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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  xplynx (read: ksplinks) (@xplynx) reported 2 minutes ago

  Relevant related info: A pair of surplus UH-60A Black Hawk battlefield utility helicopters, which were formerly operated by the US Army, were delivered to Rinas Air Base, near Tirana in Albania, on January 13 of 2024. The two utility helicopters, believed to be 82-23666 and 82-23690 but now registered in Albania as FA-666 and FA-690, respectively, were delivered to Rinas by a USAF-operated C-17A Globemaster III (03-3122) assigned to the 315th/437th Airlift Wing at Joint Base Charleston in California. The Black Hawks will be used by the Albanian Air Force for utility, tactical transport, fast-roping and aerial firefighting missions. They are expected to be operated by the Regjimenti Helikopterëve (Helicopter Regiment) at Tirana Heliport and will augment the three AS532AL Cougar and two EC145 helicopters already in service.

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  Austin (@austin420k) reported 4 minutes ago

  @timthetatman Ive never played but counter strike has constantly 1 million players online at any given time. I dont see people complain about movement dorks sbmm overpriced bundles packet burst. How is it really only a cod issue and battlefield issue.

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  John (@DownHomeJohn) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Just went 5-2 on fighter sweet and not one kill counted towards my ace tally. The count is broken.

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  Spidercorpo (@SpiGuardian) reported 4 minutes ago

  @DramaAlert Anyone that's going to say "but it's a beta entirely they will fix it" battlefield 2042 was also in a beta and when it launched it might've actually be even more buggy compared to the beta versions of the game clearly showing that the bugs in the beta were never fixed at all

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  Jody (@Jod82403Jody) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Melibson_ 1. Yes. DJT fixes most all countries battlefield; go home fix your country and leave ours alone🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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  TROUBLE (@Johnny316420) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm You’ll get another update in 4 weeks and the jets will be driving around like cars and tanks will be flying. They don’t know what they’re doing with this game. Every update breaks the game more and more and their fix is to take stuff away so they don’t have to fix it

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  Henry V. (@dojopy) reported 10 minutes ago

  Centuries ago, a man could prove his value by hunting a massive animal to feed and protect his family. Today, he can walk into a supermarket with a grocery list on his iPhone, fill the cart, tap his card at a self-checkout, and go home. And strangely enough, both serve a similar purpose: Providing resources and taking care of your own. Masculinity didn’t disappear. The battlefield changed. Back then, you needed physical strength to survive. Today, you need discipline, intelligence, self-control, the ability to build, and the ability to solve problems. The mammoth is gone. Now you have businesses, money, uncertainty, technology, responsibility, and a world far more complex than anything our ancestors knew. The question is no longer: “Can you kill the mammoth?” It’s: “Can you build something that keeps your people safe?”

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  Jay Won Bak (@baky_bear) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Battlefield You guys ever going to fix the balancing of teams, getting tired of either losing in the first five mins or winning.

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  يـوسف آلعنزي 🇸🇦 (@yousef8004) reported 12 minutes ago

  Dear @Battlefield @EAHelp, why are there no Middle East servers? My ping is constantly between 160-190ms, which makes the game completely unplayable. The ME gaming community is huge and we deserve local servers for a fair experience. Please fix this! 🌍💔 #Battlefield

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  MAGAgrams (@LibertyGurl1) reported 14 minutes ago

  @EdMarkey As the old saying goes...You can't fix stupid! Anyone with half a brain knows that trans ppl join to get their surgeries paid for by our tax dollars! And CANNOT be involved in any deployment that requires the mental and physical capability to be on the battlefield, or in the air, in times of conflict due to their continuous need for medicine even after transition. Sure you can sit at a desk and run computers, and create intel, but they are not capable of being on the battlefield in times of war when we need them the most! If their radical faction weren't going around assassinating ppl they "hate", we wouldn't be having this national conversation with those who seem to think that's okay. Instead they defend them by using the mentally ill approach for their behavior, n say they didn't no what they were doing. Rather than being honest and helping them by not lying to them just to fill their bodies with drugs to be someone they're not. And causing drastic side affects they can never take back. Maybe then we'd all be unified in saying they contributed. But they're not! Instead they're playing the victim card 24/7 to create chaos, hate, division, and violence, in a world that once never gave their choices a second thought and respected it. I had several great friends back in the 80s and 90s who worked for me and we became great friends because we didn't judge each other by who we slept with. We looked at the heart, not the lifestyle. And we never complained until the radical left decided to use it as it as a tool to divide us with "victimhood" and threw it in our faces to force us to give all our attn to them. Or be doxed, harassed, intimidated, stalked, or worse, killed. There's no more empathy for them now because they chose persecution instead of the unification thx to the radical lefts obsession with power and "victimhood".. They can push it all they want but the world sees who they truly are now. And the majotity will never accept them for who they chose to be because of their radical choices. We have found that our schools and universities are filled with radical lefty professors and administrators, who push it as college courses now and have for decades since the 80s , indoctrinated our children from K -12 and their college years. There's no stopping them unless we fight back peacefully and legally to stop them from stealing our identity as a country and the power to enforce it in our lives. Let's hope and pray our God steps in to fights alongside us to stop this nonsense and chaos so we can get back to unity and love of our founding fathers who made this country the great beacon of light and freedom..

