In the latest developments surrounding Battlefield 6, a secretive conflict has surfaced, pitting the younger gamers, often referred to as “zoomers,” against the older crowd dubbed “battledads” over the future of movement mechanics in the game.

During the Battlefield 6 beta, players noticed significant nerfs to jumping and sliding, aiming to avoid the game transitioning into a parkour-style experience reminiscent of titles like Titanfall. This change has sparked debates within the community, with concerns that the adjustments favor veteran players and overlook the agility of newer gamers.

Florian Le Bihan, principal game designer, has acknowledged these concerns. In a recent discussion, he stated, “We’re looking at adjustments for sure to find a good in-between.”

As the developers explore possible changes, the challenge lies in satisfying both sides while maintaining gameplay integrity. The game’s release has already seen remarkable success, surpassing 7 million copies sold within the first three days, indicating a robust interest from gamers despite the ongoing discussions about movement mechanics.