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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  osita (@osita9401) reported 15 seconds ago

  @zara_praise Sub-Zero is walking in and turning the whole board into a frozen battlefield. They’re in serious trouble.

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  Dave Oliver (@ollie4jc719) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Battlefield RANKED PLAY…STOP CHARGING RP POINTS TO A TEAM WHEN A TEAMMATE QUITS!!! STOP CHARGING RP POINTS WHEN GETTING THROWN INTO A GAME WITH ONLY 1-2 OTHER PLAYERS AND GAME IS ALREADY IN PROGRESS!!! FIX IT ALREADY!!!

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  Henry V. (@dojopy) reported 3 minutes ago

  Centuries ago, a man could prove his value by hunting a massive animal to feed and protect his family. Today, he can walk into a supermarket with a grocery list on his iPhone, fill the cart, tap his card at a self-checkout, and go home. And strangely enough, both serve a similar purpose: Providing resources and taking care of your own. Masculinity didn’t disappear. The battlefield changed. Back then, you needed physical strength to survive. Today, you need discipline, intelligence, self-control, the ability to build, and the ability to solve problems. The mammoth is gone. Now you have businesses, money, uncertainty, technology, responsibility, and a world far more complex than anything our ancestors knew. The question is no longer: “Can you kill the mammoth?” It’s: “Can you build something that keeps your people safe?”

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  !666! (@od6do9) reported 4 minutes ago

  @taveira2009OG @Antektw @BattlefieldComm Silk said same thing, does he have a skill issue too? Go back to cod kid

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  That Guy In IT (@That_Guy_in_IT) reported 6 minutes ago

  @planefag I doubt they fixed the battery drain issues, but weapons like this are coming to the battlefield in our lifetime.

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  NPI-AMERICA (@Dr_Autistic_3D) reported 9 minutes ago

  @InfinityWard Will you be fixing the TTK ? that’s really determinant as to whether or not I ask for a refund I didn’t buy Call of Duty to play battlefield or an arcade game because crybabies don’t know how to play the game and you’re catering to them. And when I say fix, I mean beta day 1.

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  TheTopMostDog 🇦🇺🐕‍🦺🏕️🎣🔫🪓🥩 (@TheTopMostDog) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Bryan90162016 @GhostGamingG @Battlefield There's one that happens every time you open the game, wtf are you talking about "only when you click on battlepass"? I got it both before and after the match, as well as cutscenes both before and after my first match. Also a crash on the pre-match cutscene, making me reopen the game. This meant another always-on-top splash screen that I couldn't minimise, followed by all the game logos that can't be skipped, another "connecting to online services" and "preparing game", followed by another battlepass popup - all just to get in game and realise they still haven't fixed the mouse input. Yes, obviously I'm exaggerating the severity of this, but that's beside the point. I have owned every single battlefield game. I have bought almost every one of them on release. I am so ******* glad I did not buy BF6.

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  𝐁𝐒𝐏𝟑 (@RealBSP3) reported 14 minutes ago

  @kyrtuck @SandyofCthulhu @kreutzxcoldnow He's got a solid philosophical point. Both are required, but one can logically lend more weight to either side, and people have been debating that for thousands of years without a concrete result. Pacifists won't usefully band together. If they did, they couldn't stop anything; and that includes expanding grazing lands, or simply out-picking the berries. At what point do you have a war? Is it mere starvation, or does it require active strikes? Do both sides have to take up arms on a battlefield for it to be a war, or can one side just lay down and die? When in groups, humans must protect their resources. If they do not, other humans will take them in order to prosper. That is the way of Earth. Right now, people are being slaughtered over grazing lands, and nobody here cares. They will not collectively organize an effective resistance. As a result, the more organized group rolls right over them. Both are stuck in the same limited landscape. Because civilization largely wants to remain pacifist, when possible, that bloodshed continues. Nobody steps in to stop it, because it's below media interest. Your neighbors do not consider it a war. They consider it a scuffle over a few acres of grass, and unimportant. At what point, again, does a war exist? We may have different problems, in the civilized world but, in the end, it's always just berries and grass.

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  Mohamed Ibrahim (@m_ibrahim_21) reported 15 minutes ago

  have been broken and defeated. The world has finally won its long and arduous battle over my soul. There is nothing to be done now except to walk the bloody battlefield and gaze upon my fallen soldiers... and weep.

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  Tate Williams (@Tate_Williams86) reported 18 minutes ago

  (2/2) There's a bigger structural problem sitting underneath this too. Commercial satellite imagery and open source data markets used to be a rounding error in the intelligence balance. Now a Chinese firm with loose military ties can buy the same imagery anyone else can buy, process it with tools nobody restricts, and hand targeting quality data to Iran without ever touching a classified system. China's foreign ministry called it routine market practice, and legally that's not entirely wrong. That's the actual scandal. We built an open commercial intelligence market assuming it would mostly help us. It's now helping whoever pays for it, and the U.S. doesn't have a policy framework that treats commercially sourced GEOINT as a battlefield input requiring the same scrutiny as a state intelligence service. Kosiba is describing a war fought partly through a marketplace we never regulated because we didn't expect the customers to include people trying to kill our own troops.

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  CJSeedge (@CJSeedge) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm I don't understand why Carrier Strike doesn't have you think you're always playing Nato. Atm if I win as Pax I get a cutscene of Rooster and Bob being sad, or if I lose as Pax they celebrate my team losing. Seems like an easy fix.

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  Swainer (@Swainer16) reported 23 minutes ago

  Exactly. The bigger signal is that digital assets are no longer being treated as a peripheral issue in Iran enforcement—they’re explicitly listed alongside gold, shipping, aviation and technology. That means crypto rails are increasingly part of the global sanctions and financial-compliance perimeter, which could accelerate institutional scrutiny of exchanges, stablecoins and payment networks. The dollar system remains the ultimate enforcement weapon, but crypto is clearly becoming part of the battlefield.

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  Austin (@austin420k) reported 23 minutes ago

  @timthetatman Ive never played but counter strike has constantly 1 million players online at any given time. I dont see people complain about movement dorks sbmm overpriced bundles packet burst. How is it really only a cod issue and battlefield issue.

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  James W (@fdjw0808) reported 29 minutes ago

  @VHSDVDBLURAY4K Women are better suited to join the army. If you have no problem killing your own kids, you should have absolutely no problem killing someone you have never known. You know in the battlefield, even when faced against a completely stranger, it's not that easy to pull the trigger.

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  Jain Sahb (@jainsahb24) reported 31 minutes ago

  Not really sure why this taklu having an issue with anything and everything? Rakshabandhan and Patriarchy? Isn’t it true women were not typical warrior and weren’t going to battlefield since ages. And their brothers were there to protect them! What’s rocket science about it?