to smithereens amid the chaos.

Destructible environments are at the forefront of this s༒equel.

While there's still no release date, leaks surfaced last night that EA is eyeing an October 10 launch, and that — a price tag so controversial that only yesterday, Xbox entirely walked back plans to sell its first-ꦯpar𒐪ty holiday releases at that figure.

In the meantime, there are rumours of🔥 an open beta, and you can look forward to a multiplayer reveal next week on July 31 at 7:30am BST. But the trailer already gave us some idea of the grandiose scale of the game, with tanks, fighter jets, trench warfare, miniguns mounted in helicopters, and dogfights in urban subways all on display.

What We Know About Battlefield 6 So Far

The Redwood-based publisher first announced ไthe game in♛ February, alongside a new coalition of develꦅopers, dubbed 'Battlefield Studios' — comprised of DICE, Motive, Criterion, and Ripple Effect. They have been tasked with getting the series back on track, with what EA is calling "the most ambitious title in th💫e series' history".

EA also invited viewers to sign up for 'Battlefield Labs' several months ago, a series of hyper-focused playtests to help prevent a repeat of 2042's infamous launch. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Over 1.3 million players signed up almost immediately, and despite the strict NDAs, it didn't take long for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:footage to start leaking online, with some play🐎e💃rs even livestreaming their experience.

So, we have a decent idea of what Battlefield 6 might look like, from destructible environments to customisable classes. There are even murmurs of a battle royale mode, which EA hopes will help to bring in 100 million players, makꦍing it a Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone competitor. However, it's worth taking all of these leaks with a grain of salt, as m𒈔any of them stem from in-dev playtests. But it won't be long before we hear more about the game from EA itself, putting to bed (or confirming) the countless rumours that have cropped up in recent weeks.