The team calls the approach “tactical destruction.” As Grass explains, it’s designed so players can use destruction to create strategic opportunities — for example, demolishing a structure to flush out or block enemies, enabling flanking maneuvers.
It’s a more deliberate kind of devastation. “If you could destroy everything, once there’s nothing left, then the game wouldn’t be fun,” Grass concludes.
So yes, you can break a heart, and I might have nudged someone’s bumper years ago, but don’t expect to sprint through Battlefield 6 knocking over every building you see. This is intentional design — not a return to unrestricted carnage.
Battlefield 6 uses the same destruction systems for both Multiplayer and Battle Royale modes, but you’ll need to think carefully before smashing: “Just destroying everything isn’t a good idea.”
Source: gamesradar.com
