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  جون دو (@GregOrigins) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Battlefield But the devs were laid off so that Wilson and Co could get fatter bonuses while we get worse live service and AI-gen content

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  illitaret (@illitaret) reported 12 minutes ago

  @RealFern213 From Grok. Crazy this has to be explained. Companies do not keep employees they no longer need for the same reason individuals do not keep paying for services or tools they no longer use: it is a direct cost with no matching return. In game development the staffing curve is typically steep during production (design, coding, art, testing, polishing) and then drops sharply after launch. Once a title like Battlefield 6 ships and enters its live-service phase, the work shifts toward seasonal content, bug fixes, and server support. That usually requires a smaller or differently skilled team. Keeping the full development roster on payroll after that point means paying salaries, benefits, and overhead for people whose output is no longer required. Those dollars come out of the same pool that funds other projects, dividends, or cash reserves. The “$30 million could pay 300 developers” comparison treats the CEO’s compensation and the developer headcount as interchangeable line items. They are not. Executive pay packages (especially the large stock and bonus portions) are set by the board and are usually tied to company-wide metrics—share price, overall revenue, profitability targets—not to the headcount of any single studio. Reducing the CEO’s package by $30 million does not automatically create 300 ongoing developer jobs; the capital simply stays with the company or its shareholders. Management’s job, under normal corporate incentives, is to allocate that capital where it produces the highest expected return, not to maximize employment for its own sake. Layoffs after a successful launch are therefore a routine (if unpleasant) efficiency decision: the project no longer needs the same labor input, so the labor is cut. Whether that decision was executed well, timed correctly, or communicated humanely is a separate question. The underlying logic—do not pay for capacity you no longer require—is standard across most businesses.

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  OmegaAlphaX (@menace_daAlpha) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm The like button after the match is broken.👍

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  Palanxw2i (@Palanxsparta99) reported 16 minutes ago

  @p1ks0n40502 @BattlefieldComm Matchmaking needs no fixing since a server browser will be introduced. By default that problem is solved with it's introduction

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  Acrasia 🍉 (@acrasiavfx) reported 16 minutes ago

  @acidgaming55 The problem is, there's no other game that actually rivals the Arcade Shooter genre. Battlefield has always been the closest contender, but it doesn't have the same smaller map/rush down feel COD used to have. XDefiant was so close, but Ubisoft and their devs killed it.

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  EB-Knispel (@EBKnispel) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Imaging bragging about a vehicle that not only you didn’t actually finish making, but cut time by recycling clearly parts of other assets (I’m aware this is common in games) to the point it highlights bugs even more… All you had to do was cut copy bf4 boat, then fix known bugs.

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  Peter (@PKPolishKing90) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @battlefield6 Fix ranked why am I silver playing against plat and diamond players?

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  Gbuck1968 (@Gbuck1968) reported 22 minutes ago

  @m4xim1l1an @Maliparti4 @MelanieLatest Actually, Malcolm isn’t nearly as wrong as you’ve insinuated, and I’m sure you know that. Your post treats contested legal and historical claims as if they were settled black-letter law. They absolutely are not. UN Resolution 181 was a non-binding recommendation. The Jewish Agency accepted it as a minimum workable arrangement. The Arab side rejected it and went to war. Rejection did not confer title on the rejecters, and the recommendation never acquired the force of law. The 1949 armistice lines that followed were explicitly temporary cease-fire demarcations—not borders. Israel’s agreement to stop fighting at those lines did not convert them into its permanent frontier, any more than an armistice turns a battlefield into a deed of title. UNSC 242 does not say what you claim. It calls for withdrawal “from territories occupied,” deliberately omitting the definite article that would have required return to the 1949 lines. The drafting history is clear: language mandating full withdrawal to those lines was rejected. The resolution also affirms every state’s right to live within “secure and recognized boundaries.” That language exists precisely because the 1949 lines were neither secure nor recognized. Accepting 242 is not an admission that the West Bank was foreign sovereign territory; it is acceptance of a framework for negotiating the status of disputed land captured in a defensive war. Oslo is even more straightforward. The accords are interim self-government arrangements that expressly deferred final-status issues—borders, settlements, Jerusalem, and the status of the territories—to later negotiation. Area A/B/C were administrative zones, not a surrender of sovereignty. Treating them as proof the land “was never Israeli” is simply rewriting the text. The territory in question was never under the recognized sovereignty of a Palestinian Arab state. Jordan’s 1950 annexation was recognized by almost no one. Israel’s post-1967 control therefore did not displace a prior legitimate sovereign; it displaced an illegal occupation by a state that had joined the effort to destroy Israel. Continuous Jewish historical connection to Judea and Samaria predates every modern partition plan and is not erased by temporary lines or interim accords. Military administration and selective application of the laws of occupation are pragmatic governing tools under unresolved final status. They are not judicial confessions that the underlying title belongs to someone else. Courts use the instruments available; they do not thereby rewrite history. Temporary cease-fire lines, a carefully worded Security Council resolution, and interim autonomy deals do not extinguish prior claims or create title for the side that refused partition and lost the wars it started. The West Bank remains disputed territory. Presenting that reality as if it were closed, undisputed law does not make it so. Nice try, Max.

