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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Zziggy (@Blum2Zziggy) reported 4 minutes ago

  @SharylAttkisson I have read accounts of war closely since the Vietnam war. I’m pretty sure that I’m a combat veteran by now, the only thing I’m missing is a uniform, training, exchanging gunfire, and the acknowledgment from the government that I was a member of any armed service. I forgot I was never on a battlefield of any kind.

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  LetMeOffThisRide (@in_TSMWEL_era) reported 4 minutes ago

  @forknoses @BattlefieldComm High ping players are just people that are playing when it's not peak hours. If I'm playing at 7am on a weekday, I'm not always gonna get a good ping server. Cheating issue is just lol

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  J (@jabzz21_) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix redsec and add more content to that

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  Lol Lolsson (@Lol_Lolsson03) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Battlefield **** you! You never do anything about the unplayable netcode and dogshit hitreg. I shouldn’t get killed in a millisecond while I have to pump 20 bullets into one guy for him to MAYBE die! FIX THE REAL ISSUES!!!

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  ＧＨＯＳＴ (@Adam9110) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the optimization that was broken a month ago.

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  Dayatthebeach26 (@dayatthebe7894) reported 10 minutes ago

  @dtjohnson864 @davidpascoesc I just walked the battlefield. He lay in a ditch with a Stumbo and Goldfinch yard sign in his....we'll you guess. Now I wonder if Harpootlian will let him endorse either of them?

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  Aaron (@Aaron1511605) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Can you fix support challenge also? It’s been since the beginning not working.

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  Moty1Kanobi (@CodyMoty) reported 18 minutes ago

  @bouddhistedu69 @CAMIKAZE78 1942 was so much fun. It was never meant to be fast gameplay. It was meant to be a sandbox style game. I think the problem is alot of COD players saw their game dying so they moved to BF6 in hopes of retaining their audience. It's fine though battlefield had a good run.

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  monster115 (@AMH_1151) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm when Fix server middle east ?

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  Rudraksh (@Intel_Jackal) reported 19 minutes ago

  Pakistan just walked straight into a textbook US trap. The moment Starlink enters a conflict zone, it stops being civilian infrastructure and becomes a force multiplier. We are already seeing BLA-linked elements using satellite internet for coordination, navigation, and targeting against Pakistan Army positions and Chinese-linked projects, which is not innovation but predictable weaponization of connectivity. India encountered this early when insurgent networks in Manipur experimented with similar tools, and the response was swift and decisive through tighter controls, signal mapping, and aggressive counter-network pressure, containing the problem before it could scale. Islamabad appears late to this lesson, because allowing a foreign-controlled satellite grid means secure, jam-resistant communications for non-state actors, real-time ISR without local oversight, and critical policy switches controlled outside national borders with the ability to throttle, deny, or selectively enable access at will. This is not about internet access but about battlespace control, where connectivity today becomes leverage tomorrow, and the simple advice to Pakistan is that if you import the network, you also import the battlefield.

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  Robbie Blair (@TheRobbieBlair) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm I've never had this "lighting issue" on a HARDLINED SeriesX with fiber optic internet. Overall it played MUCH better today than in a long time. I still spent more than half of my gaming time waiting for matches to load (that never did load because of the player-count threshold)

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  ♌南山亜神(to i) (@ashin_badboy) reported 22 minutes ago

  Dear @Battlefield @BattlefieldComm @EA_DICE, ​Cairo Bazaar is a fantastic map. I express my deepest gratitude to you for that. ​However, the current BR ranked system in REDSEC is completely broken. Elite/Top 250 and Master players are constantly thrown into Rookie and Bronze lobbies, where they do nothing but stomp lower-ranked players to farm massive amounts of points. We low-ranked players are being treated as literal fodder for these apex predators. ​While the dev team claims to offer "direct competition with the world's best rivals" and "the highest quality competitive matches possible," the reality is just a one-sided massacre. This happens every single day, in every single match, across NA, EU, and Asia—even during peak hours. You praise the Elite players, but for lower ranks, this is a miserable experience. There is absolutely zero competitive integrity. ​Just look at other games. Do Bronze players in Apex Legends get matched against Predators every single game? What about CS2 or VALORANT? If I get outgunned by someone in my own rank, I can accept that as a skill issue. But it’s a completely different story when opponents are worlds apart. ​Frankly, I am appalled by this matchmaking. Is this what you call "fairness"? #REDSEC #BF6 #Battlefield6

