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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Johnny (@NoEsc4pe) reported 3 minutes ago

  This game is an absolute mess since release... every patch is fixing 2 things and introducing 10 new problems or bugs is there really no quality assurance? They really had only one job after COD has gone unbareable but they fumbled like crazy. #bf6 #battlefield #redsec

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  Accedia (@_Accedie_) reported 3 minutes ago

  @SummusStuprator @luciseme I think the problem here is that cartels and wars bear a much greater chance of dying a horrible death. If I have the choice between a controllable death and bleeding out on the battlefield…

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  Play Ya!42 (@IAMHIM42) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Battlefield battlefield six devs we are having issues login in on Xbox mating having played this game for months and having access to old accounts!

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  Brolis_ (@Brolis_92) reported 5 minutes ago

  @guledesma @onebattlefield Dice make smaller maps idiots like you: WE WANT BIG BATTLEFIELD MAPS! They make this big map YOU IDIOTS: WE WANT SMALLER MAPS LIKE FCK OFF ALREADY! Tired of gaming communities. No wonder game gets more and more broken with each patch, because Dice listen to ALL OF YOU IDIOTS!

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  Shvok (@Shvok_official) reported 6 minutes ago

  4 black-screen CTDs in 57 min. That's a new record @EA_DICE fix your game already. Just awful. How do you manage to always completely break things in each new update that were fixed in previous updates? How do you do that? Really, how? I need to know.

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  TROUBLE (@Johnny316420) reported 8 minutes ago

  @RivanshMehinia @BattlefieldComm No the problem is battlefield has proven they can’t make a decent anything. This is the reason I quit purchasing it the last launched. Delta force plays better than this ****

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  Justin Arrowood (@Justin_4644) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm heres the resolution, roll it back to way it was be the patch, IF ITS NOT BROKEN NO ******* NEED TO CHANGE IT,

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  Hsho (@hsho00om) reported 18 minutes ago

  @rsan99328 @BattlefieldComm Same issue with sniper when aiming with scoop.

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  ΛЯIΣᄂ (@Prolotario1) reported 19 minutes ago

  Here Is My Issue With Certain Narratives Regarding The Elite Michael Jaco just did another great interview with the astute Cathy O'Brien. And I had some takeaways about certain things mentioned. We can not continue to talk as if what their trying to do is a done deal and we can only wait to rollover on our belly and accept it. Many of you read my past article here on X when I listed about 40 reasons why the Cabal has lost this game of dominion. The core claim in the interview is elite mind control, blackmail, trafficking, and monopolies as an eternal self-sustaining structure assumes the old architecture (debt usury, captured institutions, ritual compromise networks) remains invincible. It doesn’t. Cathy’s points on MKUltra roots and Epstein-style ops are grounded in documented history (declassified files, flight logs, survivor patterns), but they describe the old operating system, not the current battlefield. The system that created the Cabal relied on opacity, infinite fiat, compartmentalized agencies, and public ignorance. Those pillars are being systematically demolished right now. And the internet is proof of that. Especially this particular platform. Epstein was the visible node, but the broader honey-trap architecture depended on unaccountable power centers (D.C. enclave, private islands, elite retreats). With D.C. reclamation moves stripping municipal autonomy, federal pardons exposing state-level vulnerabilities, and forensic financial tools (Pulte-style DNI access to mortgages/deeds), the protection rackets are losing cover. All you have to do is look at what is happening with the United Nations. They said themselves that they more than likely will shutdown before 2026 is over. The Iran Deal The Clarity Act The Save America Act These 3 things alone will be officially the end to the old Cabal networks across this entire planet. They will not recover from this. This is why today is so important. It is meant to reverse the spell that got us into this mess. The day following will be America officially & permanently signing off on this new system where the Cabal will no longer thrive. @MichaelJaco9

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  Carson (@cMayfect) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ItsQagain @Battlefield Uninstalling all EA anti cheat files should fix it

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  Häxanäx (@haxanvillain) reported 25 minutes ago

  @SpencerGuard @randymot4 What battlefield lessons? Best ways to missile strike college girls & ambulances? Bunch of broken window fallacy BS. Cut off this genocidal ethnostate that has cost the American people TRILLIONS in economic losses, NOW.

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  Shawn Chauhan (@shawnchauhan1) reported 26 minutes ago

  Iran just added Starlink to its list of military targets. Not a weapons system. Not a military satellite. A consumer internet network. This is the logical endpoint of dual-use infrastructure - when your product is critical enough to matter on a battlefield, it becomes a target whether you intended it to be one or not. Starlink powers drone operations. It keeps activists online during blackouts. It is the connective tissue for AI-driven military systems. The lesson for anyone building critical infrastructure: neutrality is not a permanent option. The more indispensable your product becomes, the more it attracts the attention of people who would rather it did not exist. Musk did not build a weapons system. He built something more valuable than one - and that is exactly the problem.

