By Has the extensive level of aggression depicted in contemporary games–including Call of Duty and Battlefield 6–ever disturbed you? Fortunately, Battlefield 6 allows gamers to adopt a near-pacifist approach in how they engage in combat. One player has amassed a total score exceeding one million with merely eight eliminations.
ThatFriendlyGuyTTV has emerged as the foremost medic in online lobbies for Battlefield 6, achieving over 5,000 revives. He generally avoids using vehicles or weapons, but you can spot him rushing to assist teammates in distress whenever the opportunity arises.
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“That’s me–I engage in gaming without causing harm to determine if it’s feasible,” he mentioned in a comment a few days back on Reddit. “For those interested, I’m now level 42 after 25 hours, I typically rank in the top 5 scores in-game, my highest revives in a single life is 47, and I maintain 40.6% of my gameplay on objectives, placing me in the top 0.2% of competitors.”
He did not elaborate on the eight individuals that fell victim to him, though they might have been adversarial soldiers attempting to eliminate the players he was assisting.
Pacifist gameplay has gained traction in multiplayer games that afford players sufficient latitude to make it possible. We have observed this in other shooters and battle royales such as Call of Duty: Warzone and Fortnite, where participants either conceal themselves or evade encounters until the very last moment.
ThatFriendlyGuyTTV could likely create a Battlefield 6 adaptation of Hacksaw Ridge, a poignant and cinematic retelling of Desmond Doss’s narrative. He was an American combat medic who rescued 75 soldiers in Okinawa without discharging a single bullet.
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