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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Don Elliott (@RealDonElliott) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Battlefield that sucked too. please fix the timing, i'm dead as soon as i see them. @Sony @PlayStation

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  Aaron (@Aaron1511605) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Can you fix support challenge also? It’s been since the beginning not working.

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  Mr.Vinjesus (@candedaniel16) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Battlefield If you don’t ban cheaters instantly you’re never going to fix the problem. Good players like me get frustrated and leave, while cheaters don’t spend anything—they steal points, camos, and more. Keep catering to cheating streamers, and you’re only making things worse.

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  Marty Robbins 🏴‍☠️🇺🇸 (@Mike_McD5511) reported 13 minutes ago

  Shotguns are absolutely useful in war. What Ivan is saying is their impact in WW1 is VASTLY overstated. They're not even in the same ballpark of casualty causing weapon systems. Artillery and belt fed machine guns caused the vast majority of battlefield casualties. Chemical weapons caused hundreds of thousands of casualties and likely killed at least 100,000 men in battle over the course of the war. Shotguns were only useful in enemy trenches and were usually used in small scale trench raids. By the time the US joined the war mass wave attacks like you picture were not the main engagement style. Smaller probing raids and mass attacks shielded by walking barrages were the tactic of the day. Mass casualties were still common, but it was not to the scale of the absolute horror of early engagements like the Frontiers and 1st Marne. The reason for such mass killings in 1914 had more to do with lack of instant communication, mass wave attacks on open ground with no cover, little to zero use of steel helmets, and the ability of a couple machine guns to cut down entire infantry Battalions hundreds of yards away. The rate of casualties accrued in the early stages before the "Race the the Sea" was a nightmare. The 1897 itself was usually issued with paper shotgun shells. In the mud and rain of western Europe this was a hindrance as they would swell and could cause feeding issues. I am certainly no expert on WW1, but this is all basic knowledge you can learn from good documentaries. A YouTube channel called "The Great War" has decently researched info on tactics, weapons, and firsthand accounts of the war.

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  Tommy 🇺🇸 (@RealitySalesman) reported 15 minutes ago

  This is a MK-118 bomblet. A CBU-99 Rockeye cluster bomb contained 247 of these explosive lawn darts and spread them aerially when the weapon reached a specific altitude. They were designed to detonate on impact, but the problem was, sometimes they didn't. After the battlefield cleared, and local inhabitants came back, kids thought they were toys. The bomblet that didn't go off when it hit the sand, immediately exploded when some kid picked it up and tossed it at his sister. Cluster bombs had one of the highest unintended casualty rates of any weapon ever deployed, which is why they were deemed inhumane and discontinued in 2008.

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  Hung (@HHungduc) reported 15 minutes ago

  @WarHunter2222 Ukraine no longer has time to train female recruits for battlefield service.

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  ☀️ (@majinhotdog) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield intern we need Boutique District White light glitch to be fixed

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  pete harris (@pharris5987) reported 17 minutes ago

  @xShadowFTW_ Same thing here yet Battlefield requires it and no issues

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  roberto (@robertoimbecile) reported 17 minutes ago

  @SgtDangerCow I don't think bf6 will ever be a good game and they will never fix the netcode. I don't know why the netcode ttk ttd discussion is always around battlefield every ******* game but I'm tired. Having a plan is one thing having zero clue why it's bad is another.

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  lUFOlSHADOW (@Ibai_SB) reported 23 minutes ago

  @TigranBoBigran @Battlefield Lavd with antitank bullet its fkn broken right now man bit in general all the vehicles are pure bullshit in s3

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  𝕭𝖔𝖇𝖇𝖞 𝕿𝖗𝖎𝖑𝖑 (@lilbobbytrill) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Y’all do know that the challenges for Support are broken and have been before this new update today right? When are you going to fix it? I’m soft locked out of progressing my classes

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  Brian (@cady_brian97077) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Zeenith_FPS Gonna have to disagree with that chief. 2042 in my opinion was trash. Worst Battlefield ever. 6 still has problems and we'll see where it ends up.

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  charles okoroleju (@carlbira02) reported 26 minutes ago

  The Weight of Silence Part 1: The Perfect Illusion In the bustling city of Lagos, Tunde Adeyemi appeared to have everything a man could want—a beautiful wife, two children, and a respectable job. To outsiders, his life seemed enviable. Behind closed doors, however, his home was a battlefield. His wife, Bisi Adeyemi, had developed a habit of turning every conversation into criticism. "The neighbor just bought a new SUV. When will you stop embarrassing me?" "Look at my friend's husband. He took her to Dubai. What have you ever done for me?" Nothing Tunde did was enough. He paid the rent, school fees, groceries, electricity bills, and medical expenses. Yet every evening he returned home to complaints and demands. Bisi refused to work despite having a university degree. "I didn't marry you to suffer," she would say whenever Tunde suggested she start a business or seek employment. Over time, Tunde stopped arguing. He simply endured. Part 2: Cracks in the Foundation The pressure mounted. To satisfy Bisi's endless demands, Tunde began taking loans. A loan for a bigger apartment. A loan for expensive furniture. A loan for designer clothes she wanted to wear to weddings and parties. His salary could no longer keep up. Collection agents started calling. His savings disappeared. Yet Bisi remained blind to the danger. One evening Tunde sat at the dining table studying his bank account. The numbers terrified him. They were drowning. "Bisi, we need to cut expenses." She laughed. "That's your problem. Figure it out." Something inside him broke that night. Continues tomorrow

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  رعد (@RaadTheShepherd) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Y3hya21 @Milat_at_Tawhid The same Ibn Qudamah who authored multiple works to refute them, called them zanādiqah, and definitely didn't view these differences as "subsidiary aqeedah polemics". The unity of Ibn Qudamah in the battlefield didn't lead him to undermine these issues and calling people "sectarians" for refuting those who deviated from them.

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  K E N E (@kingsly_kenn) reported 29 minutes ago

  So tell me, will your apathy solve any of the above problems? A protest confronts a problem. Apathy runs away from the battlefield. I think we have a chance when we participate What can we do?