EA reverts Battlefield 6 Conquest ticket reduction

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Players had mixed reactions to EA’s recent attempt to shorten Conquest matches by reducing the number of tickets needed to win. After testing the change, EA has now reverted back to the original settings. Conquest matches will once again use 1,000 tickets per team with a 45-minute time limit on all maps.

Leaving aside the recent confusion, this situation highlights a problem with how quickly the developers are responding to player feedback. While they’re keen to make everyone happy, it can lead to changes based on the opinions of a small, vocal group, only to find out that most players were satisfied with the original system.

Okay, so good news for anyone who was frustrated with the recent changes to Conquest tickets! EA heard us – they’re bringing the ticket count back to what it was when the game first launched: 1,000 tickets and 45-minute timed rounds on all maps. They’re warning us that matches on the bigger maps like Mirak Valley and Firestorm might take a bit longer now, but they’re going to keep an eye on things and see how it feels to everyone. They want to make sure the matches still flow well, so they’ll be watching our feedback and gameplay data closely.

With over seven million people playing in just three days, it’s natural to find a wide range of opinions within the game’s community – and disagreements on other topics are to be expected.

An upcoming update will make it faster to progress in Battlefield 6, and the launch of Season 1 is just around the corner.

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2025-10-17 16:53