This Hidden Battlefield 6 Setting Makes The Game Way More Immersive

A hidden setting in Battlefield 6 will make your experience significantly more immersive. Battlefield 6 has managed to resurrect a franchise that was on its deathbed. After Battlefield 2042 released, the series was in a dire state. The game launched with numerous bugs and the road to fixing it caused all post-launch content to be delayed for months. Not only that, but the direction of the game was poor and not at all what fans wanted from the franchise. Battlefield 6 decided to take everything back to its roots and bring the series back to its former glory with a modern-day setting, a grounded aesthetic, and an emphasis on class play.

Fans have been loving Battlefield 6 so far and I personally praised it in my review for feeling very cinematic, even in unscripted gameplay like multiplayer. Jets flying right over your head, epic moments where you drag your allies out of danger, and buildings crumbling around you while you fight for objectives gives Battlefield 6 a really grand sense of scale that is unlike any other shooter on the market right now. However, there are ways to immerse yourself into the battle even further if you really want to.

Battlefield 6‘s In-World Voice Chat Setting Makes the Game Way More Immersive

In Battlefield 6, there is an option to have immersive in-game voice chat. This voice chat option allows you to hear your friends as if they were right next to you, so sound will be directional and positional from wherever they are standing and then reverb off of the environment. Once you go out of range, your comms will transfer to radio chatter complete with a filter that sounds a bit crackly and more in-line with what you’d expect if you were actually speaking to each other from a war zone.

Simply go to your audio settings, scrolls down to the voice chat options, and change it to “in-world” and you’ll be able to experience this. Of course, you won’t be able to use Discord or party chats if you want this Battlefield 6 feature, but I think this is way better than any of those options. It’s one of many small touches that enhance the Battlefield experience and show that the game was clearly a labor of love. Unfortunately, this form of proxy chat only works with your friends and not your entire team, but that’s probably necessary for a game that can have up to 32 people on one team.

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