‘Anything Can Change’ – Battlefield 6 Dev Says It Plans to Listen to Community Feedback for ‘a Very Long Time’ - IGN

Disclaimer: This article contains comments from an interview conducted before EA announced layoffs across Battlefield Studios. Battlefield Studios says it plans to listen to and work with the Battlefield 6 community for “a very long time” as it continues post-launch support with Season 2: Nightfall while dealing with an unsatisfied fanbase. IGN caught up with Ripple Effect studio design director Justin Wiebe to learn more about how the team is adapting to feedback in response to mixed opinions from fans. And as it and the rest of the four-studio group that makes up BF Studios prepares to launch Season 2 Phase 2: Nightfall on March 17, there’s one thing Wiebe said he wanted fans to know: “We're listening, and we're reacting, and it's going to continue that way for a very long time.” “We're getting amazing feedback from the community, and we're constantly trying to strive to make the best game possible,” Wiebe said when talking about BF Studio’s efforts to communicate with fans. “So we appreciate the community's time that they take to share the details of what's working and what's not working for them, and we take it very seriously.” Reactions to Season 1 and the Season 2 delay left