I'm not sold on it, but it's not the game's fault i just don't like Battlefield so i'll withhold from voting.
It's good that they went "back to basics" in a sense, stepped off the half assed mtx centric path they were heading down though they're still chasing trends with the BR mode and it probably has a battle pass, but back to basics also means from the outside it just looks like they made BF3 again.
Every BF game after BF3 has felt like BF3 to me, they set a standard for their gunplay, movement, vehicle handling, and to me it feels exactly the same all the way up to BFV (i didn't play 2042), i had big hopes for BF1 as all the technology is so old and functionally different, but everyone was still just running around with assault rifles and sniping from miles away, i haven't seen anything meaningfully different about BF6.

I really enjoy infantry gameplay, but don't like conquest. i guess that makes me an outlier, but modes like breakthrough are really enjoyable and I'm having a good time.

After playing the Open Beta, I'll vote "Yea!" However, I have zero desire to pre-order. I will wait for user reviews to tell me if it's safe to come in, after the business features of Battlefield get implemented. Whether it's microtransactions, battle pass, or undesirable DLC, crossovers I didn't want to see, or another Santa outfit.

Plenty of ways to make me upset, so I'll let the others cross the minefield first. I don't know if reviewers will get the same conditions customers get, so I may have to wait post-launch. Miss out on the pre-order bonuses.

Edit: After waking up, I realized crossovers I didn't want to see and/or another Santa outfit really shouldn't affect my purchasing decision. I can simply not bother with them. But the rest will determine whether or not I will consider buying it. Not so much the existence of those business features, but how they're implemented, because EA MUST DRAIN MY WALLET DRY BECAUSE I AM AN ATM TO THEM.