The Battlefield 6 Battle Pass is a seasonal progression system that rewards players with in-game content as they play. It’s a key part of the game’s live service model, designed to keep players engaged over the long term.
Here’s a breakdown of how the Battlefield 6 Battle Pass works:
Two Tiers: Free and Paid
Like many modern games, the Battlefield 6 Battle Pass has two main progression tracks:
Free Pass:
- This is available to all players at no cost. It offers a limited selection of rewards at certain tiers.
Premium Pass:
- This is a paid option that unlocks access to all the rewards on both the free and premium tracks. It typically offers a much wider variety of cosmetic items.
You can progress through the Battle Pass on the free track and decide to purchase the Premium Pass later. If you do, you will instantly unlock all the premium rewards for the tiers you have already completed.
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How to Progress
You level up your Battle Pass by gaining experience (XP) through playing matches and completing daily and weekly challenges. The grind can be significant, with some players needing millions of XP on top of completing all challenges to reach the maximum tier.
Some versions of the Battle Pass, like the Phantom Edition, offer a Battlefield Pro Token that gives you an automatic boost of 25 tiers. You can also purchase tier skips with real money to advance more quickly.
Price
While the exact price for each Battle Pass can vary, a common estimate, based on the cost of battle passes in previous Battlefield titles and similar games, is around $10 USD.
The Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition, which costs $99.99, includes a Battlefield Pro Token, which grants you the Battle Pass and an instant boost of 25 tiers.
Rewards
The rewards in the Battle Pass are primarily cosmetic and do not affect gameplay. This ensures the game is not “pay-to-win,” as all new weapons, maps, and gameplay content are available for free to all players.
Rewards you can unlock include:
- Soldier and vehicle skins
- Weapon packages and skins
- Melee weapon skins
- Charms, stickers, and tags
- Player cards, icons, and titles
- XP boosts and in-game currency
Specific examples of rewards for early tiers include a “Storm of Steel playercard” and a “Western Front weapon pack” at Tier 8, and a “Blackburn skin” at Tier 40.
Missing Rewards
If you have purchased the Phantom Edition or completed challenges but are missing your rewards, EA has provided some troubleshooting steps. You can check your Loadouts tab in the main menu, restart your system, and verify that you are logged into the correct EA account. If the issue persists, you may need to contact EA Support with your account details and proof of purchase.
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