Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.2.0 Launches with New Map, Aim Assist Tweaks, and Over 160 Fixes
A substantial update for Battlefield 6, version 1.2.2.0, has been released today across multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. This update injects fresh content and implements over 160 fixes, notably restoring Aim Assist to its well-received Open Beta configuration.
Unveiling New Maps and Features
This latest update also heralds the second phase of the game’s inaugural season, featuring the debut of the Eastwood map. Inspired by Southern California, this new map is available across all official modes, adding to the game’s dynamic environment. In addition, players can now wield new weapons such as the DB-12 Shotgun and the M357 Trait Sidearm. Another exciting addition is the Battle Pickups feature, which offers players access to powerful weapons with limited ammunition in select scenarios.
Refined Gameplay Mechanics
Changes extend beyond the introduction of new content. The Battlefield 6 update notably reintroduces the Open Beta version of Aim Assist, addressing one of the most debated modifications in the game’s final iteration. This rollback is expected to satisfy a significant portion of the game’s community. Furthermore, improvements have been made to input latency and stick response for controllers. The update also refines weapon accuracy, and provides considerable enhancements to gadgets, vehicles, maps, and modes.
For a comprehensive list of changes brought by this update, refer to the official update notes.
Battlefield 6, which launched last month on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S, showcases significant improvements over previous entries in the franchise. For an in-depth analysis, you can read the review by David Carcasole, detailing how the game marks a notable comeback for the series.
The Battlefield 6 1.2.2.0 update restores Aim Assist to its Open Beta tuning, addressing community concerns.