When looking at Battlefield 6 discourse in recent weeks, there's one word I keep seeing pop up: "fumbled." The highs of the first few weeks after launch are gone, and while Battlefield 6 isn't in some kind of disastrous, imminent shutdown situation, it's really struggled to capitalize on the early hype. Season 2 has only added to its problem, with a poor reaction from players and a roadmap of content that has sparked debates about EA and Battlefield Studios' commitment to the game. A lack of new battlegrounds has been one of Season 2's biggest criticisms, but BF6's producer Alexia Christofi says that Battlefield Studios is trying to "bring things to players as we can and as quickly as we can build them," and that it "empathizes" with players asking for more.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Battlefield 6 devs "would love to create way more maps," but can only push them out "as quickly as we can build them"