The trailer forBattlefield 6premiered this week, and with it, a bold promise of a return to an intense story filled with warfare. It’s been four years since the last entry in the series,Battlefield 2042, hit the scene, and its controversial launch and lack of a single-player campaign has madeBattlefield 6an important project. The upcoming entry could get the franchise back on track, and the level of environmental destruction showcased in the trailer is a good sign of what’s to come.
Granted,Battlefield 2042still includes some building destruction, but it’s definitely a scaled-back version of what the franchise has featured in the past.Battlefield 6’s trailer puts destruction front and center, and when it comes to the teased setting of NYC’s Brooklyn borough, the location could prove to be a playground for players who have been waiting for the mechanic to return to its roots.
Battlefield 6’s Teased Brooklyn Level Will Be the Ultimate Test of its Destruction Mechanics
Chaos in America’s Biggest City
Although Brooklyn isn’t NYC’s central area of Manhattan, it’s indeed the most populated of the five boroughs, meaning that this section of the game is bound to be harrowing. Between the brownstones and apartment complexes,Battlefield 6’s destruction mechanics are going to be on full display, at least hopefully. Showcasing combat indensely populated areas like Brooklynis a promising sign that developer DICE is really taking player feedback to heart.
Also, it’s even possible that the fight in Brooklyn bleeds over to Manhattan, as well. If that’s the case, thenBattlefield 6could truly have a field day demonstrating just how much destruction one can do within the game. Skyscrapers, monuments like the Statue of Liberty, and Yankee Stadium could all be caught up in the crossfire.Battlefield 6’s bold first trailerhints that the attack on Brooklyn is going to be an important turning point for the narrative, and it raises a lot of questions about the game’s story.
A major moment inBattlefield 6’s trailer shows the Brooklyn Bridge being blown up, leaving the door open for other iconic city structures to be targeted, too.
Battlefield 6 Could Be Getting Players Ready for a Wild Opening Sequence
The placement of the Brooklyn level could have a wildly different impact, depending on where it’s placed in the story. Of course, this section of the game could definitely be thrilling in the middle or ending, butBattlefield 6’s Brooklyn scene is hopefully the opening of the game.Battlefield 6has already ignited plenty of hype, and with the Brooklyn scene as its opening, it could be a great way to welcome players to a new era of the series.
The main antagonist inBattlefield 6has been confirmed to be a mysterious organization known as Pax Armata. The group’s motives still remain unknown, but it’s clear that they are specifically targeting NATO countries.
More Battlefield 6 News is Right Around the Corner
Next week, those eager to get the first glimpse atBattlefield 6’s multiplayerwill have a lot to celebrate, too. Between the first trailer, the upcoming multiplayer preview, and confirmation of an impending open beta, this summer is a good time to be aBattlefieldfan.
Only time will tellifBattlefield 6truly sticks the landingwith its destruction mechanics, but so far, the trailer has been a thrilling taste of what’s on the horizon. July 31 will bring even more features into the spotlight, but until then, eager gamers can enjoy combing over theBattlefield 6trailer for even more details.
