Battlefield 6 Devs Promise Fix for 'Secuty' Cosmetic Typo, Explain That Skin With 5 Pistols Was 'Intentional'

Five pistols on a single character outfit were deliberate, but Battlefield 6 developers have pledged a fix for an in-game cosmetic displaying the typo 'Secuty'. The cosmetic clarification arrived alongside immediate changes to the game's progression system. EA and the development team removed an experience point cap and restored the prior experience gain rate after players noticed progression had been silently restricted during Season 5.

Accounts differ slightly regarding how the progression restriction arrived in the game. iXBT.games reported that the altered experience gain happened by chance before EA responded to player complaints, whereas MP1st documented that developers silently introduced the XP ceiling before being caught by the player base. The visual controversy also extends beyond typos: KuCoin reports that Season 5 skins face mounting community suspicion of being AI-generated, contrasting with developer statements that only defend specific creative choices like the multi-pistol design. Specific patch release dates for correcting the 'Secuty' text error are not stated, nor is it clear whether EA plans to address the broader AI asset allegations.

Guides such as KeenGamer's coverage continue outlining methods to unlock Season 5 weapons under the restored progression rules.