With Battlefield 6 beta queues stretching around the block, a substantial increase in server capacity should just have helped
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Summary
The Battlefield 6 open beta’s early access period has seen thousands of eager gamers log on, only to find themselves stuck in a queue behind many other players.
The game’s developers have acknowledged the issue and are working to resolve it, promising to increase server capacity to allow more people into the game.
While they work on the problem, players are advised to avoid getting frustrated and patience is the order of the day, according to the official Battlefield comms account, which added that signs of queue numbers improving have already been seen.
Those who have given up and returned to the queue at a later time are expected to face shorter wait times, and the message to abstain from accessing the game is being spread among the gamers.
For those who haven’t given up just yet, it is worth checking out the available modes, maps and other details about the beta, as well as following instructions to enable secure boot on their PC in order to gain access to the game.
The open beta starts on 9 August for those who don’t have early access.
