Battlefield 6 max level explained: What is the level cap?

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Okay, so I’ve been wondering how the leveling system is going to work in Battlefield 6, and I think I’ve found some answers! If you’re like me and curious about how to progress in the game, you’re in the right spot.

The latest Battlefield game is now available, and like many online multiplayer games, it features a leveling system. However, Battlefield handles player progression in a unique way.

There isn’t a strict level cap in the game – you could potentially keep leveling up for a very long time. Sound confusing? Let us explain it more clearly.

What is the Battlefield 6 multiplayer level cap?

Battlefield 6’s progression system is divided into three stages: reaching level 50, then progressing to level 100, and finally continuing beyond level 100.

In the first group, you’ll earn a new item – like a weapon, tool, or upgrade – at each level you complete.

Once you’ve completed those levels, you’ll unlock new ones where you can earn cosmetic rewards every two levels. These rewards – like items for your player card, knife skins, and weapon charms – are purely visual and don’t change how the game plays.

After that, there’s essentially an endless ladder of levels to climb.

What happens after rank 100 in Battlefield 6?

After you reach level 100, you can begin earning Mastery ranks for weapons and vehicles, which rewards you with unique dog tags.

You won’t get yourself any new unlocks, but you will show off what you’ve accomplished.

How to earn more XP more quickly in Battlefield 6

You’ll get more experience points by focusing on what each class does best. If you play as Support, you’ll level up faster by providing more ammo and health to your team than by just getting kills. Recon players should prioritize spotting enemies so their teammates can finish them off.

Assault and Engineer classes excel at eliminating enemy infantry and vehicles, respectively, making them ideal for earning kills and assists.

Okay, so I’m hearing that Support players might level up faster than everyone else. Apparently, we can just hang back while our team fights, then quickly revive them when they fall. It sounds like a solid strategy for gaining XP, so I’m definitely thinking about playing Support!

You can also complete daily and weekly challenges to earn XP faster.

Some players have proposed using Battlefield Portal, EA’s tool for creating custom levels, as a way to earn experience points. Even if the custom levels include bots alongside human players, you’ll still receive full XP for participating.

To find servers offering boosted experience points, look for the “Modified XP” tag when browsing in the server list.

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2025-10-13 19:37