Battlefield 6 Season 1 is here, and that means the arrival of new maps, modes, weapons, and the battle royale platform known as REDSEC. It also means that the game’s first Battle Pass is here, and as you probably predicted, it’s split into two tiers. In this guide, I’ll help you figure out if the Battlefield 6 BF Pro Battle Pass is worth your money.
The Battlefield Pro Battle Pass will set you back £21.99 (or your local equivalent), and the content found within will last for 12 weeks. Let’s figure out if it’s worth your time, effort, and money to invest in the rewards found in the BF Pro Battle Pass in Battlefield 6.
What Comes With the Battlefield Pro Battle Pass?
REDSEC might be free to access, but if you want to get the most from Battlefield 6, you’ll need to get a Battle Pass. There are two variants: Standard and Battlefield Pro. The former costs 1,100 Battlefield Coins (£8.99 or your local equivalent), but the BF Pro Battle Pass can only be bought with cold, hard cash.
It doesn’t matter how many BF Coins you have; you can’t use them to buy the BF Pro Battle Pass, but the rewards in the Pro Pass are much greater.
Here’s everything you get for investing in the Battlefield Pro Battle Pass:
- Free Rewards
- Battle Pass Rewards
- Battle Pass Instant Unlock Rewards
- Battle Pass 15% Progression Boost
- 100 Max Portal Persistent Server Hosts
- BF Pro Instant Unlock Rewards
- 25 Battle Pass Tier Skips
- In-Game Vehicle Radio Station
- BF Pro Battle Pass Path
- BF Pro Assignments
It all begins with five instant unlocks, including the new GGH-22 pistol (modelled on the Glock 22). Your 25 free tier skips will enable you to power through almost the entire first section of the Battle Pass – ‘Rogue Operators’. This puts you one step away from the new SOR-300SC carbine.
In the Instant Unlock section (for both Battle Pass and BF Pro users), you’ll get twelve items immediately, including four new operators, two weapon packages, a knife skin, a parachute skin, calling cards, and XP boosters.
Before you get too far, be sure to check out the patch notes for Battlefield 6’s 1.1.1.0 update.
Battlefield 6 Battle Pass Max Rewards
There’s a tasty reward at the end of each section in the Battle Pass:
- Rogue Operators
- Deniable Ops
- Soldiers of Fortune
- Pacific Ghosts
And then you hit the Ultimate tiers, and finally the Prestige tiers.
Here’s the final reward in each portion of the Battlefield 6 Battle Pass.
Rogue Operators – Forest Sentry
Deniable Ops – Mackenzie
Soldiers of Fortune – Health is Wealth
Pacific Ghosts – Divided Patterns
Can You Skip Sections in the Battle Pass in Battlefield 6?
If you don’t like the current path you’re on or want to target different rewards, you can switch paths at any time, making headway towards other rewards in different channels.
Only once you’ve unlocked everything can you access Ultimate and Prestige rewards. Here are the final rewards in those channels:
Ultimate – Spiteful Mirage
Prestige – Battlefield Coins
With stacks of exclusive rewards, challenges, unlocks, and the chunky experience boost being set aside for BF Pro subscribers, I think it’s more than worth the money. However, if you’re not going to invest a lot of time in Battlefield 6, then perhaps the standard edition is for you.
It’s worth stressing that you can unlock enough BF Coins in one full Battle Pass to purchase the next Battle Pass, so bear that in mind.
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Do bonuses dissappear after we move to season 2 or will they be persistent…? Have played 1hr of
new Breakthrough maps and loving thr frantic intensity of it… so far