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  Richard North (@ollieparrot) reported 29 minutes ago

  @thinkdefence With the development cycle as short as six weeks, it is a given that anything produced by the MoD under the current system will be obsolete by the time it enters service. Ukrainian troops compensate for this by having their own technicians in the field, as brigade level and lower, who can modify and even build drones while on operations. The chances are, though, that the technology will take us to AI-driven autonomous drones (both offensive and defensive), leading to a degree of stability, where each side neutralises the other. How exactly this will work out is impossible to predict but it is not unreasonable to expect that, within a decade (the lifespan of a SDR) the battlefield will look very different from what is does now. One can sympathise with planners, therefore, who have an almost impossible task. But if the expectation is that technological and operational volatility is to become a feature of the battlefield for the foreseeable future, then we need to restructure our forces - and the manufacturing interface and procurement system - to build-in flexibility and adaptability, to make sure they remain relevant.

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  medoyid_ua (@LetsArmUKR) reported 30 minutes ago

  The **** Punisher isn't pretty. It looks like something welded together in a garage from a fence post and scrap, which it basically is. But that cheap, ugly drone-dropped penetrator is now forcing every moscovite trench rat and dugout commander to rethink whether "cover" even exists anymore. This isn't random improvisation. The design checks every box for a proper bunker-buster: hardened streamlined nose to survive impact, narrow aspect ratio to punch through instead of splattering, and a delayed fuze that lets the charge slide past the logs and dirt before it goes off inside. Drop it from a hundred meters and the math says it drives through thirty centimeters of packed earth or over a meter of loose fill. That's exactly the roof most moscovite positions rely on. One moment they're huddled under timber and soil thinking they're safe from mortar rounds and FPV. Next moment the roof is in their laps. moscovian military bloggers are already whining about it. Good. Let them sweat. Their entire "deep rear" shelter doctrine just got cheapened into irrelevance by something that costs less than a used scooter. This is the asymmetry that actually matters: Ukraine turning construction trash into precision terror for people who still think mass is victory. Every such strike is another data point the Kremlin cannot spin away. Their soldiers are learning that nowhere within drone range is safe, and drone range keeps expanding. No amount of meat assaults on some ruined village changes the fact that their logistics, their command posts, their rest areas are all now vulnerable to garage-built penetrators that slip inside before detonating. This is why arming Ukraine isn't charity, it's the cheapest European insurance policy available. Let moscovia consolidate any kind of win and every NATO flank state starts calculating new defense budgets that dwarf what we're spending now to keep the frontline exactly where it is. The math is brutal but clear: pay the modest cost to sustain Ukrainian production and strikes, or pay the catastrophic cost later when the imperial machine rolls westward again, freshly convinced that the West folds. The **** Punisher is a reminder that Ukrainian ingenuity keeps finding ways to impose costs the aggressor cannot sustain. Primitive looking? Sure. Effective enough to make moscovites lose sleep in holes they thought were safe? Absolutely. And that's before we scale proper production. moscovia only understands the language of force. Every new Ukrainian munition, no matter how crude it looks, is another fluent sentence in that conversation. The Kremlin started this war certain it could break us. Instead we're redesigning their nightmares in backyard workshops while their bloggers cry that there's nowhere left to hide. Keep them coming. Every penetrator delivered is another imperial illusion shredded. The only path that ends this is moscovia broken on the battlefield, not negotiated back into breathing space. Ukraine is delivering that reality one ugly, effective bomb at a time. The West would be wise to accelerate the supply chain instead of pretending diplomacy still works with an empire that respects only the crater left behind.

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  Lincoln Margison - Game Development (@LincolnMargison) reported 31 minutes ago

  @larsboat @ThourCS2 Well, I do and teach it for a living. If me and Valve are both unqualified to talk on this, then I'm not sure who is. By the way, your theory completely falls flat if you look beyond this one game (which by happenstance has the most viable skin market/gambling). THERE IS NOT A SINGLE FPS GAME WHICH IS POPULAR THAT DOESN'T GET OVERRUN WITH CHEATERS. There's no profiting for activision or whoever it is for cheaters in COD, even if I were to grant you that Valve benefits from cheaters. And the number one problem in COD (that makes people no longer buy the game) is cheating. They can't fix it either. Battlefield, same. Every FPS game, same. The more popular the more cheaters. Name an FPS game that I couldn't get a ragehack for by the end of the day?