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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  BasedUnc (@TrndSetrr) reported 2 minutes ago

  @grok @BattlefieldComm "To keep queues healthy" in otherwords, no one wants to play eas **** game because they dont want to fix it. Just another cash grab. This company needs to go bankrupt.

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  Lucas🦅 (@mainYurnero) reported 2 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm no fix yet for recon drone in REDSEC? can't spot with drone.

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  D-niska (@FINAL1DY) reported 6 minutes ago

  Main problem of Battlefield 6 Matchmaking is that they kill full server and start to search for new 64/48 Players. Lmao… Dice kill’s themselves full lobbies and forces people to search again just to get in a bot lobby. Genius!!!!!

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  osi (@osiownage) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Can you fix the damn AC? Or atleast explain what the error codes are? wtf is error 41?!

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  Kaoukabi Jaouad (@JaouadKaoukabi) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the servers, i think the dynamic allocation of servers and the netcode, makes the game servers being always on scarcity hence the very bad netcode, the worst ever i played in an FPS game, the servers allocated are always full and have insufficient compute power.

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  Chris James (@Bearwolf3000) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Frankly not good enough! Bring the game modes people expect back, stop with the LTM’s! Fix the garbage UI and bring back the server browser with “persistent servers”!

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  Kerai (@Kerai_101) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix this trash plz like before in BF 2. Make a great BF 👏🏻

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  God Emperor (@rowell_96) reported 16 minutes ago

  @DavidRa53789847 @TrndSetrr @BattlefieldComm Because microtransactions fuel the live service model you insufferable ****. If they paywalled content on a premium membership like they used to do we wouldn’t be stuck in a loop of 2 maps a season vs the 4 and mounds of content in a Premium paid service model

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  Rob Keyes (@rob_keyes) reported 19 minutes ago

  @TheGhostOfHope I think it felt refreshing after the Battlefield 2042 disaster. The issue with BF6 is that it's missing too many features and maps, and is buried with bad UI and Portal system so it couldn't keep me beyond a few days.

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  fitrah_life (@fitrah_life) reported 21 minutes ago

  The discourse influenced by feminism practices a dangerous selective manipulation in reading the Prophet's Biography (Seerah), wherein it inflates the exception and marginalizes the foundational rule, in order to fabricate a role model of the female Companion (Sahabiyyah) that suits the functional and materialistic spirit of contemporary times. Thus, you find that the role models these proponents persistently export are always: A female Companion who fought on the battlefield. A female Companion who issued religious verdicts and taught knowledge. A female Companion who treated the wounded. A female Companion who killed seven Romans with a tent pole! (which is a weak story that is not authentically transmitted). Meanwhile, they overlook the broad legislative model upon which the greatest women of the worlds lived: They do not mention Fatimah—may Allah be pleased with her—who ground flour with the hand-mill until her hand grew calloused in service to her husband and home. Nor Asma', who used to fodder Al-Zubayr's horse, tend to his animal, and crush date stones. Nor Khadijah, who was the support, the sanctuary, and the homemaker of that grand house. Nor the daughters of the Prophet ﷺ, who were homemakers, shaping the glory of the nation from behind their screens and within their modesty. Deliberately ignoring the general way of life of the female Companions—and ripping exceptional scenes out of context to present them as the rule—is a falsification of the noble innate nature (Fitrah) upon which the purest homes in history were established.

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  Snookered (@Snookered2020) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Rach4Patriarchy Sniper got sniper so bad his wife has to carry him off the battlefield. He couldnt even answer about his so called army service. You two will end up bankruot and you'll find another man to suck off, one step away from Only Fans.

