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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  chris (@ChrisSlaske) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Battlefield nice job making the game go black screen with today's update. Guess you didnt fix it

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  Jexxits (@JexxitS) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm As much as i like RedSec and think it's the best BR, personally, on the market right now. I don't see me playing this in autumn and beyond. There is literally nothing new in RedSec, the updates coming out is only to fix bugs, bugs and bugs. I honestly don't see a future for it.

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  worpweep (@weepworp) reported 6 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm I hit a truck with 5 rpgs today and it didn't ******* die. Thats a problem.

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  Jexxits (@JexxitS) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BlackEaglesFRVR @BFBulletin I've played Battlefield since 1942 so whatever. But didn't they remove it bc they have problems with the mode?

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  Erick (@Erickschultz11) reported 11 minutes ago

  @mattvanswol We trust institutions to investigate wrongdoing fairly, yet repeated scandals have left many people questioning whether similar failures are treated the same way. Some see accountability being shaped by power, ideology, reputation, fear, or institutional self-protection. Others argue that different cases simply involve different facts, evidence, and constraints. The problem is not necessarily that institutions are acting in bad faith. They may genuinely believe they are applying consistent standards, weighing evidence carefully, protecting due process, avoiding prejudice, or balancing competing social concerns. The deeper issue is that much of this reasoning is often invisible to the public. When decisions are opaque or difficult to scrutinize, people cannot easily distinguish between responsible judgment and narrative management. As trust declines, disagreements spread beyond the events themselves. People begin disagreeing about which sources are credible, which facts matter, and which institutions can be trusted to evaluate the evidence. The result is a crisis of legitimacy. The question is no longer just whether accountability is being applied fairly. The question becomes who gets to decide what happened, how that decision was reached, and why everyone else should trust it. The way forward is not to choose one victim narrative over another. It is to make the process itself more transparent, more consistent, and more open to scrutiny. Every case should be examined through the same questions: who was harmed, who caused the harm, who enabled it, who ignored it, who benefited from silence, and what incentives may have protected the failure? But even that requires something more. We must be willing to apply the same standards of evidence and skepticism to our own preferred narratives that we apply to those we oppose. Without that, accountability becomes another battlefield for competing stories rather than a search for truth. The real challenge is not simply rebuilding trust in institutions. It is rebuilding trust in the processes by which institutions, evidence, and public judgments are evaluated in the first place.

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  ＧＨＯＳＴ (@Adam9110) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Start testing these updates, preferably daily... Because what you fixed in update 1.3.1.0, you later broke in 1.3.2.0. The netcode is broken, and it was relatively fine. The footsteps are once again inaudible. Optimization isn't great either.

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  FUN (@FunzaaTV) reported 17 minutes ago

  @KobsonskaKaupa @BattlefieldComm It's well known that Asian players are strong, but the worst ones use VPNs for gaming against us in Apex; it's a recurring problem.

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  TheCreatorNyvlem (MLVNS) (@TheCreatorOneM) reported 19 minutes ago

  @obviouslyhud @BattlefieldInte @Battlefield Wtf is the problem? Just a extra mode you can play or not play

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  Pardon My Mess (@PardonMyMess) reported 22 minutes ago

  @WhiteHouse Bullshit. We utterly capitulated. This was a massive failure for the US and a victory for Iran. Vance is a historically illiterate clown. Every single one of our service members who won this war in the battlefield is probably wondering what the hell they were fighting for.

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  GeezerJx (@GeezerJx) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Battlefield fix your game, i shouldnt have to alt-f4 to get back into a game

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  NISHIT DESAI- YOGA IS LIFE (@1974nishu) reported 29 minutes ago

  @desi_thug1 Border fencing work is also going on leaving no room for China and Bangladesh to foment trouble. With COBRA now entering the battlefield, lasting peace should be a reality in Manipur in the same way as it happened in Chhattisgarh

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  Jeffrey’s Aura Farm (@HolyMulletMan) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield Did you guys fix Strikepoint???

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  Karl Barx (@internetguy63) reported 31 minutes ago

  @facetedcarapace Anybody who played battlefield 1942 knows those things are impossible not to crash. It can't be done.

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  X (@o_oZeppelin) reported 38 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield How about you fix red dot optics and general optic illumination. Why do all the sights look like terrible dark red sharpie

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  ME Energy Markets (@Menergyfuture) reported 38 minutes ago

  Newly revealed defeat of America by Iran: In Saudi Arabia, more than 10 important radar sites were targeted and destroyed by Iranian drone and missile attacks, of which only two were made public in the media – a THAAD system radar east of Riyadh and another system on the coast of the Persian Gulf. However, as you can also see in this image, the locations of two other defense sites that were destroyed must be added to the previous information, which, together with a radar destroyed at Dubai airport, shows a total of three additional radars. Some of the most important Saudi radars, located in areas near Iraq and Jordan, were targeted – radars that were part of an extensive network established by the U.S. military to protect the Zionist regime. The destruction of these radars by Iran disrupted their communication chain, and this issue led to the deployment of expensive AWACS aircraft to the battlefield – and these AWACS were also destroyed in significant numbers by Iran (2 at Al-Kharj base and several at other bases).