Battlefield 6 players are clamoring for the latest BF Pro bonus track, which effectively forces users to spend in-game money to unlock everything in time. EA's shooter was one of the most anticipated games of 2025, and while it got off to a massive start, it's struggled to keep its player base happy ever since. It seems things don't get much easier Battlefield 6 in the new year as his new content continues to rub off on fans.
Times have been tough for FPS lately. A recent analysis suggested this Battlefield 6 was losing ground to its main rival, p Call of Duty maintaining strong player engagement metrics Battlefieldplace in the ranking has fallen. The game has also been embroiled in controversy over its AI art following widespread complaints about the technical performance of its Winter Offensive update, and as it continues to release new content, fans are still bumping into access to the game's live service.
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The new Battlefield 6 BF Pro bonus path only gives players 7 days to complete it
As pointed out by Redditor Venirto, the new BF Pro bonus path is only seven days long, but there are 10 levels left to complete. According to the user, “the vast majority of the player base” wouldn't be able to put enough time into the game in that short window to unlock everything by completing the challenges. This means that the only way for most people to complete all 10 levels is to spend Battlefield Coins and skip them, which could mean spending real money if players haven't earned enough through in-game rewards. To top it all off, the last reward in the bonus track is a skin Battlefield 6 the players blamed the rapture and Call of Duty logo, which may not seem like an appropriate reward for completing 10 levels in just one week.
This is far from the first controversy that BF Pro has been embroiled in. The premium upgrade, which costs an additional $24.99 over the $70 base game, regularly annoyed fans by locking seemingly small features behind a paywall. Season 1 was originally launched, Battlefield 6 players criticized BF Pro Radio Station, which was little more than a paid in-game playlist. The ability to host 100-player servers in Portal mode is also exclusive to BF Pro, while many players have argued that it should be available to a wider portion, if not all, of Battlefield 6 commonwealth.
Commenting on Venirto's post, other users called the latest BF Pro release emblematic of the game's larger grind issues. One called the drudgery “excruciating”, while another said they “just can't bring themselves to do it” as a busy father of two. The fans spoke out against it Battlefield 6The game has been in development for almost as long as the game has been out, and while EA has since tweaked its challenge system, this latest scandal shows that players still feel like the game is asking too much of them in too little time to get in-game rewards.
With Season 1 likely to end sometime in the coming weeks, it's unclear how future BF Pro bonus tracks will attempt to win back fans. Many players who responded to Venirt's post said they would not buy another battle pass after being disappointed with this one. The game as a whole can be an uphill battle Battlefield 6 became one of the lowest-rated games in the series on Steam in November, with only those heavily mocked Battlefield 2042 they have worse reviews. Now that it's a new year and Season 2 is sure to be released before long, EA has a chance to right some of the wrongs, but it remains uncertain if and how it will happen.
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October 10, 2025
- ESRB
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Mature 17+ / Blood and gore, intense violence, strong language, in-app purchases, user interaction
- Developers
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Battlefield Studios
