Images of operator skins from Battlefield 6’s first season surface online, and players are unhappy
Some argue the developers have already broken their promise to keep the game grounded.
Following the gameplay trailer for Battlefield 6’s first season, images of operator outfits began circulating online and ignited fierce debate among fans. Some contend the team has upheld its pledge to maintain a grounded tone, while others criticize the allegedly overly vivid color choices and what they describe as odd or incongruous equipment designs.
Journalist Tom Henderson stepped into the conversation, largely agreeing that several skins appear too flashy and unrealistic, but he also pointed out that developers rely on skin sales for revenue—and uninspiring designs simply won’t sell.
Source: iXBT.games
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