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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  NoLiquidity (@NoLiquidity77) reported 3 minutes ago

  @BRICSinfo But aren't Iran essentially fighting 2 countries? So what's the issue? They're just evening the battlefield right? Or am I missing something...

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  Canadian Professor 🇨🇦 (@canadianprof) reported 4 minutes ago

  @remarks He has bigger losing issues than to think about the things dont matter. He is losing big time in the battlefield btw.

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  The Thoughts you Push Away (@Silent1Knight) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Battlefield SO please explain why I HAVE to have steam enabled to play your game after your update today? Between EA and STEAMS and INVIDAS overlays... Turning them all off ALLOWS me to play your game. SO WHY DOES YOUR GAME tell me to turn the things on that crash it.

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  chris (@ChrisSlaske) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Audio fixes (positioning/gunfire/lack of any vehicle sounds except bugged broken tank audio) vehicle nerfs, consistent rpg damage to tanks, remove ranked red sec. Give 1-4 squad size for redsec games of 50-60 players. Stop with 100 player meta bullshit.

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  mathias wolf (@Mathias8Wolf) reported 8 minutes ago

  One more philippic holding general Syrskyi responsible for "Soviet style" military mismanagement and all the "avoidable excessive losses" of UAF. Yet decisionistically reducing all those problems to one of bad personal leadership without addressing systemic constraints and failures (lack of manpower and training, internal Ukr. problems with logistics and procurement, cases of fortifications remaining unmanned, inadequate equipment partly due to insufficient Western support, etc) may not be sufficient to overcome them. The failure of the Ukr.summer offensive, certainly not a masterpiece of strategic originality - there was no surprise effect - was also due to insufficient equipment, from modern battlefield missile and demining systems to tank rescue vehicles, but even more so to generally low numbers of heavy equipment, and the lack of direct air support (combat helicopters, airborne raids etc). This does by no means justify the removal of brilliant Fedorov from the MoD which remains a grave, self damaging error of Zelensky. What surprises is however the unusual overt public attack on mil.hierarchy by Fedorov after his dismissal, that's quite unusual and may hint to an ego too strong for the logics of mil.burocracy. Zaluzhny had shown restraint in this situation.

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  Pablo Sotto✌️ (@JasonVoorheesV) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the game

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  EV-AT (@martin55347292) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Just got back in after months, i enjoy it so far, still miss levolution, changing weather or night day cycle, some dynamic features for the "wow effect", crashing after every match is annoying, needs fix asap, but so far its gotten better since release, !!!MORE MAPS PLS!!!

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  StoneRainbow71 (@StoneRainbow71) reported 18 minutes ago

  @alex71421672700 @DannyDrinksWine Again, the heel of Italy (where Spartacus' army was trying to escape to) is, at best, 30% forest 200 years before Spartacus. It would be even less so 2 centuries later, in his time. Which is why I'm OK having a battlefield be a FIELD without trees. Not sure what the issue is.

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  Eve🤍🌟 (@GunbunnyEve) reported 19 minutes ago

  AAA Devs these days just launch half-finished games under the guise of "Live-Service" and then go surprised Pikachu wondering why nobody stays long-term. Battlefield 6 and Marathon are both up there as examples of this, and it breaks my heart bc I really wanted to love them lol

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  Military Observer (@TheMilObserverr) reported 20 minutes ago

  The IAF wants a man-portable loitering munition that can hit targets 40 km away, under a fresh Make in India RFI 🇮🇳 This is the air force asking Indian companies to build a backpack-carried kamikaze drone for troops on the ground. The system needs to fly for over two hours and carry either HE or HEAT warheads, so it can hit soft targets and armored ones both. That kind of range and staying power in something a soldier can carry would be a real jump from what's currently in service. Give infantry this kind of reach and precision, and the battlefield math changes fast 🚩

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  Destruction (@Destructio86084) reported 20 minutes ago

  @blehh545 @helldivers2 I saw it too But i think it’s a visual glitch not an actual game affecting bug Also im proposing a lighter version of that armor, so that you can tell them apart but still follow logic ( not sending your elite soldiers on the battlefield with no armor )

