By Packed with unsung champions, the Battlefield 6 beta sees support troops darting across the map, desperately zapping downed teammates back to life with a defibrillator. Yet even their frantic heroism pales beside one streamer who’s sprinting around and using those same paddles… but aiming them squarely at enemies.
To bring allies back from the brink in the Battlefield 6 beta, pick the support combat role, slot in the AED, charge the gadget, and shock a fallen friend so they can hop straight back into the fray. Conveniently, applying the very same contact to opponents is just as lethal, a fact streamer Lirik illustrated across both beta test windows.
No Battlefield 6 beta for the day means missing more of Lirik’s lobby-wiping defibs pic.twitter.com/kQ7QxcDjE3August 11, 2025
The shock-jockey dedicated countless hours zapping rivals last weekend, then kept the current streak running deep into the ongoing beta phase. His newest broadcast features him yanking the paddles out like a second primary. “I take respawns very seriously,” he quipped, only resurrecting allies if they’re on the quickest route to his next frag rather than true altruism.
Across Twitch, ex-pro Shroud branded the upcoming release a “banger,” though he urged viewers to jump back into Battlefield 2042 just to realize how big a leap the new entry represents.