Battlefield 6 is reportedly set to take a different approach than Call of Duty when it comes to the in-game cosmetics players will have access to.
Battlefield 6 devs have reportedly said that the upcoming game will take a „grounded“ approach with its in-game skins, apparently taking a different direction compared to its rival, Call of Duty. As Battlefield 6 nears its October 10 launch, fans have been eager to know more about certain specific aspects, such as the type of cosmetics that can be expected.
Over time, cosmetics have gone on to become an inextricable part of online multiplayer modes in games such as Call of Duty. From iconic film characters like Rambo to famous musicians like Snoop Dogg, Activision’s flagship franchise has released its fair share of character skins throughout the years. However, the recent addition of Beavis and Butt-Head to Call of Duty 6: Black Ops has particularly annoyed fans, who have questioned the developer’s string of outlandish collaborations with IPs such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Squid Game.
