Battlefield 6 has been available on PC and consoles for several days. The past weekend was enough for many to complete the story mode and move on to network battles. The developers do not hide the fact that the campaign serves as training before multiplayer, and after completing it, there is no point in returning there.
The game was released on Friday and, despite the initial difficulties, aroused great interest among the audience. DICE welcomed old and new fans and did everything to make the transition to online battles as simple and comfortable as possible — because multiplayer remains the heart of the series.
Even before the release, there were rumors that players would be able to control not only performance, but also the size of the installed data, choosing the necessary modules. Now this has been officially confirmed.
The developers took into account that modern games take up a lot of space, and added the option to delete the campaign after completion. If the player has already completed the story of the "Dagger 13" squad and does not plan to return, the game will offer to delete the story module, freeing up space. But you can replay individual missions if you want to complete the remaining tasks.
