In Hindsight, I’m Glad Battlefield 6 Left BF4’s Coolest Feature Behind

In simpler terms, I genuinely enjoyed the destructive features in Battlefield 4 and wouldn’t mind if they returned in Battlefield 6 later on. The moment I first played the Siege of Shanghai beta at home from high school and witnessed the skyscraper collapsing was truly awe-inspiring for me, as I had never experienced anything like it in a multiplayer game before. Similarly, Paracel Storm’s ship crash left a lasting impression because the map felt dramatically different once the carrier sank a large portion of the island. As a teenager during the time of Battlefield 4, it’s easy to fondly remember all the good aspects of this feature, but upon closer inspection, I believe the developers made the right choice by focusing their efforts elsewhere instead.








