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  Andrew Thomas (@athomaswrites) reported 4 minutes ago

  4/7) So, I suppose we did. All those gongs, promotions, & accolades from a distinguished career in the military...all that courage & valour from the battlefield. Gone. Evaporated in the sleazy corridors of future bribes & broken promises to the citizens of this country.

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  Silk (@SilkOCE) reported 5 minutes ago

  @throwaway124839 @EA_DICE this isnt the right fix, it will definitely help but the right fix is literally the same design as BF3 and BF4. Maintain LOS of target within range. They need to stop reinventing the wheel...

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  .v3nz (@v3nzFPS) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ItzaMePizza @EA_DICE Chicago data hub used to be the standard, I'm not sure why we got away from that... it solves a lot of issues

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  ayam geprek sambel ijo (@Farelfausta12) reported 6 minutes ago

  @0bserver4 Drone usage does not automatically stop tank role in modern battlefield So does hypersonic missile with regular destroyer ship Every weapon system will have it place, along with trouble that come with it Beside, you should be worry abour your own tank if that's the case

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  Millstone Distributor (@Millston3r) reported 8 minutes ago

  @oldfatbjjbydave @hippojuicefilm The ‘enabling antisocial individuals’ problem. If someone shot up a school would you say: “aww shucks those skills would have been really impressive on the battlefield! heeyuck!”? Goofy. Like how much of a cuck do you have to be to see this video and the only thing you have to say is to point out how talented he is? What bizarre form of Stockholm syndrome is this?

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  not cultured (@LVE426) reported 8 minutes ago

  @wolfman724 @BattlefieldComm Me too. They've been radio silent about it. Temporary fix for some people is to enable iGPU, in BIOS. But they really need to fix this, it affects multiple titles.

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  Patrick Lewis (@PLewisNews) reported 11 minutes ago

  3 car crash, W Market St near Battlefield Pkwy in #LeesburgVA. One lane gets by. #Loudoun Fire Rescue checking for injuries and leaking fluid. #LoudounTraffic

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  (TCAG) Командир Бред Кроуфорд (CDR Brad Crawford) (@evo1tactical) reported 12 minutes ago

  In World War I, the battlefield was trapped in a deadlock. Trenches stretched for miles. Machine guns cut down assaults in seconds. Artillery destroyed everything in reach. Armies could lose thousands of men just trying to gain a few hundred meters. Then came the tank. It was slow, unreliable, loud, and crude. But that was not the point. The point was that it changed the battlefield. It shattered the belief that war had to remain frozen in the mud forever. It gave armies a way to cross trenches, crush wire, protect infantry, and bring movement back to combat. I believe we are witnessing a similar moment right now in Ukraine with drones. At first, many people dismissed drones as small surveillance tools, temporary gadgets, or secondary equipment. That view is gone now. Drones are finding targets, adjusting artillery, striking armor, hitting logistics routes, watching enemy movement, delivering supplies, and helping evacuate wounded. They are shaping decisions every single day on the battlefield. Just like the first tanks, today’s drones are only the beginning. They get jammed. They crash. They are constantly modified. They require skilled operators who adapt every day. But that is how every military revolution begins. The first tank was not the final tank. It was only the first chapter. The drone we see today is also only chapter one. What comes next will be faster systems, smarter autonomy, stronger anti jamming capability, AI assisted targeting, coordinated swarms, robotic breaching systems, unmanned resupply vehicles, and ground and air platforms working directly with infantry units. They will not replace the infantryman. They will strengthen the infantryman. Ground will still have to be taken, held, and secured by human beings. But the soldier of tomorrow will fight with robotic teammates, real time awareness, automated support, and capabilities far beyond what one person could do alone. Ukraine is not just fighting for survival. Ukraine is showing the world what the next era of warfare looks like under real combat conditions. The militaries paying attention today will be stronger tomorrow. Those ignoring these lessons will pay for it later. History remembers the armies that recognized change before everyone else. Слава Україні. Героям слава. 🇺🇦

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  KontrolStyle (@KontrolStyleTV) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield whatever the team needs, too many helicopters? i got you (or ill try AT - input lag sucks though). not enough medics, i gotchu. Not enough attackers, i got you.. the whole map filled with snipers who don't move, OH I GOT YOU.

