The skin of Battlefield 6 is "ground" unlike the Call of Duty.

If you are tired of all crossovers, cooperation and other general skills, such as Fortnite and Call of Duty, BTTLEFIELD 6 will be a game for you.

In a new interview, Design Director SHASHANK Uchil told DBLTAP that the game that will be released on October 10 will adhere to a familiar approach to fans.

Uchil said, “This should be grounded.” “This was what BF3 and BF4 did -it was all soldiers and on the ground.”

This is not the first time EA has filed Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4. A day ago, Christian Grass, vice president and general producer of Ripple Effect, was called “Pinnacle” in Battlefield.

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PSA: Do not pre -order Battlefield 6 or other video games for that problem.

This new first -person shooting game may be incredible, but I don't believe in over -advertising until Battlefield 6 is in your hands.

Perhaps the most interesting thing is that Uchil's words have been leaked online for potential cosmetics for Battlefield 6's multiplayer mode.

Battlefield 6's cosmetics look like “ground” for the time being.

Before the BF6's larger multiplayer released on Thursday, Datin showed some skins that could start the game, and they all saw the “ground”.

The leak, which was removed through the copyright strike, introduced the operator of the traditional military handle without the extra foolishness of the recent harassment of the game. Specifically, Battlefield fans were firmly firmly that they didn't want a “clown” skin when they were released in the game. At least for the time being, their wishes seem to have been granted. But as much as a matter of controversy on fans, management doesn't seem to care much.

Ultimately, EA and BTTLEFIELD Studios tells us whether EA and BTTLEFIELD Studios maintain their words about the “grounding” approach, or if BTTLEFIELD will be too sacrificed to collaborate and crossovers immediately after its launch.