Best BF6 Loadouts

Before we dive into specific loadouts, you need to understand the foundation of everything in Battlefield 6: the Pick 100 system. This isn’t like previous Battlefield games where you just slap on whatever attachments you’ve unlocked. Every single attachment has a point cost, and your total budget is 100 points per weapon.

This creates real trade-offs. Want a massive 200-round belt on your LMG? That costs 55 points, over half your budget. Slug rounds for your shotgun to turn it into a pocket sniper? 40 points. Even a basic suppressor runs 25-30 points. You cannot stack every beneficial attachment. You have to choose what matters most for your playstyle.

BF6 Assault Class

The Assault class is built for one thing: taking objectives. Enhanced mobility reduces fall damage, faster objective interactions get you on the point quicker, and the Adrenaline Injector gives you a speed boost with explosive resistance when you need to push through heavy fire.

But the real power is Weapon Versatility. This lets you swap a gadget slot for a second primary weapon. Most classes have to build one gun that works at multiple ranges. You build two specialized weapons and carry both. This is huge for clearing buildings where you need a shotgun inside but an AR for the approach.

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BF6 Engineer Class

The Engineer exists for one reason: to counter vehicles. In large-scale modes like Conquest where tanks and helicopters can dominate, a good Engineer is worth their weight in gold. You have access to every rocket launcher in the game, from lock-on fire-and-forget to high-damage unguided rockets.

But Engineers aren’t just about destruction. The Repair Tool is equally important for keeping friendly vehicles alive. A tank with an Engineer riding shotgun is exponentially more dangerous than one without. You can hop out mid-combat to repair critical damage, then get back in before the enemy can capitalize.

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BF6 Support Class

Support consolidates what used to be two separate classes (Medic and Ammo) into one powerhouse. This centralization makes you exponentially valuable. Lose an Assault and you lose one gun. Lose the Support and the entire squad loses sustain. That’s why in high-level play, the best strategy is often to protect and enable the Support player.

The Supply Bag is your defining tool. Drop it and everyone nearby gets healed and resupplied. It’s not just health kits or ammo packs, it’s both simultaneously. Combine this with LMGs that have massive magazines and no sprint penalty, and you become a mobile firebase that never runs out of bullets.

Meta Build: The Unkillable Medic

BF6 Recon Class

The Recon’s true power is the Confirmed Kill perk from the Sniper path. When you get a headshot with a sniper rifle, that enemy cannot be revived. This is the only hard counter to Support players in the entire game. Every other kill can be instantly negated by a Combat Medic.

Your headshots are permanent deletions. Target enemy Supports and you cripple their entire squad’s sustain.

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Reading the Battlefield 6 Zones

Squad Composition

BF6 Loadout Cheat Sheet

Conclusion

Battlefield 6’s loadout system is deeper than any previous entry in the series. The Pick 100 attachment economy forces meaningful choices, the class system demands role specialization, and the variety of maps and modes requires constant adaptation. The players in Battlefield 6 who dominate aren’t necessarily the best shots, they’re the ones who understand the meta, build specialized loadouts for specific situations, and coordinate with their squad.

Start with the meta builds in this guide. Learn why they work. Then experiment with variations that match your playstyle. The best loadout is the one that fits how you want to play, not the one with the highest theoretical stats. Master the fundamentals, adapt to the battlefield, optimize your PC and you’ll be unstoppable.

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