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  LtMcGuganfps (@TheRobbieBlair) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BF6Updates We only worried that the Moe Ron brass @EA_DICE fix the ballistic system Everything else is quite stout and good If you watch, bullets exit rifle-barrels @25degrees If you listen to new players, its a constant: "Wtf, how did that miss?!" Bf6 has the worst gunplay of any fps

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  PaulsCorner-VerseQuest (@TNTJohn1717) reported 31 minutes ago

  Fighting Right With Wrong Weapons Key Passage: 2 Corinthians 10:3 “For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh:” 2 Corinthians 10:3 There are few things more dangerous than a man who is right about the issue and wrong about the way he fights it. Error is easy enough to identify when it comes carrying a false Bible, a crooked doctrine, a pagan philosophy, or some religious costume stitched together in Rome, Alexandria, Salt Lake City, Brooklyn, or the imagination of a modern apostate. The harder thing to recognize is the flesh wearing the uniform of truth. A Christian can believe the right Book, preach the right gospel, stand on the right doctrine, expose the right error, and still conduct the battle with weapons God never issued. Paul says, “For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh.” That little distinction is where many good causes have been wrecked. The doctrine was right, but pride drove the wagon. The argument was biblical, but hatred held the reins. The preacher had the Sword of the Spirit in one hand and a fleshly club in the other, and by the time the smoke cleared nobody could tell whether he had been defending truth or defending himself. Being right about the battle does not give you permission to be wrong about the weapons. Paul knew something about fighting. The man was ******, beaten, jailed, mocked, opposed by Jews, opposed by Gentiles, opposed by false brethren, opposed by false apostles, and criticized by people whose greatest spiritual accomplishment was apparently having an opinion about Paul. Yet when he comes to 2 Corinthians 10, he draws a deliberate line between living in a human body and allowing human flesh to govern the warfare. “Though we walk in the flesh,” he says. He does not pretend to be some floating spiritual mist immune to irritation, weariness, insult, or human emotion. Paul had flesh, and so do you. But then comes the restriction: “we do not war after the flesh.” He will defend his apostleship. He will expose false apostles as “deceitful workers.” He will answer foolish charges. He will rebuke sin. He will name names when necessary. But he refuses to admit that because the enemy fights *****, the servant of God may therefore crawl into the same sewer and call the smell discernment. That issue has become even more important in a generation where everybody carries a printing press in his pocket. A man once had to own a newspaper to broadcast slander; now he needs two thumbs and an internet connection. A believer can become angry at ten o’clock, publish at ten-oh-one, gather applause from people already angry at ten-oh-two, and convince himself by ten-oh-five that the Holy Ghost must have inspired the whole operation because somebody clicked “like.” But Scripture has not changed because communication got faster. “The wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God” (James 1:20). That verse still stands after the thread goes viral. We are told to “earnestly contend for the faith” (Jude 3), but the same Bible still condemns lying, malice, railing, bitterness, envy, strife, and evil speaking. The cause does not sanctify the carnality. You can carry the right banner into battle and still disgrace it by the way you swing the sword. 1. A Right Cause Does Not Sanctify Wrong Conduct The first thing that needs to be nailed down is simple: truth does not make sin righteous simply because the sin was committed while defending truth. If you lie about a false teacher, you have not improved the truth; you have added another falsehood to the battlefield. If you intentionally misrepresent somebody’s position because the real position is harder to answer, you have not defended Scripture; you have demonstrated that you do not trust Scripture enough to meet the real argument. Paul says in 2 Corinthians 4:2 that he had “renounced the hidden things of dishonesty, not walking in craftiness, nor handling the word of God deceitfully.” There is your standard. He did

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  Gunnar Riise (@gunnarriise) reported 34 minutes ago

  @TheInfamousEG Battlefield has had problems like this from the beginning. It's not just hitreg, but the fundamentally flawed spray patterns with random bloom. Bullets don't go straight even if your aim is true.

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  Alexander Jackson (@IamBatmaannnnnn) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @EA you need to get off your lazy entitled asses and fix this game. The rate of shot, breaking armor to death is insane. I should not get killed first if I am shooting at someone first and especially if I break their armor. Like wtf are you thinking