Hey everyone,
Just a quick discussion starter: Do you think boosting services like U4GM are worth it for casual players in Battlefield 6?
I gave it a go recently because I just don't have time to grind through 100 levels like I used to. U4GM offered a "starter boost" package that included level 1–35 progression and some weapon unlocks. It cost less than $40 and saved me weeks of playtime.
I still enjoy the game, and I play a few matches a day, but this gave me a leg up so I could enjoy more of the content without being stuck at the bottom of the scoreboard. I know some people see boosting as "cheating," but honestly, it’s no different than paying for a DLC unlock if you ask me.
As long as the company is reliable (and U4GM seems to be—they’ve been around for years), I don’t see the harm. The boosters were professional, never used cheats or bots, and they even offer safety guarantees.
Would love to hear your take—especially from other casual or part-time players. Is boosting becoming more acceptable now that grind-heavy games are the norm?
Just a quick discussion starter: Do you think boosting services like U4GM are worth it for casual players in Battlefield 6?
I gave it a go recently because I just don't have time to grind through 100 levels like I used to. U4GM offered a "starter boost" package that included level 1–35 progression and some weapon unlocks. It cost less than $40 and saved me weeks of playtime.
I still enjoy the game, and I play a few matches a day, but this gave me a leg up so I could enjoy more of the content without being stuck at the bottom of the scoreboard. I know some people see boosting as "cheating," but honestly, it’s no different than paying for a DLC unlock if you ask me.
As long as the company is reliable (and U4GM seems to be—they’ve been around for years), I don’t see the harm. The boosters were professional, never used cheats or bots, and they even offer safety guarantees.
Would love to hear your take—especially from other casual or part-time players. Is boosting becoming more acceptable now that grind-heavy games are the norm?