Battlefield 6 Servers Will Have Bot Support
As new information continues to emerge about Battlefield 6, it has become clear what solution the developers will implement instead of pausing the game when the player count is low. Players are particularly curious about how this decision will work in competitive multiplayer modes. At the heart of all these developments is a special system that will be integrated into the servers.
Battlefield 6 Will Be Ready for Play at All Times with Bot Support
According to a statement from EA and DICE, AI-powered bots will be used on Battlefield 6 servers. These bots will step in when the player count is insufficient, filling the gap. This eliminates waiting times and allows the gameplay to continue uninterrupted. Bots will only be activated when necessary and will automatically exit the system when sufficient players arrive.
The statement stated that the primary goal of this system is to “ensure that as many players as possible can access the game simultaneously.” Through the use of these bots, particularly in customizable Portal modes, players will be able to create their own scenarios to familiarize themselves with different mechanics. This will make Battlefield 6 not only a competitive experience but also a learning environment.
No official announcement has yet been made regarding the bots’ difficulty level or in-game behavior. However, as in previous Battlefield games, these bots are expected to exhibit some degree of AI behavior. This could provide players with experiences similar to real human opponents.
Battlefield 6’s release date is set for October 10th. The game will also have a two-stage beta before its release. Those who qualify for the closed beta will gain early access on August 7th and 8th. The general beta will take place on August 9th and 10th and August 14th and 17th.
You can learn more about the game by checking out our Battlefield 6 Preview article.
