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Battlefield 6 'seasons' should be big moments, but they're not, and it's because EA keeps drip-feeding us like hamsters in a cage

This opinion piece criticizes EA's 'drip-feed' approach to content updates for Battlefield 6, arguing that the current model of splitting seasons into smaller 'mini seasons' fails to create meaningful events for players. The author suggests that releasing full seasonal content at once would be more effective in re-engaging lapsed players, contrasting it with the hamster-in-a-cage analogy.

Article tone: Very negative
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