If you encountered this, the devs want to see it.
The Battlefield 6 open beta has come and gone, at least for the first weekend, but that doesn't mean the teams at Electronic Arts are taking a break. DICE developer Florian Le Bihan took to social media with requests from players to share video examples of "unexpectedly fast" time-to-death (TTD) encountered during the open beta.
It seems like some players have reported experiencing a TTD that, to them, felt exceptionally fast. If you thought you encountered this situation while playing, you probably aren't alone. Le Bihan notes that they are looking for situations where there was a "super bullet" situation.
Those "super bullet" or "unexpectedly fast TTD" include instances where you were taken out instantly while in cover. Another example shared was a case where the player took delayed damage after the enemy was already downed.
Interestingly, players also found out that when there isn't some "super bullet" bug happening, the TTK between Battlefield 6 and Battlefield 4 are nearly identical.
Battlefield Devs 6 Looking Into 'Unexpectedly Fast' Time to Death
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