“Battlefield 6 (Battlefield 6/Battlefield 6)” quietly removed the Rush mode after the update on August 4. As a result, it directly stepped on a group of old players. Some players thought the game had deleted too many modes at once and were so angry that they applied for a refund from Steam. The problem was that this player had accumulated about 470 hours of play time.
I finally got my money back!
What’s even more exaggerated is that this player originally purchased the Phantom Edition for US$109.24 (approximately NT$3,480, HK$850, and RM430), and finally received a full refund from Steam. Generally, Steam refunds usually have play time restrictions. This time, the refund was still successful after 470 hours. Naturally, many players began to discuss: Could deleting game content really be a reason for refund?
You can withdraw within 470 hours, which is really embarrassing now
At present, this is still just a case of a single player. There is no answer yet whether Steam will treat other similar applications in the same way. However, for EA and DICE, it is already troublesome enough for players to be dissatisfied with the removal of the mode. Now there is another case of “refund after playing for 470 hours”, which makes people unable to help but ask: Is it really necessary to play this big in this update?