Dataminer casually shares alleged photographs of Battlefield 6's unreleased 'massive' maps to disclose how large they are surely

The Battlefield 6 beta is over, and now all that is left to do is speculate about it endlessly for the subsequent two months. The suggestions on its small maps remains to be in full swing, with beta gamers pining for indicators of full-scale Battlefield motion in BF6, and DICE assuring us that “massive maps exist,” with lead producer David Sirland even urging gamers to return and play Battlefield 3 and 4 to know what he means.

Now, a dataminer has thrown us a curveball. Over the weekend, Reddit person Happysufigeee posted (and subsequently deleted) screenshots of what they declare are two maps datamined from “an early sport construct” of Battlefield 6 (as shared by MP1st). It is unclear in the event that they’re referring to belongings that exist within the beta or in the event that they had been extracted from a distinct construct.

The screenshots, since reuploaded on picture sharing website Imgur, supposedly depict 3D exports of Mirak Valley (a beforehand introduced map set to be the biggest within the sport), and Eastwood, a map set in California that will have hyperlinks to the battle royale mode releasing someday after launch.

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In the event that they’re actual, the renderings would verify that BF6 may have a number of maps that dwarf Liberation Peak, the biggest map playable within the beta that wasn’t significantly enormous. Primarily based on Happysufigeee’s estimates, which should not be taken as 100% correct, Mirak Valley is round 2.5 to three occasions bigger than Liberation Peak.

Battlefield information account 1BF then took Happysufigeee’s findings and made an easy-to-read mockup evaluating Mirak Valley (drawn in white) and Eastwood (blue) to a map we performed within the beta: Siege of Cairo (pink).

(Picture credit score: 1BF on X)

If the sizing is anyplace close to correct, some followers might be relieved to know Battlefield 6’s definition of “massive” is, as hoped, fairly massive.

That mentioned, I hope Mirak Valley will not be an outlier by way of scale. Battlefield is at its greatest when its full suite of automobiles—jeeps, tanks, helicopters, and jets—have loads of room to breathe, and but, just a few maps will assist all of them at launch.