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  pierre plex (@pierre_plex) reported 25 minutes ago

  @fawk_yuuu @BattlefieldComm There is no skill based damage, sounds more like a skill issue and bad hitreg/ desync

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  MasterAngler-PR (@MasterAnglerPR) reported 25 minutes ago

  Ok so I don’t care to get to #1 sniper kills anymore. I just noticed that the bots count as kills on tracker gg and I thought they didn’t. That list is basically fake cause anyone could farm bots to get high. They need to fix that so they only count player kills. From now on I will only focus on player kills leaderboards. Back to the ESR. #bf6 #battlefield

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  The Layman's Seminary (@LaymansSeminary) reported 26 minutes ago

  @JoshuaTCharles Does This Chart Actually Prove Protestantism Is a Late Heresy? (A Super Layman / GPT5 response) ⏱ TL;DR: The chart is rhetorically effective but historically simplistic. It commits a major category mistake: it treats later formalized doctrines and medieval developments as if absence of later terminology/practice in 200 AD disproves Protestant claims, while simultaneously ignoring that Rome itself also underwent major doctrinal development after 200 AD. Joshua Charles’ response is substantially stronger historically because it attacks the method, not just the details. The core issue: “Earlier church lacked X explicitly” ≠ “X was false.” But also: “Later church developed X” ≠ “X was apostolic.” Both sides must prove continuity, not merely age. The biggest weakness in the chart: It assumes: “Whatever Rome formally taught in 1563 = what the early church believed.” But many items listed are not merely “clarifications” like Nicene Trinitarian language. They involve: new dogmatic precision, changed sacramental systems, expanded Marian doctrines, papal jurisdiction claims, indulgence systems, Eucharistic metaphysics, canon dogmatization. That is historically more complex than the chart admits. Joshua Charles’ Arian analogy is important because it exposes the flawed argument form: “Early church didn’t explicitly teach later terminology.” Therefore: “Later doctrine is corruption.” That logic would destroy: Trinity terminology, hypostatic union language, consubstantial, canon formalization, even precise Christological formulas. So the mere absence of later language in 200 AD proves little. But Protestantism also cannot simply argue: “Early church didn’t teach Roman Catholicism.” That alone proves nothing either. The real question is: Which developments are legitimate doctrinal clarifications, and which are substantial alterations? That requires: Text → trajectory → authority → continuity analysis. Now the chart itself also contains oversimplifications: “Praying to saints — No in 200 AD” Too simplistic. Early intercession concepts emerge gradually, though not in later medieval form. “Papal supremacy — No” Stronger historically. Early Rome had influence, but universal jurisdiction claims are much harder to establish in 200 AD. “Transubstantiation — No” Correct if referring to Aristotelian metaphysical formulation. But early church did hold a high Eucharistic realism. “Seven sacraments — No” The fixed number seven develops later. “Apocrypha officially Scripture — No” Joshua Charles is right here. Canon consciousness was fluid in many areas before later councils. “Congregational singing / married clergy / vernacular” These are more disciplinary/practical than equivalent to dogmatic categories. So the chart mixes: dogma, liturgy, discipline, metaphysics, church polity, devotional practice, as though they are identical categories. That weakens it analytically. The deeper issue underneath all of this: What is the rule of doctrinal continuity? Catholic/Orthodox answer: Living apostolic tradition interpreted through the church. Protestant answer: Scripture as the norming norm, with tradition ministerial not magisterial. The debate is not really about “Who looks most like 200 AD?” The debate is: “What authority can bind conscience infallibly?” That is the actual battlefield.