- Primary Subject: Battlefield 6 / REDSEC
- Key Update: EA and Battlefield Studios have officially confirmed Year 2 support, extending content updates and new seasons into 2027.
- Status: Confirmed
- Last Verified: July 30, 2026
- Quick Answer: Battlefield 6 will receive Year 2 support in 2027, while Platoons, Server Browser, Proximity Chat, dynamic weather, and new Seasons are all being worked on.
EA and Battlefield Studios have confirmed that support for Battlefield 6 will continue beyond Season 5, with more Seasons and new content planned for 2027.
Confirmation was provided during the latest Community Discord Q&A as developers shared details on future updates and plans for Battlefield 6.
Plenty of additional topics were discussed, including the arrival of Platoons, Server Browser, Proximity Chat, Custom Lobbies, dynamic weather, and potential collaborations. Here's everything you need to know!
Battlefield 6 Year 2 Support Confirmed
Battlefield 6 will continue to receive support and new content beyond Season 5, it has been revealed.
Season 5 is scheduled to get underway this Fall and will provide three new maps instead of the usual two. However, there was uncertainty over what would follow heading into 2027, with players wondering if further seasons and content updates would arrive.
Now, EA and Battlefield Studios have confirmed Year 2 support is indeed planned, outlining some of the content lined up for Season 5 and beyond.
Platoons and the Server Browser are coming in Season 5, while Proximity Chat will first arrive in REDSEC Battle Royale before heading to Multiplayer at a later date. Custom Lobbies launch August 18, initially supporting BR Quads and Conquest.
Developers also shared that dynamic weather and night maps are being explored, as are future collaborations, although it was reiterated that they must fit and align with Battlefield's identity. The Top Gun collab kicks off in Phase Two of Season 4 on August 18, joined by Carrier Strike, Fighter Sweep, and a reimagined Wake Island.
A few things that won't be making a return just yet are Commander Mode, rented servers, or Battlefield 4's traditional Levolution system. However, Battlefield Studios did confirm it is targeting massive tactical destruction events that reshape combat zones without completely changing the map's identity.
More information on Season 5 and 2027 content will be shared in the coming weeks and months.
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