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  Sahel Revolutionary Soldier (@cecild84) reported 17 minutes ago

  🇲🇱General Assimi Goita and General Sadio Camara, comrades in arms, two selfless people putting their lives in the line to protect and preserve the dignity of African/Black people all around the World. This is a fight that we have no choice but resolve in the battlefield. These enemies plaguing our continent and their imperialist masters, don't believe we should be soverign and control over affairs. They do not see us as humans, they don't see us as people worthy of human development. They came to Africa by force in the 7th Century. They are the enemies that called themselves ASWAD. They once imprisoned our people and sold them to slavery in the Arab world and the West. They don't believe they should be under our rule, even though we make up over 80% of the population and they make up less than 10. One way or the other, we must resolve this issue in the battlefield, it is either us or them.. There are no viable alternatives in my view.

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  iPassedYouOnTheRight (@Bottoz1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @SilkOCE @EA_DICE DICE PLZ. 100-2 YouTube Streamer can't go 100-0 due to laser designator. It's affecting his subs and ad revenue. Fix the game.

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  Owen West (@OwenWest91) reported 19 minutes ago

  After the Cold War, U.S. defense budgets as a % of GDP plummeted. So we chose quality over quantity. This investment thesis worked for 30 years. Yet when battlefield evidence demonstrated that our weapons portfolio required urgent reallocation to cheap, unmanned systems, inertia prevented any meaningful pivot. The ‘23, ‘24 and ‘25 budgets closely resembled ‘22. @PeteHegseth and Feinberg deserve enormous credit not only for requesting a healthy top line increase but also ringfencing $54B for autonomous warfare. The power in the request is procurement. With soaring personnel costs and ‘must pay’ bills from legacy systems, at 2.8% GDP the @SecWar has little budgetary flexibility. At 4.5% GDP, this budget allows Hegseth to start the pivot to scaled purchases that flip the cost exchange. It remains well short of Reagan’s 6% budgets. According to GAO, rising entitlement and debt service costs will soon drive the defense budget back under 2.8%. This is a generational opportunity to harness nascent non-traditional defense companies. Fueled by private capital, our world’s best entrepreneurs have volunteered to defend our nation. They are accelerants to diversify our portfolio and dramatically boost our combat power rapidly, autonomously, and cheaply.

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  David Rejl (@Davidrejll) reported 26 minutes ago

  @JHochderffer @smdcapital Weakness? Tesla literally has their patents opened. You know why? Because they're not ******* like all other companies laying mines on the battlefield. There won't be just one robot on the market. Just like there isn't one phone brand. There will be many companies doing the same ****. Copying every move Elon does. But ultimately, people still buy iPhones, you know why? Because they like the brand and don't believe a single word that comes out of the chinese communists' mouth. And that's good. Optimus will play a huge role in Tesla's Future. Creating a loop, where these robots will need 0 human interaction. They will mine materials, self driving cars will transport then to the factories, where more robots build more of themselves. They will also build solar panels and deploy those. Creating a loop, where electricity and labor becomes so cheap, anyone can own anything and get any service they want. At that point, money becomes pointless, where the real currency Is computation and power. Tesla has all the pieces for such future, others don't come EVEN close.

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  Battle(non)sense | Chris (@BattleNonSense) reported 27 minutes ago

  Yup, a spinoff like Battlefield: Bad Company Problem is EA absolutely despises the idea to diversify and stand on more than one leg? 💀Medal of Honor 💀Bad Company 💀BF Heroes 💀OG Battlefield 💀Battlefront

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  nyfak (@thisguyisalex) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Tronius_87BFCOD @BattlefieldInte @Battlefield playing for a lot of days and never experiencing any problems. I realize that it is not proof everything is great but maybe you should try to do something on your own