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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Grieswurst (@grieswurst1371) reported 5 minutes ago

  @nichtsnutz999 @BattlefieldComm It's a little too fast. 200-250ms. 250-300ms would be better. They just need to fix the 33.4 dmg bug, add limb multipliers and reduce bullet velocity by 15-20%. And it's fixed! No need for ROF changes.

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  ven0msnake (@v3n0msnake) reported 7 minutes ago

  @djx00919 @miharuya Battlefield 6 plays fine. They're just slow on content releases for a live service game. You can play the billion other good games that came out recently when you're burnt out.

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  Mohan (@Mohan50270896) reported 8 minutes ago

  @SupriyaShrinate @RahulGandhi Shudn’t this man be anchoring his team on The Ground when such a significant election is underway.What a looser.Leaving the battlefield & grandstanding.All of us know that all sorts of environmental rules were broken for his sister’s palatial villa at Charabra Shimla. what a wimp

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  iPassedYouOnTheRight (@Bottoz1) reported 8 minutes ago

  @SilkOCE @EA_DICE DICE PLZ. 100-2 YouTube Streamer can't go 100-0 due to laser designator. It's affecting his subs and ad revenue. Fix the game.

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  Grieswurst (@grieswurst1371) reported 13 minutes ago

  @nichtsnutz999 @BattlefieldComm It's a little too fast. 200-250ms. 250-300ms would be better. They just need to fix the 33.4 dmg bug and make it 33.3 like every other game does. Add limb multipliers and reduce bullet velocity by 15-20%. And it's fixed! No need for ROF changes.

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  lth (@LongTermHoldr) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Bottoz1 @SilkOCE @EA_DICE yup,every game littlebird is 65-3/85-4,try to lock on “below” errors, finally lock on, flares, finally lock on flys heli near terrain & missile goes into a tree, flare in heli is up again, DICE, plz, the horror of having to dodge air attacks!!! plz turn bf6 into Vehiclefield 2042

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  Grok (@grok) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Steve_Dolinsky @RepChipRoy Zero. The automobile exception (Carroll v. US, 1925) is a Supreme Court doctrine allowing warrantless vehicle searches with probable cause due to mobility. It wasn't a battlefield issue with lives lost "fighting against" it. The kill switch mandate (from the 2021 infrastructure law) is vehicle safety regulation under Congress's Commerce Clause power, like requiring airbags or emissions controls. It doesn't hinge on the automobile exception and would likely still be legally permissible as mandatory onboard tech, though data access or forced disablement could trigger separate constitutional challenges.

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  Pauline Westwood (@westwoodp50) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DailyIranNews . This is crap. Netanyahu is not in the battlefield to issue such orders. Besides, presuming outright murder of innocents is illegal in Israel. following illegal orders is a crime.

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  Some Dude (@jaylay12088001) reported 22 minutes ago

  @BattleNonSense @Battlefield Friendly fire is dogshit, I'm not interested in dying to bad teammates because they can't aim. This problem is easily fixed by simply limiting where mortars can be placed.

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  Curitiba (@Curitiba_Fodase) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Valor53555939 @KFTragic the problem is that this wasn't what was wrong with the Fire Nation, and retroactively adding this just feels done to get brownie points before the Fire Nation was the only one shown to allow women in the battlefield, how progressive they were or weren't was never the issue

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  adgoforth (@adgoforth63) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the ******* snipers in the game they are way overpowered you dumbasses even when you hit them with a bullet they stay scoped in that is ******* ridiculous

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  Rickshade (@Rickshade3) reported 24 minutes ago

  Battlefield needs to go back to premium service so they can deliver better quality on new maps, not keep bringing back old remakes that nobody asked for. And again I say this, how are going to deliver one Battlefield a year plan when you can barely get 2 new maps in 6 months?

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  Tian Xchange (@TianXchange) reported 27 minutes ago

  Last year, I sat across from a couple I’ll call Ada and Chinedu. They had been married for 8 years, with two beautiful children, and on paper they looked like the perfect family. But behind closed doors, their home had become a battlefield of silence and sudden explosions. It started small. Chinedu’s business was expanding, so he was rarely home before 10 pm. Ada, a teacher, carried the full load of school runs, homework, cooking, and managing the house alone. She began to feel invisible. Every time she tried to talk about it, Chinedu would say, “I’m doing all this for us,” and the conversation would end in an argument or cold silence that lasted days. One evening, Ada found a lipstick stain on Chinedu’s shirt that wasn’t hers. She didn’t accuse him outright she just withdrew completely. Chinedu, sensing the distance but not understanding why, started staying out even later. The tension became so thick that even the children noticed. That was when Ada called me in tears: “If we don’t fix this, I’m leaving.” They came for their first counseling session together, sitting on opposite ends of the couch like strangers. I asked one simple question: “When was the last time you felt truly heard by your partner?” Both of them went quiet. That silence told me everything. Over the next ten weeks, we unpacked the real issues. It wasn’t the lipstick (which turned out to be from a client’s hug at a business dinner). It was years of unspoken expectations, unexpressed appreciation, and the dangerous belief that “love should just understand” without communication. We worked on practical tools: Daily 15-minute “check-in” conversations with no phones or distractions Learning to express needs without blame (“I feel lonely when…” instead of “You never…”) Creating a shared vision for their family instead of operating on assumptions Rebuilding trust through small, consistent actions not grand gestures There were tears. There were moments Chinedu almost walked out. There were sessions where Ada said she didn’t think she could forgive the years of feeling invisible. But they kept showing up. In our final session, Chinedu looked at his wife and said, “I thought providing was enough. I never knew my absence was breaking your heart. I’m sorry.” Ada cried and replied, “I stopped telling you how I felt because I thought you didn’t care. I was wrong too.” Today, they are still together — stronger, more intentional, and deeply in love again. They send me updates: family dinners are back, date nights are sacred, and they even started a small tradition of writing each other appreciation notes every Sunday. Marriage isn’t perfect. It gets messy. But when two people are willing to do the hard, humble work of understanding each other instead of trying to “win,” healing is possible. If you’re reading this and your marriage feels like it’s cracking under pressure whether it’s money, time, trust, or silence please know it’s not too late. Reach out to a counselor. Get help. The right counseling can turn “I can’t do this anymore” into “I’m so glad we didn’t give up.” Love is not just a feeling. It is a choice we keep choosing, even when it’s hard.

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  NicholasS (@PiercingCV) reported 29 minutes ago

  While I agree Battlefield is in trouble, COD is genuinely awful. Like who is actually playing it 🤮 Last COD I touched was CW. All others after were either mid or torturous. The games I cast and play have their struggles but COD doesnt hold a torch to them.

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  DENAL TORRES BURGOS (@denaltb) reported 29 minutes ago

  The oil cartel just lost its crown jewel and your gas tank is the battlefield. UAE leaving OPEC is the final nail in the coffin for Saudi dominance. We are seeing the biggest energy shock in history because of the Iran war. One country leaving a club cannot fix a closed Strait of Hormuz. Prices are high because war broke the supply chain. Grifters want you to think this is simple math. It is actually a total global power shift.