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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  truth owl 𓅓 🇺🇸 (@Truth0wl) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Got ripped off by this game. Customer service doesn’t care. Sucks. Also the store is woke trash.

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  Whiskas (@WhiskasOfficial) reported 3 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Last time they wrote something like this it took them 6 weeks to fix. Strike Point. Still not up. Retards.

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  TurnedAgainst aka “TA” (@turnedagainst) reported 3 minutes ago

  I never had a chance to finish the Battlefield 6 campaign when it dropped but with the new update I decided to go back.. It def had optimization issues at launch but the campaign itself is fire.

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  Jon (@JonShadwellX) reported 3 minutes ago

  35dmg 800ROF for this full auto VSSM and @EA_DICE really looked at that and thought it was balanced to add into @Battlefield. ******* ridiculously broken.

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  Ms-Misty (@hulda03) reported 5 minutes ago

  And notice who drives it most aggressively: over-credentialed white intellectuals who have spent decades inside universities, foundations, and bureaucracy, insulated from both the market and the battlefield. Many of them have never held a real private-sector job that required results rather than compliance. They have been catechized in a worldview that treats Western civilization, traditional Christianity, and ordinary White Americans as the permanent problem to be managed. Their preferred “diversity” therefore functions as a permission structure for open anti-White and anti-Christian animus while wrapping itself in the language of justice.

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  C (@chaseawinter) reported 13 minutes ago

  Yeah, we knew this would be issue BEFORE second war and predictable problem is showing itself on battlefield as US retreats to first Jordan then Israel.

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  Synickal (@SyNickal1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm known issue: forced cross input between controller and k&m is gay and retarded and u **** u change is but u wont. might as well buy a $200 controller with a xen and macros to play this dogshit

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  Sal (@salvadorjrr17) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Battlefield The game is broken I thought @tarkov was broken but this game most definitely tops it off.

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  medoyid_ua (@LetsArmUKR) reported 18 minutes ago

  @0ok The Pentagon Hammer is a perfect example of the problem. A $1,700 coffee cup on a spreadsheet while Ukraine fields a $400 FPV that kills a T-90. The black budget excuse is exactly why the regular forces were still stuck in 2003 while the battlefield left them behind.

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  P-HADR USA (@p_hadr) reported 19 minutes ago

  @thinkdefence @TomSharpe134 Pre-Weekend round up of today not including full details of WSJ reported UAE support to GCC Joint Strike on Iran, but expect UAE to receive incoming as it's broken it's deal with Iran. Iran War Update – Today's Developments 1. Assessment (Battlefield) The conflict has entered another phase of sustained U.S. strikes, with CENTCOM confirming attacks against IRGC command facilities, drone infrastructure, communications nodes and maritime-related military sites. Reports also indicate strikes extending into areas around Bandar Abbas, Qeshm Island, Khuzestan and parts of the southwest, including Andimeshk/Omidiyeh, continuing pressure on Iran's southern military infrastructure. Iran has responded with additional missile and drone attacks aimed at U.S. facilities in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait and Iraq. Jordan again reported intercepting incoming threats before impact. (Not fully true, two impacts were filmed and geodata and raw file date matches). Diplomatically, reports conflict over a proposed ceasefire channel. Some outlets reported Iran rejected a U.S. proposal relayed via Iraq, while Iranian officials publicly disputed those reports and continued to state they prefer negotiations over continued escalation. 2. Regional Picture The Houthis have expanded pressure beyond Israel, with attacks on Saudi-linked oil tankers in the Red Sea reinforcing the maritime dimension of the conflict. This widens operational pressure on Gulf energy exports and shipping. Jordan remains increasingly significant. Continued interceptions place the kingdom on the front line of regional air defence while increasing pressure around Aqaba and key logistics routes supporting regional commerce and military movement. The United States has warned that Iran will be held responsible for proxy attacks, increasing the risk that additional Houthi or militia operations could trigger further U.S. military action. 3. Logistics Tail The Strait of Hormuz remains the decisive logistics centre of gravity. Commercial shipping volumes remain sharply reduced, insurance costs continue to rise, and some merchant vessels are reportedly switching off AIS transponders or altering routes to reduce exposure. Oil prices briefly exceeded US$100 per barrel following renewed attacks on shipping before easing, demonstrating how quickly maritime disruption is feeding into global markets. For Jordan, my earlier assessment remains strategically relevant: Any sustained disruption affecting Aqaba Port or associated logistics corridors would have implications not only for Jordan's economy but also for defence and dual-use exports, regional supply chains, and military sustainment across the Levant. While there is no confirmation today that Aqaba itself has been struck, the broader regional threat environment around Jordan has intensified. Overall, today's picture is one of continued military escalation combined with diplomatic signalling. Neither side appears ready to concede, while the logistics contest of shipping, energy infrastructure, regional ports and military sustainment is becoming as strategically important as the air campaign itself. 0700 ET or before update tomorrow.

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  Timmy_Turnes (@Timmy_Turnes) reported 20 minutes ago

  @gusik4ever It’s easy for internet quotes to preach about "setting yourself on fire" or "going all in" when you have a safety net to fall back on. But my reality was painted in entirely different colors My transition into adulthood didn't begin with ambitious goals, but with a deafening silence-at fourteen, I was left an orphan. No room for error. No adults to cover my back or offer guidance. Just two years later, life decided to test my endurance one last time, landing me in a hospital bed with double pneumonia. My chances of survival felt non-existent-one in a hundred. Yet I clawed onto that single percentage point and pulled myself through. While my peers had the luxury of taking reckless risks, making mistakes, and starting over, I never had that privilege. For me, a single misstep could have been fatal. Everything others took for granted-peace of mind, stability, simple life milestones-I had to fight for tooth and nail. Along the way, I learned the true price of human deceit, betrayal, and empty flattery. But that hardship didn't turn me cold. It taught me the ultimate lesson: the weight and value of every single step. Today, holding my daughter's hand and seeing my entire world in her eyes, I know one thing for certain: her childhood will not be a battlefield My caution isn't fear. It’s the wisdom of someone who survived the storm and now holds the wheel with absolute resolve. I weigh every decision not because I’m afraid of falling, but because I now have someone behind me I am bound to protect. My past isn't a heavy burden-it’s the foundation upon which I am building a completely different destiny for her

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  Xplor3r (@SmotheringNft) reported 22 minutes ago

  @volpeLP @SimonDixonTwitt He’s at least honest that BIP-110 is a midcurve solution to a non-existent technical problem. But he’s fine turning Bitcoin itself into the battlefield for a power struggle, complete with all the coordination risks that entails. Foolish...

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  Shuyang (@Jiashuyang) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Why haven’t you fix the quit match black screen?

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  Thinker (@OscarTheAccuser) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix yo game Ubisoft

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  kalos (@kalospepgod) reported 30 minutes ago

  If the Trojan Horse hadn’t been used, but the Greeks had just won the battle on the battlefield in typical fashion, then all of Odysseus’ men had still done the same pillaging and killing of Trojans, including women and children, would he have still felt guilt? Or is Nolan trying to say you have to kill women and children and r8pe the TRAD way! Just don’t be sneaky about it Isn’t the citizens pain and death still the ultimate issue rather than offending gods? Morally speaking. If so, that would have been a more Christ-like message than Nolan’s movie tried to do… what did Odysseus think was going to happen during the preceding 9 years before the Greeks won? How exactly is Nolan saying Odysseus “learnt his lesson” in the movie besides guilt appearing out of nowhere?