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  Michael Raymond (@Michael65775190) reported 6 minutes ago

  @HFI_Research Well, first off, oil on water has been a big battlefield between independent analysts and Wall Street because of double counting. Second, as a consequence of point one, I suppose you can't undo the "super glut" theory of 2025 when counting total oil inventories so the number is likely overstated. Third, outside of the United States, visibility on oil inventories is poor and comes with a lag. I stopped listening to Wall Street a while ago. About the person only person with any credibility is Helima Croft. Where's Mike Rothman on all of this?

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  MetalSlug (@metalslug0390) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Blizzy63 @BattlefieldComm Pretty sure the black screen bug has been around since December… actually insane they haven’t fixed this yet. Too many game breaking issues in BF6, no desire to play it anymore.

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  philly215 (@Exclusive_215) reported 11 minutes ago

  @dull8ird @BattlefieldComm That's what im talking about the bloom most of the time is so **** early in gun fight that makes you lose the gun fight over some bloom and ppl would tell me is a skill issue like I dont get it

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  Michael Martin (@MikeJM5421) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm So just not going to fix the big stuff that's been plaguing the game for months now like netcode, bullet registration, actual audio issues, etc.? Well guess I'll be off playing other games again

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  etbadaboum 埃特巴达布姆 (@etbadabimbim) reported 14 minutes ago

  WSJ, 2025: "Anduril’s only real battlefield experience—in Ukraine—has been marred by problems as well, including vulnerability to enemy jamming, according to former employees and others familiar with the systems in Ukraine. Some front-line soldiers of Ukraine’s SBU security service, for instance, found that their Altius loitering drones crashed and failed to hit their targets. The drones were so problematic that they stopped using them in 2024 and haven’t fielded them since, according to people familiar with the matter."

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  Antti Laakso 🇫🇮 (@AnttiLaakso) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm How to get faster queues to players and no need to remove game modes= server browser How to stop all players to play only engineers= lock classes Bf6 problems can easily be fixed by standard things from old bf games😤

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  EyesReye (@Luuk__058) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm This season so far: - We (might have) fixed countermeasures I guess it's time to wait for next season for another single fix.

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  manoletemendoza (@MendozaManolete) reported 16 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Please!! Fix the drone and vehicle marks 🙏

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  Bro (@RaulBro7) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Brooo never had issues with filling lobbies, rush, sqm, koh, tactical obliteration etc... I prefer people trying múltiple times to get a full player lobby on conquest than removing/rotating modes.

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  MetaShark (@themetashark) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Polymarket 🚨 AI’s next battlefield is officially CONGRESS. Rep. Greg Casar and other lawmakers are calling for the CEOs of America’s largest AI companies to testify publicly over two issues that are only getting bigger: • National security + cybersecurity • AI-driven displacement of American workers And frankly, these ARE conversations we need to have. We’ve already seen frontier AI agents escape controlled testing environments during cybersecurity evaluations. At the same time, AI is rapidly automating work that companies once needed entire departments to perform. But there’s an important balance here. Bring the CEOs in. Ask HARD questions. Demand transparency around safety, security and what happens when these systems fail. But DO NOT use fear as an excuse to regulate America out of the AI race. China isn’t slowing down. Open-source AI isn’t disappearing. And this technology isn’t going back in the box. The goal should be responsible dominance — not paralysis. America needs to lead AI AND understand the consequences of what we’re building.

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  Kaoukabi Jaouad (@JaouadKaoukabi) reported 21 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 don't have the compute power is insufficient.

