Here is a guide on what you need to know about the new attachment system in Battlefield 6 Open Beta, including the class-based perk system.
The Battlefield 6 Open Beta showcased its new weapons system, including the attachments. Instead of swapping out attachments on the fly, the new system features a pick-100 loadout mechanic. Each attachment now has a respective point value. You then need to build your loadout without surpassing the 100-point threshold for each weapon. On top of that, the class system also incentivized players to stick to their specialized weapons without forcing them to do so.
There is a lot to unpack, so here is a guide on how the attachment system works in the Battlefield 6 Open Beta.
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How Does the Attachment System Work in Battlefield 6?
Battlefield 6 ditches Battlefield 2042’s Plus System and goes for a more tactical “Pick-100” loadout system. This means players now choose attachments with a limited allowance.
Each attachment in the game has its own point value, and players will need to choose wisely to avoid going over the 100-point limit. This compels players to make difficult choices about whether to focus on range, recoil management, or mobility.
This layout change promotes reflective customization over mid-match improvisation. For example, if you equip your rifle with a long barrel and heavy optic, you may have to give up quick ADS speed or hip-fire stability. It is less flexible now compared to earlier titles. However, it adds another element to consider before you join the match.
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What Are Signature Weapon Perks in Battlefield 6 Open Beta?
On top of the new attachment system in Battlefield 6 Open Beta, there is also a class-based perk system. This means players gain bonus buffs if they use their class’ designated weapons. Keep in mind that the game does not force you to use a specific weapon for your class. you may always use other weapons based on your preference. However, using a signature weapon for your class does give you a slight advantage in the game.
With that said, here is a list of all classes and their signature weapons and perks:
The buffs do not provide massive advantages in the Battlefield 6 Open Beta. However, they can be a nice bonus if you specialize in those weapons with your class. That said, you can always use other weapons, especially withhow powerful the M87A1 shotguncurrently is.
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