Mobile Anti-Air changes in Battlefield 6

The Mobile Anti-Air Vehicle does more damage to aircraft with all three ammo types, and High Velocity ammo builds heat more slowly, so you can keep firing longer.

• Armour Piercing Anti-Air Ammunition damage against aircraft increased from 160 to 200.
• General Purpose Anti-Air Ammunition damage against aircraft increased from 110 to 130.
• High Velocity Anti-Air Ammunition damage increased from 48 to 52 against helicopters, and from 60 to 65 against jets.
• High Velocity Anti-Air Ammunition heat generation per bullet reduced from 4.2% to 3.6%.

The Mobile Anti-Air gets two new secondary weapons to pick from: High Velocity Rockets and Laser-Guided AA Missiles.

Mobile Anti-Air now has new secondary weapon options with High Velocity Rockets and Laser-Guided AA Missiles.

The Mobile Anti-Air's High Velocity Rockets barely track targets but fire fast and fly quicker than other rockets, so they need good aim and can deal more damage than the other options.

High Velocity Rockets have extremely limited guidance, but are fired rapidly with a higher velocity than other rockets.

• High Velocity Rockets have extremely limited guidance, but are fired rapidly with a higher velocity than other rockets. They require good aim to be effective, but have a higher potential damage output than other options.

The Mobile Anti-Air's Aim Guided Anti-Air Missiles hit for less than other vehicles' guided weapons but fly much faster and turn much better.

Aim Guided Anti-Air Missiles carry smaller payloads than the aim guided weapons on other vehicles, but make up for it with substantially improved velocity and maneuverability.

Vehicle Supply Stations now also resupply missiles for the Mobile Anti-Air.