During this past weekend, videos surfaced on social media platforms featuring Battlefield 6‘s innovative ‘free look’ feature. This new function enables players to closely inspect their weapons from various angles, enabling them to twist, tilt, and rotate the gun as desired for a clearer view of the weapon’s intricate details. Content creators are particularly excited about this addition since it offers endless possibilities for exploring and showcasing the game’s weapons.
In most first-person shooter games, YouTubers typically create thumbnails by aiming up, reloading, and taking a screenshot to highlight weapons. Recognizing this pattern, Electronic Arts’ studios have introduced an innovative feature to enhance variety in these images.
Get Creative in Battlefield 6
For quite some time now, various YouTubers have relied on a common technique known as the ‘look-up-and-reload’ trick for their first-person shooter (FPS) thumbnail designs on YouTube. This technique has been popularly used across different FPS games like Battlefield, Call of Duty, Rainbow Six, Escape from Tarkov, and many more in-between, regardless of the specific game.
In an effort to advance the idea even more, the teams working on Battlefield 6 have incorporated a “free look” function, enabling players to actively adjust the position of their weapons while playing.
A video surfaced on social media recently, perfectly showcasing this new mechanic:
It’s unclear if this feature was available during the beta, but it seems you can now examine your weapon closely. This inspection allows for a sort of free movement using your right joystick to rotate the weapon.
— bob. (@BobNetworkUK) August 29, 2025
In the previous Battlefield 6 testing phase, this feature was absent. However, it’s now included for the upcoming Battlefield Labs test sessions. As you can observe from the video provided, it’s a smooth, practical mechanism that will delight screenshot enthusiasts, significantly expanding their options in the thumbnail area.
I’m really looking forward to noticing some distinct variations arising between YouTube creators and the continuous reload trick thumbnails they use on every new video.
Are you looking forward to trying out this new feature in Battlefield 6? Feel free to share your thoughts about it on the TopMob forum.
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2025-09-01 09:54