A crucial adjustment in Battlefield 6 could help players recapture the familiar feel of earlier titles in the franchise. While some aspects of the new game might initially seem off-putting, a straightforward tweak to your settings could make all the difference.

The ongoing Battlefield 6 open beta, running until August 17, has given players a taste of what's to come. However, feedback has been mixed, with particular criticism directed at the game's map sizes. While not all concerns can be addressed before launch, understanding player preferences helps the development team refine the experience.

As highlighted by TheGamer, Battlefield 6 principal designer Florian Le Bihan has revealed an important detail about sensitivity settings. Players accustomed to previous Battlefield titles might find the default settings unfamiliar. The solution? Simply double your previous sensitivity value. For instance, if you used a 5% setting in past games, try 10% in Battlefield 6.

This adjustment specifically applies to mouse aiming, as Le Bihan noted he would need to verify the settings for controller users. Additionally, the Uniform Soldier Aiming feature is enabled by default with a specific coefficient, which veterans of the series might want to fine-tune for a more familiar experience.

With the Battlefield 6 open beta winding down, many fans are revisiting older titles like Battlefield 4, which has seen a resurgence in player numbers. The anticipation for Battlefield 6 remains high, especially after the mixed reception of Battlefield 2042 in 2021.