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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  𝗛𝗮𝗶𝗱𝗲𝘀 (@HaidesBF) reported 3 minutes ago

  @1Necrooo @EA_DICE @EAFrance I'm not crying, I'm just making a statement... and the problem is that this game has a ping compensator, which means that the advantage will be very clearly for whoever has the highest ping. This is confirmed and proven by pro players...

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  Philosoflea (@Philosofrenzy) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Some good changes here, though I am a little sad to see that the Mortar HQ deployment fix hasn't been reverted. This is one of the worst changes to a BF title I can remember. Every game is full of mortar goblins now.

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  M.E.G. Pictures (@MukiTanaka) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Omerfar65647131 @higgsfield @HFcollaborators Single continuous camera flying fast and low following an eagle through a massive medieval battlefield — never stopping, never cutting, weaving through chaos at reckless speed. Eagle launches off a rocky clifftop overlooking the carnage below, diving at full speed into the heart of the battle. Viking warriors and Roman legions locked in brutal hand to hand combat flash past on both sides — Viking axes clashing against Roman shields, legionaries in formation stabbing with gladius blades, Norse berserkers charging through shield walls screaming. Camera banks hard following the eagle as it climbs — threading between two massive shield wall formations colliding head on, the impact sending men sprawling in both directions, dust and mud erupting from the collision. Viking longships beached on the shoreline behind the battle, Roman siege equipment visible on the hills ahead. Camera dives low following the eagle skimming inches above the mud and blood-soaked ground — boots and sandals thundering past on both sides, fallen shields and broken spears covering the ground. Eagle banks hard climbing again — a Viking chieftain in full horned helm swinging a massive battle axe overhead as camera rockets past him. Roman cavalry charging through the Viking flank, horses and men colliding in chaos. Trebuchets launching boulders overhead in slow arcing trajectories trailing dust. Camera climbs threading through a forest of raised spears and Viking battle standards snapping in the wind, smoke from burning siege equipment everywhere. AHEAD — a massive Viking battering ram carried by twenty warriors bearing down at full speed on a Roman fortified position, legionaries bracing behind wooden barriers. Camera races alongside the battering ram matching its speed — the gap closing fast, the Roman wall growing enormous in frame. IMPACT — ram drives through the Roman barrier, timber exploding outward in all directions, legionaries scattering, a shockwave of bodies and debris rippling outward from the impact point. Eagle soars upward fast and wide revealing the full battlefield — thousands of Vikings and Romans locked in combat across a mile of churning mud, siege fires burning on the hillsides, longships lining the shore, Roman eagle standards and Viking ravens clashing in the center. Anamorphic 2.39:1, overcast northern European light, desaturated color grade — steel grey sky, mud brown earth, iron armor catching flat cold light, fire orange the only warm color, film grain,

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  Gotchiller (@gottchiller) reported 9 minutes ago

  @PSalih20463 @Battlefield Did you do port forwarding in your router? This sounds like an issue with your NAT type.

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  FT_FETT (@FT_FETT) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix hit registration or this game will die.

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  Kashmala Murad (@KashmalaMurad37) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AriFleischer It’s striking how you portray Pakistan as some kind of battlefield, while in reality US diplomats are openly meeting officials, attending public events, and moving around the capital without fear or restriction. The lived reality on the ground simply does not align with the narrative you’re pushing. If anything, this gap exposes something deeper the issue may not be security at all, but the spread of misinformation and selective framing.

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  BlankChequeDek (@BlankChequeDek) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Battlefield We don't need more game modes, that's part of the God-damn problem in this game. Too many EA resources working on too many mediocre different things and not making something great.

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  CRR (@cr22rc) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Maks_NAFO_FELLA Interesting. Will the war of the future be machines on the battlefield, only. Until AI figures out, we're the real problem. Then turn all of them against us?

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  KillerPerk33/RG (@killerperk33) reported 15 minutes ago

  Im ok with this loss. A battlefield commander loses a drone them they replace it with another. You lose a service member, then you lose a son/daughter, Mother/father, a husband/wife, or someones brother/sister and you lose a trained individual who you can't just replace.

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  Mike (@Mike59977937) reported 16 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Maybe I missed it……surely there was a fix in there for the orange dots right?

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  AnatolijUkraine (@AnatoliUkraine) reported 16 minutes ago

  Read between the lines. He’s not talking about Iran. He’s talking about himself. Because when the bombs don’t deliver results, the only thing left to fight is the narrative. So suddenly the enemy isn’t on the battlefield — it’s the media, the optics, the “PR.” That’s the pivot. When war becomes a messaging problem, you’ve already lost control of the reality.

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  Jihadi John™👳🏽‍♂️ (@GeehadiJohn) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Somtolism7 Chinese bullets too can cause this jam. Substandand tools and equipment is an expensive error on the battlefield.

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  Artemis 🇺🇸 (@HuntressofCrete) reported 17 minutes ago

  This does not mean the missions were executed professionally. What I'm pointing out is that battle damage assessment from intel sources are usually lagging indicator of what remains on the battlefield. Iran is a very mountainous country and missile launchers are very mobile.

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  Pauline Santillo (@PaulineSan68321) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ponchikann I grew up in Latrobe Valley/ Gippsland, Victoria - Latrobe Valley had the brown coal mine (Sir John Monash, WW1 General, knighted by King George V on battlefield, a Jew, was first Chairman of State Electricity Commission), coal dust over my mother's washing, coal dust in the house, coal dust all over my paperwork in my office (these days no one would work in said 'office'. It's amazing, but none of the family had lung medical issues. A favourite movie is "The English Patient". The sand storm was a beauty.

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  Thestinkhead (@thestinkhead) reported 22 minutes ago

  @BobNetworkUK I think battlefield just doesn’t get live service, that’s my only way to explain it to myself