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  Liberty or Death (@SendMe1776) reported 25 minutes ago

  @GeneralMCNews 🍿 Strategic Misdirection: The core idea is to manipulate the enemy's perception of reality. By feigning weakness when strong, or inactivity when preparing to strike, a commander can lure the opponent into making errors or exposing vulnerabilities. Psychological Warfare: It involves provoking the enemy’s general, encouraging arrogance, and dividing their forces to ensure they are unprepared when the actual strike occurs. Not Just Lying: In this context, "deception" is less about simple dishonesty and more about strategic ambiguity and unpredictability. It is about controlling the narrative of the battlefield so the enemy fights a war that does not exist.

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  JaeTwoTimez (@Jaetwotimez323) reported 25 minutes ago

  Just lost a ranked #redsec game because of the damn lighting issue. The hill going towards seal. My screen went bright white then black and my teammates did the same. Went from placing first to second because we couldn't see the final team Be better @Battlefield @BattlefieldComm

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  Team_Radious (@TeamRadious) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm When will you sort missing footsteps audio? Or already gave up? 10 months of broken sounds, crucial thing in FPS gaming. What about absolute spam of VPN players ruin EU servers with pings 150+ and lag whole servers? Why stuff like this is not HOTFIXED in live service game.

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  Popsmoke7007 (@Popsmoke7007) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Eyespeakfax @ScotchHillBrews @GrayManTac_US Good to hear they came here legally… people generalize when speaking about those ethnic groups that are causing problems… not every Somali is causing problems. He specifically states the problem and his remedy for it. If you condone what the shitbags in any ethnic group are doing then you would be considered part of the problem. If you are not American first and ethnicity second you are part of the problem. You can tough talk but if you have never been on the battlefield.. you have no idea. A single Army detachment can neutralize a city in one to two days without too much effort. Shipley was a tier 1 operator not to be taken lightly… the man knows about being an efficient warrior.

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  Mukzilla (@Mukzillla) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Battlefield fix the game. Jumping, ducking, sukcing **** and shooting at the same time. Ping with ching chong players is sky rocket. Ma majku vam jebem. Lau off the whole studio @EA_DICE

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  Noha Hammoud (@HammoudNoh6102) reported 37 minutes ago

  @marklevinshow The entire world is already engulfed in wars and conflicts, yet the only issue you seem interested in talking about is “Arm the Iranian people.” At the very least, let Iran remain stable internally. We now know that these armed groups have been reported as receiving support from foreign intelligence agencies in an effort to overthrow the government. The state is taking action against armed groups operating within its borders. You should be advocating for peace, not fueling more hostility. If you’re going to call for arming anyone, call for arming Palestinians so they can defend themselves against the atrocities being committed against them. Call for strengthening the Lebanese Army so it can protect Lebanon and its people. Do you really want to turn one of the few remaining relatively stable areas into yet another battlefield? What kind of inhumanity and warmongering is that? What are you people made of?

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  Mistletoe (@Beatric66196975) reported 37 minutes ago

  When I mentioned pursuing lives beyond being ninjas, I never asked her to fight enemies on the battlefield. The real problem is that she does not even get storylines where she clashes with her parents and develops her own unique personality.