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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  flowbee24 (@flowbee24) reported 6 minutes ago

  @SGTWipper1Each no way an f35 can loiter 8 hours over a battlefield. i dont know why theyre trying to fix what isnt broken.

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  Tus4r_fps 🇫🇷 (@OlivierArtus) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Please fix the rpg. Tired of shooting through tank and others stuffs Thanks

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  DJ TinyTim (@TheIdeaManFL) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Can you fix the audio for vehicles and footsteps, please? Also, undo the boneheaded move on mortars in HQ that has ruined your best mode, Breakthrough. And why the hell can’t our three person party ever get a fourth in BR? We dropped in 6 times and got a fourth twice - both AFK.

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  Jidderh ❤️ (@Engr_hauwerh) reported 10 minutes ago

  @visegrad24 Reports say a Ukrainian drone strike hit an Donetsk base used by Federal Security Service special forces — showing how targeted strikes are reshaping the battlefield.

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  Chad Pickard (@Chaddyillac) reported 15 minutes ago

  @jaydenVazkes @Battlefield lol. CoD 2.0 and broken as ****

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  GBFL (@GBFL9) reported 16 minutes ago

  @naranciagaming What gets me about the Battlefield movie or the Call of Duty movie or whatever is I genuinely can’t imagine how they’d be video game movies and not just like standard issue war action flicks. Just brand for the sake of brand lol

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  OG Lil Rabbit (@RabbitShirogan3) reported 17 minutes ago

  Honest to ******* god I’m just reset achievements and refund BF6, this game deadass might be last battlefield and I’ve never seen a live service lose its monstrous momentum as bad as this game.

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  𝑼𝑮𝑶𝑩𝑬𝑺𝑻 (@LiquidityIQ) reported 17 minutes ago

  Most retail traders misunderstand the battlefield. They think the chart is neutral. It is not. Every candle is the result of someone bigger than you solving the problem of where retail stops are sitting. If you are predictable, you are already positioned as liquidity.

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  TheGlobalEquator (@GlobalEquator) reported 19 minutes ago

  @sentdefender 7,000 year old Iran won't trade its battlefield victories for talks with a 250 year old predator regime. From its inception via occupation and broken treaties on Turtle Island to shredding the JCPOA and assassinating leaders during negotiations not once, but twice.

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  the zombie gamer (@_Zomdude_) reported 19 minutes ago

  @SplatwtConfess the maps were better and back then we had the mentality that battlefield players have. that mentality being "if its broken i'll just fight back with something equally as broken". and while i agree that the maps were better the "tetris piece" design philosiphy is still there

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  J (@GrabbaBeer) reported 20 minutes ago

  @LudwingLima @RubberduckyFPS @EA_DICE It’s always the worst players who claim skill issue 🤡 learn how games work you bot

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  Neilo (@FlyNeilo) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Please fix the jet or something, my Cessna in real life have a better manoeuvrability than your F-22

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  Nutloose (@Guiltysparrk) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the air radar

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  ThisIsAbsurd (@Chris72648) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Battlefield I would if BF would not crash every 5 min...

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  PaulsCorner-VerseQuest (@TNTJohn1717) reported 22 minutes ago

  the mouth in murmuring. Feeling fear is not the same as renouncing faith. Pressure is a battlefield sensation. Defeat is a moral event. They are related, but they are not identical. If a believer does not keep that distinction clear, he will often turn temptation into a self-fulfilling prophecy. God Measures the Pressure Even When You Cannot One of the most comforting lines in 1 Corinthians 10:13 is that God “will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able.” That means temptation is not only real. It is measured. The believer may not be able to measure it accurately in the moment. Feelings often exaggerate. Fear often distorts. Appetite often makes the pressure seem final. But above all of that stands the faithful God, and He knows exactly where the line is. He knows the frame. He knows the pressure point. He knows what is being permitted. He knows what must be restrained. He knows how much can be borne under His governing hand. That is critical, because when temptation grows hot, the soul often begins speaking in absolutes. “This is too much. This is impossible. I cannot bear this. Nobody has ever felt what I feel. This situation is different.” But God says He will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able. That does not mean the believer will feel strong. It means God remains in charge of the measurement even when the believer feels weak. The reality of divine measurement is more trustworthy than the panic of human sensation. This also means the believer must learn to distrust his own dramatic reading of the moment. The flesh will always insist the pressure is beyond measure. God says it is not beyond His faithful government. The heart says, “I am cornered.” God says, “There is a way of escape.” The emotions say, “I cannot bear this.” God says, “You may be able to bear it.” That is why faith matters so much in temptation. Faith does not deny the pressure. It denies that the pressure has escaped God’s wise bounds. The Way of Escape Is Often Hidden by Panic, Not Absent Paul says God “will with the temptation also make a way to escape.” That means the temptation never arrives by itself. God’s provision is already in the field. But here is the problem: many believers look for the way of escape only after they have spent too long staring at the temptation itself. Panic narrows the vision. Desire narrows the vision. Fear narrows the vision. Pride narrows the vision. By the time the flesh has done its work, the God-made path is often still there, but the tempted person is no longer looking for it. He is staring at the forbidden option until it fills the whole sky. The way of escape may be very plain. It may mean leave the room. End the conversation. Shut the device. Walk away from the table. Get out of the car. Confess the thought. Call the brother. Open the Bible. Get on your knees. Refuse the second glance. Stop the fantasy before it takes shape. But the flesh hates simple escapes because simple escapes often require immediate humility. The flesh would rather invent a complicated strategy that leaves room to keep playing around the edge of sin. God often gives a door marked “run,” and pride stands there looking for a nobler-looking one. That is why feeling pressure strongly is still not the same thing as defeat. The escape may still be present while the pressure is intense. The battle may still rage while the door stands open. The issue is whether the believer will stop interpreting the strength of the temptation as the absence of escape. That is one of the devil’s lies. “Since this feels so overwhelming, there cannot be any real path out.” Paul says there is. God makes it. The believer must therefore train himself to look for God’s door instead of merely measuring the size of the enemy at the gate. Bearing It Is Not the Same as Liking It The last phrase of the verse says, “that ye may be able to bear it.” That is very important, because many Christians subconsciously believe that if God is