Battlefield Dev Reacts To Game's Many Leaks: "I Am Not OK With Leaks"
The first Battlefield Labs test took place recently for Battlefield 6, and while participants were prohibited from sharing footage publicly, that's exactly what happened. Lots of gameplay footage and new information emerged. Battlefield lead producer David Sirland has now reacted to this, saying he is "not OK" with leaks."I am not OK with leaks; they are dealt with accordingly as well," Sirland said on social media when asked for his thoughts.A new Battlefield feature, the ability to drag a downed teammate to safety, was among the many things that leaked out of the early tests. Sirland said this will be a "key feature in the revive loop," going on to say he's expecting to see "some interesting use" in the next test.Continue Reading at GameSpot
The first Battlefield Labs test took place recently for Battlefield 6, and while participants were prohibited from sharing footage publicly, that's exactly what happened. Lots of gameplay footage and new information emerged. Battlefield lead producer David Sirland has now reacted to this, saying he is "not OK" with leaks.
"I am not OK with leaks; they are dealt with accordingly as well," Sirland said on social media when asked for his thoughts.
A new Battlefield feature, the ability to drag a downed teammate to safety, was among the many things that leaked out of the early tests. Sirland said this will be a "key feature in the revive loop," going on to say he's expecting to see "some interesting use" in the next test.Continue Reading at GameSpot
