People are flipping out over recoil in Battlefield 6 because of one gun specifically designed to hav
Published: January 01, 0001
We're in that strange gap between the big multiplayer reveal and the start of its open beta, which means it's prime time to rummy royal overreact to everything. Right now, the overreaction is over recoil, or more specifically, the lack thereof.
Thanks to one floating around online, some folks are having a mini panic over the possibility that every Battlefield 6gun will have so little recoil that everything will feel like a laser beam with no "skill gap."
Battlefield 6 seems to lack any sort of skill gap or skill ceiling in its gunplay on several different guns.This particular weapon has zero recoil and spread even while holding MB1 or trigger.Hopefully this all gets tweaked in beta. pic.twitter.com/6EtDYANce2
Yep, that gun has near-zero recoil, but as no shortage of fans on the Battlefield Reddit will tell you, that is both realistic and by design. What Scump was shooting is the KTS100 LMG, which in BF6 is based on the real-life Ultimax-100, a weapon known for incredibly low recoil that previously appeared in BF4. Here's a video of .
Thanks to this helpful visualization from Reddit user , we can see that Battlefield 6's laser beam LMG is nothing new to Battlefield, either. Low recoil is this gun's whole thing—whether or not that's a good idea is up for debate, but it's not representative Yono all app of how all, or even most, BF6 guns behave.
In fact, the KTS100 is a major outlier. Without investing in attachments, I had a much harder time controlling full-auto recoil in Battlefield 6 than I ever did in BF2042. For a clearer picture, YouTuber TheBrokenMachine uploaded a as they were in last week's build (as shared by redditor ).
While I'm not worried about every Battlefield 6 gun becoming a laser beam, I do think its guns will overall feel more forgiving than CoD. It's an aspect of Battlefield I've always enjoyed, and one I expect to see plenty of tweaks before the full Battlefield 6 launch on October 10.
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