Battlefield 6 has come a long way since her debut. His inaugural season is fast approaching, which will bring a first BF6 Battle Pass and new maps to keep players engaged with the military FPS. There's also a Battle Royale experience around the corner that could be especially appealing to lapsed Call of Duty: Warzone fans are looking for something that is fresh. As Battlefield 6 continues to expand, players will be able to unlock the Platinum Trophy – something I basically accelerated in the first few weeks of the game's life. There's only one trophy left for me to get that comes naturally with normal play, and I think that's the one I think is really cool with how great this list of achievements is.
Collecting trophies is nothing new to me as one glance at my PSNProfile shows how addicted I was to collecting them at one point. Even though I've slowed down a lot since reaching 50,000 total trophies and over 1,000 platinums, two of my biggest goals, I'm still happy to get a platinum for any game I really love. Battlefield 6 fits the bill as it might be my favorite entry in the series since 2011 Battlefield 3. Getting all the achievements for the game only made me appreciate the title more as it forces players to experience it to the fullest and encourages some good multiplayer habits. Throw in some funny links to achievements, in-game rewards, and simple solutions to all the frustrating tasks, and even those who don't care about trophies can have a good time on their way to 100%.
Battlefield 6 trophies can make you a better player
I would selfishly like more players to try for the Platinum Trophy Battlefield 6 purely due to the gritty task of “A Joyful Nurse” requiring a 1996 revival. This nod Pokemon's Nurse Joy is one of the many references in the Battlefield 6's Trophy list, but it's also great motivation to be a useful support. There was a lot of controversy surrounding it Battlefield newcomers like FaZe Swagg who don't pursue their goals and play selfishly, much to the chagrin of long-time fans of the series. PTFO is an essential element Battlefield for franchise veterans, so newcomers should keep that in mind once they start playing so they don't disappoint their teammates. Going to 1996 is a good way for players to play their part, and it takes a fair amount of time, although many will quickly find that being a useful medic can be just as satisfying as getting tons of kills.
While others are less harsh, it's not the only one Battlefield 6 A trophy that encourages team play. The following objectives also push the player to PTFO BF6:
- Monkey key — Fix 2042 damage as an engineer.
- Super bomb man — Activate or deactivate 5 M-COMs in Rush.
- Command and Conquest 2 — Capture 128 flags in Conquest.
- The little C4 is knocking on your door — Deal 2000 damage to enemy vehicles with Demolition Charge.
While Battlefield 6 is a fairly brisk 50-hour platinum, there are a few quests that less experienced players might find intimidating. These are “First Blood 2” for getting 10 melee kills in one match and “1200” for getting 6 headshot pistol takedowns in one match. Going after these two trophies can be fun for those looking for a challenge, but once players tire of them, they can use BF6's bot lobbies as an optional “easy mode” for unlocking trophies. Disabling cross-play is one way to consistently match with bots, while another option is Battlefield 6portal mode. The fact that players can decide how difficult the multiplayer portion of the list is serves as another reason BF6 the list of achievements is such a winner.
Some of Battlefield 6's trophies aren't just trophies
Battlefield 6The campaign is a blemish on an otherwise stellar shooter, as it has been criticized for having a messy story, lackluster gameplay, and poor enemy AI. Still, BF Studios has made sure that players are doubly rewarded for going through it. In addition to achievements for completing each mission and completing specific tasks within them, players will earn special in-game rewards as they progress through the campaign. Playing all of the dog tag collectibles will earn players multiple skins to use in multiplayer, making collecting them more satisfying, and the same can be said for completing each mission, where completing the campaign grants a melee weapon hunting knife. There are also some other non-trophy challenges, such as completing a mission using only melee attacks, which can yield bonuses such as weapon camos. The trophy progression in the campaign basically kills two birds with one stone, as players also get some cool rewards for using in multiplayer.
Instead of a target resembling a Call of Duty A trophy list that requires players to complete each mission on Veteran, Battlefield 6 players complete only one mission on Hardcore, which is its hardest difficulty. This saves a lot of time and eliminates frustration as players can simply replay the tank mission “Nile Guard” and unlock it quickly.
With rewards that make the campaign worth playing through, even if it's very sketchy, there's no reason not to earn single player achievements in the process. This allows players to invent revivals and do any other multiplayer tasks that they don't naturally complete. In the process, he learns the subtleties of each Battlefield class and laugh whenever they see a nod to Marvel or something of their own Battlefield 2042. With this trophy list finding that sweet spot between difficulty and fun, it's a satisfying ride from start to finish that anyone can enjoy, whether they're achievement hunters like me or those who don't normally bother with digital status symbols.
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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
