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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Another Title IV-D Slave 🇺🇸 (@PNWMGTOW) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Luetin09 @Battlefield All they had to do was take Battlefield 4, upgrade the graphics, fix the parachutes like they did for 2042, and add vehicles/weapons/maps/gear.

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  Dustalk 🗸 (@Dustalk) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BTV_Cast @WARDOGS My biggest issue with Battlefield (keep in mind I do love BF) is that EA is constantly trying to "guide" their players. Don't use the "right" kit / play the "right" map? It's ok EA will remove the ones you do use or restrict them to force you to play these other maps or kits. etc

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  Jake (@Smithers1994) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm BLACK SCREEN bug is infuriating. Fix it asap

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  Jeiku (@Jake_BelmontTV) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Zyro_wz ******* nerds can have the game. I’ll keep playing black ops 2 or battlefield if I need a gun fix. They changed nothing

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  Kuir (@Kuiriel) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Did the team fix how pc joystick input polling is limited to server tick rate (30hz / 60hz) which means a lot of extra input latency for joysticks only, while controllers and mice can input poll much much faster?

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  Gory Susie 💙🖤🤍 (@GorSusie) reported 11 minutes ago

  There already are journalists in the West Bank. Gaza is a different problem: it is an active combat zone, and "full access" means Israel would also be taking responsibility for the safety of foreign journalists inside a battlefield against an armed organization with a long record of exploiting civilian infrastructure and imagery. Local journalists are normally extremely valuable. They know the language, society and context better than outsiders and can reach events much faster. But local access is not automatically the same thing as independent access. In a territory controlled by an armed movement, news organizations also have to ask who their freelancers are, what pressures they operate under, and how thoroughly they are vetted. That problem became painfully visible after October 7. AP denied any prior knowledge of the attack and said no AP staff crossed the border, but it subsequently stopped working with one Gaza freelancer whose conduct raised serious questions. And Al Jazeera is another good example of why this isn’t simply "Israel versus journalism." The Palestinian Authority itself suspended Al Jazeera in the West Bank, accusing it of incitement and misinformation during its confrontation with armed groups in Jenin. Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have also restricted the network at various points. Of course, more independent reporting would be valuable. But "give journalists full access" does not magically solve the harder problem: how do you establish that the people providing the information are actually independent of the actors fighting the war?

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  Mike Fichera (@mikefichera) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm How about how FSR is broken and causes hitches when going to the respawn screen. Been known for months.

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  Xero Minded (@XeroMindedSY) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @CallofDuty both your games suck. You guys are ******. Fix the damn net code turn off the SBMM/EOMM. I hope both your games die. Ruining the ******* industry

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  larryyuma (@larryyuma2) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield BAD HITREG BAD SERVERS BAD UI BAD AUDIO BAD ERRORS AND BUGS BAD GAME MODES BAD SCORING AND STATS BAD MANAGEMENT OVERALL

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  The Rage (@TheRageOwl) reported 16 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Lati25Mi Parachutes are broken and don’t deploy causing you to fall to your death PS5.

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  Mr. Johnson (@Mishael86291893) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the flight controls

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  Nekaishi ✟ Kitsune VTuber 🦊🦋 (@nekaishi) reported 22 minutes ago

  The problem is it literally doesn’t make sense. It was done specifically and exclusively for a girl-power moment. If they had 21 movies prior where these characters actually got to know each other, fought together, built relationships, experienced loss together, and earned a final side-by-side stand to save humanity, it would land. But they didn’t Literally none of them even know each other. At all. Narratively, the odds of every single female character converging in the exact same spot on a battlefield when they were just scattered all throughout just for a photo-op simply wouldn’t happen. It feels forced because it was forced. That’s all it was done for. It’s a perfect allegory for a lot of the problems in modern media: unearned, forced, and prioritizing external messaging over the story/narrative itself I literally rewatched Endgame last night and saw this today funny enough. Does it ruin the movie? No. It’s just one of those moments that feels misplaced and strange… because it is misplaced and strange, intentionally so I’m glad there are women and girls who loved it. Of course. But I think we should strive for good writing rather than forced representation and ideology. That’s why it gets critique—not hate. It’s just objectively bad writing

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  Mr. Gerald Wayne (@geraldwayne) reported 23 minutes ago

  There’s a reason the GTA VI conversation has hit a fever pitch. Rockstar’s secrecy helped create it. Years of vague timelines, delays, controlled messaging, and almost no meaningful transparency left fans filling in the blanks themselves. Then came the physical-copy issue. And that hits a much deeper nerve. Because now the argument isn’t only about GTA VI. It’s about ownership. If I pay full price for a game, do I own the damn thing, or am I renting permission to access it until a company, server, license, or storefront says otherwise? That’s where this gets bigger than Rockstar. I feel for the developers, engineers, artists, and everyone buried under the pressure of building this monster. They didn’t create the larger consumer problem. But GTA VI is becoming the battlefield where years of frustration over digital ownership, pricing, preservation, corporate control, and disappearing physical media finally collide. This might end up being one of the most important consumer flashpoints gaming has ever seen. And the wild part? The most consequential thing about GTA VI might have nothing to do with the game itself. #Gaming #GTA6

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  Steven Sigal 🇻🇦✝️ (@kriskri95670659) reported 26 minutes ago

  @DownHomeJohn @BattlefieldComm Internet issue, never got kicked from the game

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  🌲TheFertilePeasant🌲 (@Pellegrinoadict) reported 27 minutes ago

  Fighting underwear models!! Hey, now theres some maille armor.. Its not riveted, so its pretty much useless, and theres no padding under it, but its an attempt, one problem though, its on a tiny, frail woman. The character Lagertha has nearly single handedly spawned a whole legion of delusional "I'm a shieldmaiden" LARPER wanna-be "Viking girlbosses". It is highly debatable whether women (dire necessity aside) fought at all in the culture of the time, but there certainly weren't whole fighting groups of them, because the battlefield doesn't do DEI, it does "DIE!" instead and 5'5", 120lb women like Kathryn, eye-candy factor aside, would get left for the ravens in a heartbeat when stacked against guys a foot taller that are "fighting weight". If any viking women raided at all (doubt) they probably looked more like Mya Lesnar in a "bulking phase" than a gang of wispy underwear models. But, you know... they had to do something to get wives to sit on the couch with their husbands and watch the show, right?