Battlefield 6 “made some temporary changes” to the XP earned in Strikepoint as he works on a “long-term solution.”
In a brief update published over the weekend, Battlefield Studios noted an “issue” affecting the amount of XP earned in the mode and, to ensure “fair and consistent progression,” made a small change while investigating.
“We have identified an issue that was affecting the amount of experience gained in Strikepoint mode,” the team announced on social media yesterday, Saturday, November 1st.
“To maintain fair and consistent progress, we have made some temporary changes to XP in this mode while we explore a long-term solution. We thank you for your understanding and we will update you when further changes are made.”
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At the time of writing, there have been no further updates, and while the team hasn't gone into detail about what exactly the problem was, it is believed that some players have allegedly discovered the exploit in Strikepoint, where if all four opposing players leave the match, the opposing squad receives between one and 2.5 million experience.
How this player wrote“Numerous players are now forming malicious teams to exploit this loophole, severely compromising the ability of fair play players. We urge the developers to immediately fix this vulnerability and return the illegally obtained experience from these people to maintain the integrity of the game.”
Yesterday we reported that Battlefield 6 introduced a new “relaxed way” to play “while still earning progress and completing challenges.” – Random breakthrough. While you won't be able to earn tokens, rewards, or career stat updates, you will be able to play in small teams on the Siege of Cairo or Empire State maps.
It is important to note that you will receive full XP for “real player actions” and reduced XP for any actions with the bot.
The first season of Battlefield 6 is now availablealong with shadow battle royale mode, Redsec. This is the first major update for Battlefield 6 since series of minor bug fixes And balance adjustment. The game turned out to be extremely popular it sold over seven million copies in less than a week and quickly broke series records..