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  Just A Messenger (@AdedoyinTweets) reported 23 minutes ago

  @SalHumbles @fawzydawah The problem is that introducing takhsis using "Jesus is not dead" as an exception into this verse destroys the very purpose of the verse itself. The purpose of the verse is to convince doubters on the battlefield that the death of their prophet should not matter since he was just like all other messengers before him. If Jesus did not die then the loophole for doubt and discouragement the verse itself wants to prevent is still there. Besides there is no verse that says Jesus did not die. It rather 4:157-158 implies it was Allah that did it as promised in Quran 3: 55. 📌If based on the Qur'an you can believe Jesus did not die at all before being raised up, he is still continuing his current term. That would mean some of you will still be needy people, debtors and slaves in the Paradise you're going to because Jesus said he must give Zakah as long as he lives(Quran 19: 31) and zakah is ONLY for these set of people and those who help collect for them. 👇🏼

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  Cryptothreads.io (@CryptoThreadsX) reported 25 minutes ago

  @unusual_whales This matters more for oil/gas markets than headlines suggest - if the Pentagon is quietly holding back attack details for OPSEC reasons, actual escalation risk on the ground is likely running ahead of what's priced into crude right now. Info lag between battlefield reality and market reaction is where volatility hides

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  Shake Allen (@FolleyWyatt) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Battlefield I still get a server error that disconnects me from online servers constantly, my internet works so tell me why battlefield? I just want to play the game 😔

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  Ophnell Cumberbatch II (@Ophnell_II) reported 25 minutes ago

  Genuinely curious what standard people think this movie is failing to meet, because "authentic Greek casting" has never been the bar for any major Bronze Age/Classical Greek film. Troy (2004) didn't clear it either — no one raised this over Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, or Orlando Bloom. Nolan himself cast Tom Hardy as Bane, a character who's Latino in the original text, and that predates the current wave of casting-accuracy discourse entirely. If the standard only gets invoked now, it's worth asking why. There's a deeper problem with "faithful to the original" as a standard at all: there isn't a stable original to be faithful to. The Homeric Question is a real, unresolved scholarly debate — we don't know if "Homer" was one person, several, or a name attached to centuries of oral-formulaic composition and later redaction. Even Troy, which people hold up as the more "authentic" adaptation, isn't actually built on Homer alone. The Iliad stops before the wooden horse, before Achilles' death, before the sack of the city — none of that is in Homer. Troy had to pull from Quintus of Smyrna's Posthomerica, written roughly 1,100 years after Homer's traditional dating. So the "more historically accurate" comparison is itself leaning on a text further removed from the source than most people realize. Given that, I think the more useful question isn't "did they cast this faithfully" but "why did Nolan make the choices he made." His Odyssey clearly isn't just restaging the Trojan War — reviewers have connected it directly to the antiwar throughline he started in Oppenheimer, and the film's ending (the horse burning, a line about the lessons of this age being forgotten) reads like a deliberate argument that glorifying past violence is what lets it repeat. That's a different project than reproducing "the sensibilities of the original text" — and it's worth noting that most of the visceral, glorified battlefield violence people associate with Homer is Iliad material anyway; the Odyssey itself is mostly Odysseus narrating the war secondhand, years after the fact, which is a different register to begin with. None of this means you have to like the movie. "I didn't enjoy it" or "this take on the character didn't land for me" doesn't need defending — that's just taste. The claim that opens you up to pushback is "this is what it should be" — because that's asserting there's one correct version, and for a story with no fixed original, passed down and reshaped for millennia, there just isn't one. Every adaptation, every reading, every classroom interpretation of a 2,700-year-old poem is already a departure from something that was never fixed in the first place. Might as well judge the movie Nolan actually made. **I used AI assistant and Internet browser queries to refine my ideas and clean up grammar and composition. I just wanted to get your thoughts on the take since you're my movie queen. You are always so insightful. @gmgeiko