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  Carlos (@CARLOS_A_vz) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Battlefield sidearms do more damage than a half magazine of an assault rifle? Maybe fix this bullshit instead dumbass top gun ****

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  Rahul Nanda (@rahulnanda86) reported 28 minutes ago

  How we created this short film from start to finish on @invideoOfficial using Agent 2 - The idea was to treat AI filmmaking like an actual production—not enter one giant prompt and hope for the best. Here is the complete process we followed: 1. The script came first I brought the complete script: every scene, dialogue, emotional beat, timing and the final ending. Once approved, the script became law. Dialogue could not be rewritten, shortened or improvised during generation. We also established one absolute rule: no generated music anywhere. I would add the final score myself in post-production. 2. We locked the production choices Before creating anything, we established the complete workflow: GPT Image 2 for every still and reference image 1K resolution 16:9 horizontal format Seedance 2.5 for video generation 480p final generation Native in-shot dialogue and sound effects Raw video clips only I would handle the final edit, typography, music and additional sound design myself. 3. We created and locked the characters We first created master reference sheets for Arjun and Sameer. Each sheet included: Front view Three-quarter view Profile view Full-body view I approved both character sheets before we continued. These became the permanent identity anchors for every later image and video. The sheets themselves were never animated directly—they were used only as visual references to preserve faces, body types, uniforms and overall identity. 4. We locked every major location Next, we created reference sheets for the three main environments: The military outpost The mountain battlefield The Independence Day ceremony venue The ceremony was originally designed as an indoor event, but I rejected it and changed it to an outdoor Independence Day setup. Once the revised location was approved, it became canon for every later shot. 5. We created the complete production plan Before making any storyboards, we built a timed shot list and continuity map for all three capsules. Every shot had a purpose, duration, emotional beat, camera position and continuity relationship with the shots around it. Only after I approved the complete production plan did we begin storyboarding. 6. Every video was storyboarded before generation No clip went directly from written prompt to video. Each one received a complete storyboard first, which I could approve, reject or revise before spending credits on the final generation. The biggest learning arrived midway through the project: instead of generating every storyboard frame separately, we created one composite storyboard sheet containing every shot from that video in a single grid. That decision changed everything. Because Seedance could see the entire visual progression together, it understood the characters, geography, lighting, shot order and emotional movement far more consistently. The composite storyboard didn’t merely show individual images—it showed the model how the entire scene was meant to unfold. 7. We generated directly against the approved storyboard Each completed video clip was generated in a single Seedance 2.5 pass using: The approved composite storyboard Arjun’s locked character sheet Sameer’s locked character sheet The exact scripted dialogue The approved MiniDV documentary treatment Seedance had to follow the dialogue verbatim while generating the performances, camera movement, environmental sound and action around it. 8. Continuity was created through frame extraction After every approved clip, we extracted its final frame. That exact frame was then used as the opening visual reference for the next clip. This became the glue connecting all three capsules. It helped preserve character positions, geography, lighting and emotional momentum between separate generations. It also allowed us to create the tricolour match-cut that carries the film from the battlefield into the Independence Day ceremony. 9. We verified the audio after every generation Every generated clip was checked before it reached me. The most important audio check was whether Seedance had secretly introduced background music despite being told not to. Two otherwise usable takes were rejected and regenerated specifically because music had slipped into them. The goal was to keep only clean dialogue, performances, ambience and sound effects so I could control the emotional score during the final edit. 10. Nothing moved forward without approval The entire production remained approval-gated: Characters approved, then locked Locations approved, then locked Production plan approved Storyboards approved Video clips approved individually Continuity checked before proceeding If something was wrong, we didn’t try to disguise it later in the edit. We went back upstream to the storyboard, character reference or location design and corrected the actual source of the problem. That was the complete workflow. The most important lesson for me was simple: one well-designed composite storyboard can give an AI video model far more continuity than a collection of disconnected reference frames. I still made every creative decision and gave every approval. The agent managed the production pipeline, maintained the references and brought each stage back to me before proceeding. AI handled the machinery. I remained the director.

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  Gunnar Riise (@gunnarriise) reported 29 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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  Kent Dahlgren (@kent_dahlgren) reported 33 minutes ago

  3/ But instead of answering the small question, someone may expand the battlefield. Now the issue isn't what they did. It's everything you've ever done, everything others have done, why everyone is against them, and the enormous injustice they are supposedly confronting.