Battlefield 6 Players Slam ‘Ineffective’ Grenade Launcher

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So, picture this: a bunch of Battlefield 6 fans are all up in arms about the grenade launcher. Yeah, the poor thing’s getting called out as “mostly useless,” and guess what? The rocket launcher isn’t getting spared either.

Alright, let me ramble a bit. So, Battlefield 6 is having its second open beta weekend, kicked off on August 14 and wrapping up by the 17th — that’s like, a minor detail, but I digress. Tons of players have dived in, and boy, the discussions are hotter than ever. People are hyped but also grumbling — it’s a classic gamer vibe.

Now, the gripe that’s taking center stage? Grenade launchers apparently. Some say their explosive radius is like, annoyingly small. You’ve gotta hit the target right on the nose to get a kill. It’s like trying to teach a cat to fetch — nobody really gets it unless they experience it firsthand. This one Reddit user, Nameless908 — love the name — compared it to a spitball pen. I mean, can you imagine?

And don’t even get me started on the rocket launcher. Imagine launching it, missing, and then it’s just like “Hey, hope that enemy is mildly annoyed.” Suppressing fire? Pfft. Plus, players thought you’d be able to blow up walls or something. Makes sense, right? I saw this video by videogamedunkey — classic creator, if you ask me — and he pretty much sums up this whole mess in ten seconds flat.

But here’s where the plot thickens — some folks are like, nah, leave it as is. Maybe DICE, the game devs, nerfed it on purpose? A way to turn these launchers into niche anti-vehicle gear. Because, honestly, you’ve already got two of them strapped, and vehicles are having a tough time as it is. Expanding their range might just tip that delicate balance. Oh! And, fun fact, there are different ammo types too, like Thermobaric Grenades. They’re like fireworks but for the enemy squad — stunning and all that jazz.

As for DICE? Radio silence on any changes before the full launch on October 10. They’re probably eyeballing player feedback like hawks. Or maybe they’re just chilling with popcorn. Who knows!

Keep your eyes peeled, I guess? Until launch day, it’s all speculative chaos.

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Hope this hits the mark!