Amid the excitement surrounding Battlefield 6’s nearing open beta, gamers are reacting strongly to the dynamics of recoil in the game. A specific gun, designed with minimal recoil in real life, has stirred debate across the community.

A recent clip showcasing the KTS100 LMG sparked discussions about recoil, misleading some to think all guns in Battlefield 6 will behave like laser beams. As players pointed out, attachment choices can significantly influence weapon performance, similar to how they worked in previous titles like Call of Duty.

While some have raised concerns about the potential lack of skill gap in gunplay, others, including those who recently tested the game, emphasized that the general gameplay experience will still require skill and strategy. A notable streamer, Optic Scump, demonstrated how effective recoil control can be achieved with various attachments.

“Battlefield 6 seems to lack any sort of skill gap in its gunplay on several different guns. This particular weapon has zero recoil… Hopefully, this all gets tweaked in beta.” - Anonymous User

Ultimately, the KTS100 LMG’s characteristics are intentional and reflect a design that has appeared in earlier iterations of the franchise. Despite discussions around this gun’s performance, it remains a unique case, and most weapons will likely behave differently. A recent video illustrating recoil patterns further confirmed the diverse experience players can expect with other firearms as the full game launches.