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  Alfredo Perez (@Fonzieguys) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ApollosMission Battlefield ain't bad , cs2 good besides the massive chester issue

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  Brand (@brandwhal96) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Burnvolver I remember when the new Battlefield game was causing all kinds of issues for people because of the secure boot bullshit. I am primarily PC now, but that's because I'm an enthusiast. Sometimes I still get annoyed and feel like going back to consoles lol.

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  helmsman (@StitchWeb3Joy) reported 24 minutes ago

  If you’re buying $BTC here because you’re afraid of missing $100K… you might be the exit liquidity. Everyone is bullish again. $100K predictions are back. “Buy every dip” is back. And somehow, after a massive vertical move, people suddenly think risk has disappeared. That’s exactly what worries me. My last call: ✅ Correct — The break above $70K triggered a violent short squeeze. ✅ Correct — $75K–$80K became the battlefield. ❌ Wrong — I underestimated how fast the squeeze would happen. Now forget the hype. I’m watching 3 levels: Above $80K + hold → $82K–$85K Rejected at $80K → late longs are in trouble Below $74K → this “new bull run” narrative gets seriously tested My 12H view: I’m not chasing this candle. And here’s the part Bitcoin bulls won’t like: A vertical pump caused by shorts getting destroyed is NOT the same thing as healthy spot demand. Maybe BTC goes straight to $100K. But buying AFTER the squeeze and calling it “conviction” looks a lot like FOMO to me. Bulls think I’m wrong. Good. Screenshot this. We’ll check again in 12 hours. $BTC

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  Tommy Farrell (@Fearle55farrell) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Battlefield line up all your developers for a firing line. I can't change class mid match. Range finder doesn't work anymore. Fix your ******* game. Won't fix the game, but will have a titan patch for your dead creator. Get ******.

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  PaulsCorner-VerseQuest (@TNTJohn1717) reported 27 minutes ago

  11 of 95: Deuteronomy 2:31-37 - The Fall of Sihon Key Passage: Deuteronomy 2:31-37 Introduction Deuteronomy 2:31-37 records the moment when God turns promise into possession and Sihon turns from a reigning king into a lesson written in the dust. The Lord had already told Moses, “Behold, I have given into thine hand Sihon the Amorite, king of Heshbon, and his land” (Deuteronomy 2:24). Sihon then refused Israel’s peaceful request for passage, hardened himself against the will of God, and marched out with his people to fight at Jahaz. Now the Lord says in verse 31, “Behold, I have begun to give Sihon and his land before thee: begin to possess, that thou mayest inherit his land.” Notice that word begun. Israel has spent decades wandering because an earlier generation refused to believe God at Kadesh-barnea, but now the next generation is about to watch the first major pieces of enemy territory fall into its hands. The wilderness had been full of graves; this battlefield will be full of evidence. God has not forgotten Abraham. God has not misplaced the covenant. God has not been weakened by Israel’s previous failure. A promise can wait through an unbelieving generation without aging one day in the mind of God. The victory itself is described with no uncertainty about who deserves the glory: “And the LORD our God delivered him before us” (Deuteronomy 2:33). Israel fought, Israel smote, Israel took cities, Israel gathered cattle and spoil, but the inspired record puts divine action ahead of human action. The Lord delivered Sihon. That is the controlling fact. Israel is not being taught self-confidence after forty years of cowardice; they are being taught confidence in the God they should have trusted in the first place. There is a world of difference. Self-confidence says, “We finally discovered how strong we are.” Faith says, “We finally believed how strong He is.” The old generation had looked at the enemy and said, “We be not able.” The new generation looks at Sihon after God speaks and discovers that the issue was never Israel’s ability. The greatest change between Kadesh-barnea and Jahaz was not the size of Israel’s army—it was which voice Israel believed. Yet the passage contains an equally important lesson on the other side of victory. Verse 37 says, “Only unto the land of the children of Ammon thou camest not… nor unto whatsoever the LORD our God forbad us.” Israel has just watched cities fall. Sihon is dead. His sons are dead. His kingdom is broken. No city proves too strong. Momentum is rolling in Israel’s favor, and that is precisely when boundaries become especially important. Defeat can tempt a man to quit; victory can tempt him to overreach. God had given Sihon’s land, but He had not given Ammon’s. The same faith that charged into Sihon’s territory stopped at Ammon’s border. That is mature obedience. If victory makes you forget where God drew the line, victory has become another form of temptation. 1. “I Have Begun to Give” - God Announces the Beginning of Possession The Lord says in verse 31, “Behold, I have begun to give Sihon and his land before thee.” Israel is entering a decisive new stage. For years the language of the journey had been about wandering, passing by, turning, restraining, waiting, and respecting territories assigned to others. Now the vocabulary changes to give, possess, and inherit. God is not merely moving Israel geographically; He is advancing covenant history. This territory east of Jordan does not represent the whole promised inheritance, but it is a real beginning. A beginning from God should never be despised because it is not yet the whole thing. The first stone in a foundation does not look like a house, but remove it and the house never stands. God often gives the first evidence of fulfillment before He reveals the full scale of what that fulfillment will become.