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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  applesauce4K (@applesauce4K) reported 1 minute ago

  @BattlefieldComm Soooo we got nothing..... Black screen, med bag, audio, grenade indicator, sniper flinch, console desync not a single fix.

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  DazzP (@DJ1P2) reported 2 minutes ago

  @silupescu Translation. “We want all idiots with mental problems on the battlefield to die in Ukraine”

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  James Portis III | JPenumbra (@JPenumbra) reported 3 minutes ago

  @ItsSpyno Them not doing it is the problem. And her not being on the battlefield is a continued example of netease exhibiting anti black behavior

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  Griff (@Scott66785108) reported 3 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm If you made a decent home screen with stuff on a single page you probably wouldn't have this problem

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  TG✨🇯🇲 (@TerrelleGraham) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield Removing and rotating game modes is stupid. Fix the atrocious UI and maybe players will be able to find and select the other game modes they want to play. Thus improving the matchmaking. When people buy a multiplayer game, they don’t expect game modes to be removed.

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  Pindazz (@Pindazz2) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the rendezook Ejection jump pls

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  Sprouticas100 (@Sprouticas100) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Put the phantom program in the base game multiplayer. I don't want to be forced to play RedSec for new content like a weapon. Honestly can you fix the base MP and actually change the ttk. It sucks right now.

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  Leigh♡⋆˙⟡ (@leighaaaajjjj) reported 16 minutes ago

  @NeyF0820 Let's not make stories out of a simple hangout with friends. Can we normalize not turning everything into an issue and over-analyzing small things? The plaza is peaceful. Please don't start another battlefield based on accusations with zero proof.

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  𝐋𝐈𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐇 ✦°˚˚ (@Starlit_Lilith) reported 19 minutes ago

  - "Roland!" Her voice broke as she called his name again. The battlefield was silent now. The shooting had stopped. The silence was even worse. She finally saw him. He was standing near a broken wall, surrounded by dust and pieces of stone. His shoulders were tired, and -

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  Michael Martin (@MikeJM5421) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm So just not going to fix the big stuff that's been plaguing the game for months now like netcode, bullet registration, actual audio issues, etc.? Well guess I'll be off playing other games again

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  Coffee and Grit (@CoffeeNGrit) reported 29 minutes ago

  Today is National Navajo Code Talkers Day, and this is one of those Marine Corps stories that really doesn’t need much dressing up! In 1942, the Marine Corps began recruiting Navajo men for a pretty unusual job. The idea was to use their native language to create a battlefield communications system the Japanese couldn’t understand. The first 29 Navajo recruits helped develop the code themselves, and it was a hell of a lot more complicated than simply getting on the radio and speaking Navajo. They created Navajo code words for hundreds of military terms. A fighter plane was a hummingbird. A submarine was an iron fish. A dive bomber was a chicken hawk. America was our mother. For words that weren’t already in the code, they developed an alphabet system that allowed them to spell them out using Navajo words. The Code Talkers had to learn all of this and carry it around in their heads! Nothing was documented! That’s the beauty of the whole thing. Even somebody who understood Navajo wouldn’t necessarily understand what the Marines were saying. Hearing the Navajo word for hummingbird doesn’t do you much good if you don’t know that the Marines on the other end are actually talking about a fighter plane. Navajo Code Talkers went on to serve throughout the Pacific, including Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan, Peleliu and Iwo Jima. They could take information that would normally have to be put through a much slower encryption and decoding process and get it over the radio quickly while Marines kept on with the actual fighting. The Japanese intercepted those transmissions, but they never did break the code. Iwo Jima probably is probably the best example of how important they had become. Six Navajo Code Talkers working with the 5th Marine Division handled more than 800 messages during the first two days of the battle without making a single error! Major Howard Connor, the division’s signal officer, later said the Marines would never have taken Iwo Jima without the Navajos. Most Americans don’t know this, but the Navajo code program remained classified after the war and wasn’t declassified until 1968. It would take decades longer for the men to receive the recognition they deserved specifically for their work as Code Talkers. In 2001, the original 29 were honored with Congressional Gold Medals, while other Navajo Code Talkers were recognized with Congressional Silver Medals. Hundreds of Navajo Marines eventually served as Code Talkers during World War II. They took their own language, transformed it into a military code, memorized the whole thing, and used it right under the noses of the Japanese. They never cracked it. Semper Fi! Who else is raising a coffee to these men this morning? If you know any Marines that might be interested in these daily Marine Corps history posts, please send them my way!

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  Koda Alexander (@Dakota81251801) reported 30 minutes ago

  wanna know what games crash more than @Battlefield ? Zero. there is not a single game in the entire world that crashes more often than Battlefield 6. I have a $2500 PC and that **** crashes every single time I start it up.

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  Battlefield Bulletin (@BFBulletin) reported 31 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm The only explanation I can find for these changes is that the playerbase is extremely low (without explicitly saying so), which would partly explain why there are out-of-region players in almost every match. You could have avoided these issues with a 'proper' server browser since day 1, but you chose the more difficult path by introducing a core feature in a later Season. This 'concept' behind Battlefield 6's matchmaking is a mess. It's not a solution.

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  EXE spdiii (@MnKSpdi) reported 31 minutes ago

  Battlefield 6 newest update nerfs movement again?! BUT STILL NO BLACK SCREEN FIX ! I don’t understand why the movement is getting punished again, since in My eyes it’s already balanced, but besides that the new update looks promising! We will see what I will cook with this !

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  Chickenooble👾🕹️ (@Chickenooble) reported 32 minutes ago

  Would the Battlefield-style of gameplay work for the Warhammer 40K universe? The tabletop game is already set in small-scale skirmishes, so the scale shouldn't be too much of an issue. Power differences could be solved by some armies having fewer respawns because they're tanky.