Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.1.0 Is Now Live with Enhancements to Movement, Weapon Dispersion, and Visibility
The long-awaited Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.1.0 is now officially live on all platforms, bringing with it a host of major improvements to movement, shooting mechanics, and visual clarity. Released ahead of Season 1, this update marks one of the game’s biggest overhauls since launch, with contributions from DICE, Ripple Effect, Motive, and Criterion.
The patch went live today at 9:00 UTC, while the new season content unlocked at 15:00 UTC, kicking off a new phase for the Battlefield franchise. According to the developers, this update directly addresses key issues reported by players over the past several weeks, improving overall gameplay smoothness, balance, and visual consistency.
Movement and Animation Improvements
Player movement and animations have received a major update, offering smoother landing transitions, faster stance changes, and more natural vaulting behavior. The developers also fixed the bouncing issues that occurred when players spawned or landed from jumps, resulting in a more fluid and immersive experience during combat and traversal.
Weapon Dispersion and Shooting Adjustments
The update also tackles long-standing problems with weapon dispersion and accuracy, ensuring that each weapon’s performance better matches its intended design. Firing behavior has been adjusted to improve accuracy recovery after sprinting and to deliver a more consistent balance between precision, control, and weapon power.
These changes aim to make every firefight feel more reliable and skill-based, reducing randomness and bringing the gunplay closer to the developers’ intended design philosophy.
Visual, Lighting, and Audio Enhancements
Visibility across all maps has been improved through enhanced exposure transitions, more dynamic interior lighting, and reduced fog and smoke persistence. These refinements make it easier for players to spot enemies and react during fast-paced battles.
Audio and user interface updates have also been included, further enhancing situational awareness and polish throughout the game. You can read the full patch notes in the official Steam changelog.
The launch of Season 1 follows shortly after this update, featuring new Conquest maps, game modes, and live events. While Battlefield 6 continues to perform strongly, breaking franchise sales records and maintaining a solid player base, this update aims to strengthen its core gameplay and ensure smoother progression into the first full season of post-launch content.
Early feedback highlights the new Conquest maps as one of the season’s biggest strengths, while reactions to the smaller squad-based modes have been more mixed. Meanwhile, rumors continue to circulate about a potential Battle Royale mode, though EA has yet to confirm any official details. With Update 1.1.1.0 now available and Season 1 underway, Battlefield 6 enters a crucial phase as it continues to evolve and refine its identity within the modern shooter landscape.
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