Battlefield 6 developer DICE has altered the System Override skin, a cosmetic item that was part of a promotion with tech company Razer, following backlash from the game's community. The change was made as part of the highly anticipated Season 1 update for Battlefield 6, which also brings a plethora of balance adjustments, bug fixes, and new content to the latest entry in the series, including a new Battle Royale mode known as Battlefield REDSEC.
After fans heavily protested the unrealistic cosmetic items and never-ending collaborations in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, DICE reassured fans that it would not be following its competitor's footsteps and that Battlefield 6 would stay true to its grounded, gritty themes. While none of the skins or other cosmetics have gone anywhere near as outlandish as Call of Duty's Beavis & Butt-Head or American Dad collaborations, a few vibrant colors have sparked concern among fans, with many urging fellow players to push back before the studio attempts to push the limits even further.
One particular skin in Battlefield 6 that quickly caught the attention of players was System Override, a cosmetic item that was included as part of a promotion with tech company...
