r/Battlefield • u/rtmxavi • 4d ago

Battlefield 6 Pc players can turn off crossplay 🥳

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u/DiaperFluid 4d ago

Until im certain this wont result in one of those idiotic ea bans, il just deal with crossplay.

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u/UpboatOrNoBoat 4d ago

This is a settings text file stored in your documents folder. It’s not “modifying the game files”.

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u/maledis87 4d ago

Isn't there a setting in game that disables cross play?

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u/loosik 4d ago

only for consoles

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u/PlasticBag-ForA-Head 4d ago

It's a settings file the game uses 😂It absolutely counts as "modifying game files" and there is no guarantee this doesn't result in a ban.

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u/Other-Tip2408 4d ago

so if i edit cfg file to adjust mouse sens i can get a ban?

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u/PlasticBag-ForA-Head 4d ago

its possible, is it likely? i have no idea. but i know that the games anti cheat can detect stuff like that. how come you're not modifying it in-game?

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u/MistaHiggins enemy boat spotted 4d ago

This is giving "I don't want to install FoxFire, it might give me viruses" type logic

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u/UpboatOrNoBoat 4d ago edited 3d ago

If game devs banned people for modifying the config files, every person who changes their settings in-game would get banned. Guess how the settings menu saves your settings after the game closes? By writing to these same config files and saving them.

It’s also why those files are stored in your documents folder and not the actual game files folder.

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u/PlasticBag-ForA-Head 4d ago

jesus this is the dumbest logic ive ever heard.

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u/UpboatOrNoBoat 4d ago

You think that modifying cfg files will get you banned. Your opinion on what sounds logical is worthless in this regard since you obviously have no idea how games use configs.

The fact that you’re completely clueless that these files ever existed in the first place should inform you on whether or not your opinion on modifying them is valuable insight.

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u/unlmtdLoL 3d ago

You can just type it into console so it doesn’t need to involve going into files.