Battlefield 6 has been accused of "losing its style" as players are disappointed with the vibrant skins of the first season

After Battlefield 6's explosive launch, many gamers praised the project for its realistic atmosphere and lack of the flashy cosmetic elements that have characterized Call of Duty in recent years. However, this restraint was short-lived. Before the launch of the first season, fans took notice of the new operator and weapon skins, which they felt were overly colorful and detracted from the game's atmosphere.

Players on social media and Reddit massively criticized the developers' decision, noting that the promised "down-to-earth" look lasted less than three weeks. They claimed the new skins resemble paintball gear more than military uniforms and make it difficult to visually distinguish between teams. Bright neon accents, unusual camouflage patterns, and weapons with garish patterns sparked a storm of discontent in the community, with a thread on the topic receiving over 19,000 upvotes.

Many players recall Battlefield 1, where the developers strictly adhered to the historical style, and express fears that the series will now completely descend into visual "clownery." Despite the wave of criticism, fans doubt that the Battlefield Studios team will change course, expecting future updates to bring even more vibrant cosmetic elements.