DICE’s Vice President and General Manager, Rebecka Coutaz, discussed the upcoming Battlefield 6 in an interview with GamesRadar. She joined DICE in November 2021, shortly after the release of Battlefield 2042, which faced significant criticism.
- Rebecka Coutaz joined DICE in November 2021.
- Battlefield 2042 faced major criticism for bugs.
- Battlefield 6 returns to a modern-day setting.
- The open beta took place in August.
- Players praised the game for listening to feedback.
Coutaz revealed that Battlefield 2042 had already encountered issues such as bugs and missing features, disappointing long-time fans of the franchise. The team worked to improve the game over time, and while it is in a better state now, the process was long and challenging.
Coutaz explained the decision to return to a modern-day setting for Battlefield 6, noting it has been more than a decade since Battlefield 4. She expressed a sense of responsibility to create one of the best Battlefield games for the community and the team at DICE.
“I have felt an obligation to create one of the best Battlefields the world has ever seen. I owe that to the community and to the teams. That is my drive. That’s why I’m here.”
— Rebecka Coutaz, Vice President and General Manager, DICE
Originally reported by www.notebookcheck.net as “Battlefield 6 boss says she owes it to the community to deliver the ‘best Battlefield ever’ after 2042 failure” on 2025-09-25 00:35:00.
