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Battlefield 6 XP changes reversed after player complaints

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Battlefield Studios reversed Season 5 XP earn-rate changes after players reported reduced experience points. The developer called the adjustment "unintended" and restored previous rates. Players initially faced a maximum of 300 XP per minute, reportedly only earnable before the cap was removed, sparking speculation about a "nerf" coinciding with a new in-game purchase.

Battlefield Studios confirmed that Season 5's XP earn rates were unintentionally altered, with players initially restricted to a maximum of 300 XP per minute, reportedly only earnable before the cap was removed. The developer stated the issue stemmed from "backend configuration changes" affecting progression across modes and hardware. These adjustments were reverted, and the team is monitoring telemetry to ensure rates return to intended levels.

The XP changes coincided with the release of the Ultimate Shortcut Kit, a $30 purchase that fully levels all classes and unlocks weapons, vehicles, and customizations. Players speculated the XP reduction was a deliberate "nerf," though Battlefield Studios denied intentional adjustments. The issue was resolved within two days of initial reports.

Season 5 also faced criticism over suspected AI-generated cosmetics, including a character skin with a misspelled "Secuty" instead of "Security." While EA has not confirmed AI use, players questioned the authenticity of certain designs. The controversy added to mixed reactions about the season's updates.

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