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I don't only enjoy playing BF6, but I have fun playing BF6 despite the issues which I'm sure it'll get fixed at some point. I love the game modes: TDM, Domination, King of The Hill (HardPoint) three of my favorite game modes along with Conquest, Breakthrough and RUSH. However, Battlefield 6 is a $70.00 dollar premium game, not a FREE to PLAY game and zero character choice and it has a censorship problem!

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Even though I have over 140 hours into BF6, literally, no one talks due to fear of getting banned. I don't speak, nor type in the global chat for that reason alone. If comm is important for a game mode, you have to sit there and guess what your team is doing or planning because no one communicates anymore. Anything you say can be taken in such a way that you get banned for X amount of time, as if you're a child playing with children in a rated M game with sheer chaos and violence, how ironic. As far as voice chat and the global chat, I strongly recommend turning it off or risk getting banned. 

🔸Paid battle passes in a $70.00 premium game.
🔸A free-to-play battle royale mode tacked on instead of being included in the paid version.
🔸BR challenges and achievements spoon-fed to players who purchased the game for Battlefield.
🔸No large-scale maps in the paid version, while the free-to-play mode has the largest, highest-quality map.
🔸Pay-to-skip battle pass progress (pay-to-cheat).
🔸In-game premium currency that belongs in a free-to-play game.
🔸No option to select a male character for Support.
🔸No persistent lobbies.
🔸Male Support character locked behind a battle pass paywall.
🔸It takes forever to unlock weapon attachments.
🔸A store with overpriced cosmetics that should be earned through game-play.
🔸Portals offers modified XP instead of full XP, and there are no official DICE servers like in BF4.
🔸They record/monitor your voice chat and text chat as if you were a child ready to ban you at will. You can't say this, that, or anything. No one gets on voice chat to have an intellectual conversation!

“Censorship reflects a society’s lack of confidence in itself. It is a hallmark of an authoritarian regime.”
– Potter Stewart