In the latest update for Battlefield 6—just a month after launch—gamers can finally bid adieu to some pesky bugs, like the drone-sledgehammer shenanigans and missiles ignoring flares. But while the fixes are great, concerns are brewing. The community feels like it's watching a game they love trip over its own shoelaces, especially with mixed reviews cropping up on Steam. The patch restores some sanity, but let’s talk skins: the original military aesthetic has gone the way of the dodo, making room for questionable designs that have fans crying “rugpull!” The battle pass? More like a confusing buffet of “what is this?”—just give us a classic linear progress bar, please! And then there's the server browser drama—players from low-population areas are stuck with bots or laggy connections, while Portal mode appears to be a ghost town instead of the vibrant playground it was meant to be. Not to mention the RedS battle royale, which seems less like a battlefield and more like a cracked-out version of hide-and-seek. Despite these gripes, the game has great potential. Let’s hope the developers tighten the reins and steer clear of past missteps. Meanwhile, it’s still a blast to hop online, but if they don’t get their act together, they might find themselves playing solo in a ghost town of a game. Time to lock and load—and maybe rethink the battle skins while they’re at it!