Rather unsurprisingly for any major IP FPS, Battlefield 6 has a pretty hefty playerbase, regularly getting into scrapes with each other on the daily. However, compared to many other currently-popular FPSes, Battlefield 6 is missing a single, arguably crucial feature that has proven to be a bit of a thorn in the community’s side: the complete lack of a dedicated server browser.
The only way to get into a match in Battlefield 6 is by using the automated matchmaking system, and since the game first launched last year, this has been a source of headaches for players as they get dumped into matches full of bots running on obnoxiously high-latency servers.
Thankfully, with the beginning of Battlefield 6’s fifth season this week, an end to that annoyance is on the horizon, if not quite coming right away. According to a post on the official Battlefield X, formerly Twitter account, as part of the rollout of new content that’s coming with Season 5, the game will also finally be getting a dedicated server browser.
Players Will be Able to Host and Join Persistent Servers
Technically speaking, there was a server browser present in Battlefield 6 already, but it...
