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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Griff (@Scott66785108) reported 2 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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  MorganFizz (@MorganFizzYT) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Bearwolf3000 @BattlefieldComm @T0TALfps They can fix the ui it’s just gonna take a long *** time probably months he’ll even years

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  osi (@osiownage) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Can you fix the damn AC? Or atleast explain what the error codes are? wtf is error 41?!

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  6*Gs Aemeathx🇨🇦 (@aemeathxps) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Maybe fix the god awful matchmaking and balancing we've been screaming about for 4 seasons now.

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  Koda Alexander (@Dakota81251801) reported 14 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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  Phantomepics (@phantom3112) reported 15 minutes ago

  Does anyone else have the same problem in Battlefield 6, where you navigate through the menu and when you go back to start a game. The start screen is blank and have to restart the game. @EA_DICE

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  Coffee and Grit (@CoffeeNGrit) reported 17 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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  PIX (@PIXX3L5) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm So no fix for the Bradley randomly exploding on CAIRO BAZAAR at the start of the round?

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  Dude (@ThatDude_bro) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @EA Fix the UI ,bring back Rush and fix Breakthrough especially on tsuru reef. All these dumb issues and changes are essentially preventing me from wanting to even purchase the battle pass. Guess you all don’t like money

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  Jon (@JonShadwellX) reported 26 minutes ago

  @EndersFPS I tag @EA_DICE @Battlefield every day trying to bring to their attention the issues and they do not listen.

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  Antti Laakso 🇫🇮 (@AnttiLaakso) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm How to get faster queues to players and no need to remove game modes= server browser How to stop all players to play only engineers= lock classes Bf6 problems can easily be fixed by standard things from old bf games😤

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  Trigglez (@Triggz02) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield Can you please address why I’m only able to play casual REDSEC in Australia and New Zealand ? Playing against a server that’s 60% bots is a terrible experience! I never had issue before finding or waiting for games.

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  Kassa (@ka5sa5695) reported 27 minutes ago

  If only we have this thing called SERVER BROWSERS that has existed since... idk, the beginning of Battlefield??? we wouldn't have this problem

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  AMERICAN VALUES ALLIANCE (@XAmericanValues) reported 30 minutes ago

  The Church’s Mandate To Equip Believers Against Islamic Indoctrination Of Western Youth The Church of Jesus Christ stands under a direct, non-negotiable mandate to equip the saints for spiritual warfare. In this hour, that mandate requires clear teaching against the systematic Islamic indoctrination of Western youth through Qatari-funded education, media narratives, and cultural pressure that denies the heart of the Gospel. Scripture does not leave the Church free to remain silent or soft. Paul charged the elders of Ephesus to declare the whole counsel of God. Jesus commanded His followers to make disciples and teach them to observe all that He commanded. The apostle Peter required every believer to be ready to give a defense for the hope within him. Colossians 2:8 warns against being taken captive by empty philosophy and deception according to the elementary principles of the world rather than according to Christ. Youth are being conditioned daily to view Christianity as oppressive and Islam as the moral alternative. They are told that Jesus was merely a prophet, that the crucifixion never occurred, and that the biblical claim of His deity is false. Quran 4:157 states that the Jews did not kill him nor crucify him, but it was made to appear so to them. Quran 5:72 declares that those who say the Messiah is God have certainly disbelieved. Quran 9:30 places a curse on those who say the Messiah is the Son of God. These are not peripheral disagreements. They are formal rejections of the atoning death and the deity of Christ upon which salvation rests. The Church that fails to teach these distinctions and refute them leaves its young people defenseless. A weekly youth meeting of games and moral encouragement is not sufficient. Churches must become centers of worldview discipleship. Foundational doctrines of God, Christ, sin, and Scripture must be taught with clarity. The exclusive claim of Jesus in John 14:6 must be proclaimed without apology. False narratives of Western guilt and Islamic victimhood must be exposed with historical and biblical evidence. Pastors who preach only self-help and positive thinking while remaining silent on these matters abandon the flock. True shepherds guard against wolves. They call error by its name. They equip fathers to lead their households in the discipline and instruction of the Lord and support mothers in the daily work of discipleship. The home remains primary, yet the Church is commanded to strengthen and resource that work rather than replace it. The real-world consequence of silence is generational loss. Young people raised without clear apologetics and doctrinal backbone drift into relativism, sympathy for Islamic claims, and eventual rejection of the exclusive Gospel. The Church that will not contend for the truth in public and private has already conceded the battlefield. Now is the time for courage. Now is the time for clarity. The Church must return to the full counsel of God, train its people to demolish arguments raised against the knowledge of God, and raise a generation that fears Jehovah more than the approval of the culture. Anything less is dereliction of the charge Christ has given. If it’s within your capacity and you value these educational posts, we appreciate any support on our ‘Buy Me a Coffee’ link found in our profile.

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  The Etheologician ⚖ _____🇮🇱 🇺🇸🌎_ (@ariginator) reported 31 minutes ago

  @klsbkkr @ChaiLife613 I appreciate the dialogue. I consider Christians my brothers in believing in God and in sharing biblical values. I think you all are simply misguided, and frankly, it's also a bit irritating that you think you can appropriate and misinterpret our book and religion and then tell us what it really means. (And you make graven images, so there's that.) But I enjoy talking about God to people who care, and I can tell you do. So, hi. --- Side notes: - Whether or not Jesus rose on the third day doesn't actually go to the question of whether he's the Messiah. That is not a criterion for the Messiah. - Eyewitness accounts most decidedly do *not* prove he did. Paul is the only firsthand testimony. conceived without the seed of man: This was never a prerequisite for the Messiah. In fact, quite the opposite. The covenant God made with King David was that the royal throne would belong to "his seed". That's the literal word used. Because Jesus was supposedly born to a virgin (a belief based on a blatant mistranslation) Jesus has no lineage at all, Davidic or otherwise, and certainly not royal. No, adoption is not enough -- a Levi adopted by a Cohen cannot be a priest, for example -- and no, lineage is not passed through the mother, but "by the house of their fathers". So this immaculate conception thing you are depending on for the unblemished lamb you need to absorb the sins of mankind which was never something the Messiah was supposed to do anyway is causing a lot of problems for your story. - the Moshiach is a man, not a god, not a demigod, not an avatar, and not a human sacrifice for our sins. doing what Moshiach ben Yosef was supposed to: Nope. Moshiach ben Yosef is supposed to be a soldier who physically leads troops into war, re-establishes a sovereign physical and military presence in Israel, and dies on the battlefield. He ingathers the exiles. In Jesus' time, the land remained occupied by the Romans. Also, devastatingly, he is of the lineage of the northern tribes of Ephraim or Menasseh, the sons of Joseph. Even if you say that Jesus belonged to the line of David, it further proves he is NOT Moshiach ben Yosef. God is One, there is no other: Yes, completely agree. Your analogy of the Chayot doesn't really apply to God in his essence, of course, but I agree that he can appear to us via various methods. I am not limiting God's *ability* to walk among us should he want (and in fact, he is doing that every day in our own selves). What I do say is that has nothing to do with the Messiah. Messianic divinity is not some Jewish concept which was fulfilled by Jesus. Blessings.