Battlefield 6 Devs Testing Progression in PvE Servers

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So, the Battlefield 6 team heard us loud and clear about the XP farm changes! They’re now testing out how progression works in the game, specifically in PvE modes and on special, curated servers. It’s good to see they’re listening and trying to get things right!

Recently, methods for quickly gaining experience points (XP) in Battlefield 6, like using special servers with bots, were adjusted to prevent players from easily boosting their stats and unlocking rewards. Players responded by requesting the ability to play in private lobbies for a more casual experience and to progress at their own pace. The game developers have listened and announced they will be testing progression systems on a limited number of Battlefield 6 servers.

Battlefield 6 Will Now Feature Progression Eligible or Not Eligible Lobbies

Following feedback from players, a Battlefield community manager named Shepard addressed the recent changes to XP gains. They explained that the developers recognize many players prefer to unlock content while playing solo, with friends, or on private servers, not just in traditional multiplayer matches. Players have also been confused by how the game explains what earns progression, and some are concerned about fair stats and preventing cheating with bots.

We know many players don’t have a lot of time and enjoy relaxing, cooperative gameplay with rewarding progress. That’s why we’re letting players earn account experience and unlock items while playing solo, with friends, or on a selected list of community servers. During this test, stats like K/D ratio, leaderboards, and some mastery scores won’t change in these modes. If things run smoothly and we don’t see any issues, we’ll open up these features to more servers.

The developers of Battlefield 6 are working to prevent players from easily exploiting the game to quickly gain experience points (XP). They’ve added several safeguards, including setting a minimum difficulty level, monitoring for inactivity or repetitive actions, requiring players to engage with a variety of targets, and limiting how much XP can be earned per minute. Servers found to be allowing exploits will lose their ability to award progression until the problems are resolved. Players will also be able to clearly see on the server browser and before matches whether a server allows progression or not, with a brief explanation of why.

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2025-10-23 17:19