Battlefield 6 Addresses XP Farms and Progression Complaints

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After receiving a lot of feedback from the Battlefield 6 community about slow progress and players exploiting XP farms, DICE has announced an upcoming update to fix these issues. The slow progression led many players to create XP farms on community servers, but DICE plans to address both problems with a new patch arriving within the next week.

The newest *Battlefield* game has had a very successful launch, but it hasn’t been without problems. Developers DICE are now focusing on fixing slow player progression and exploits that allow players to quickly gain experience points. This comes after they already addressed complaints about how weapons fired, making the game’s shooting more accurate based on player feedback. DICE is continuing to refine the game with updates and improvements.

Battlefield 6 Will Increase Progression Speeds and Nerf XP Farms

Ever since *Battlefield 6* came out on October 10th, players have been finding ways to quickly earn experience points because the game’s progression felt too slow. The developers, DICE, have announced some significant improvements are coming next week. A new update will boost experience earned from completing matches by 10% and daily bonuses by 40%. It will also be easier to unlock weapon attachments, and certain assignments will become available much earlier in the game.

DICE is planning several improvements for the next *Battlefield 6* update, including a fix for the problem of players exploiting the game for experience points (XP). The studio has found that the ‘maximum capacity’ error on community servers is caused by players creating servers just to farm XP, boost their stats, and earn rewards by repeatedly defeating bots. DICE says they’re working on changes to reduce these XP farms and encourage players to enjoy the game with friends on both custom and official servers. These changes will require some behind-the-scenes work, and after the update, server creators will need to re-publish their experiences to get their servers running again.

DICE expects to launch the update within the next week, though it might arrive earlier if testing goes well. They’re also continuing to address issues with weapon accuracy in *Battlefield 6*, and are aware of other problems players are experiencing, like poor visibility, vehicles not appearing, and more. DICE will share more details about these fixes when they’re ready, and they encourage players to keep sending feedback.

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2025-10-17 13:34