Battlefield 6's open beta weekends have wrapped up, and EA, along with the developers, has published a community update on the changes they will be making to the game ahead of its public release.
One of the criticisms of the public beta was the lack of map variants for all game modes, and, particularly, the size of the available maps. At the time, DICE and EA intentionally curated the selection of maps in the beta weekends to make sure the "full-octane version of Battlefield" was achieved. Additionally, the smaller maps were selected to see what Battlefield 6 is like at its highest tempo. Now that those tests are complete, EA has confirmed the full release of Battlefield 6 will feature larger maps, and the biggest map seen so far has just leaked online.
Popular Now: Kojima shares details on Sony breakup, says PlayStation abruptly cancelled PHYSINT months agoThis isn't the first time we have heard of the map Mirak Valley, as a few days ago, datamining resulted in two maps being leaked in the form of extremely high resolution renders. However, new leaks have emerged that claim Battlefield 6 will feature "Mirak Valley and the remake of Operation Firestorm from Battlefield 3 will be playable in the upcoming Battlefield Labs testing," meaning they will both be playable in the public game when it releases.
Through datamining, users have been able to determine the size of Mirak Valley, and it's approximately 0.588 km², which appears to be the biggest map revealed so far.
