Battlefield 6 Outage Map

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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  TjerkFortyEight (@WormerTjerk) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Custom search breakthrough on bazaar is broken, map keeps centering, stuck in loading screens after leaving matches, new smg locked behind 3 weeks of farming, classic pp-19 smg mag is forced locked behind 45 points.

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  DarkMuffins2708 (@BakerBoy270895) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Just fix the Support Specialist 2 bug. I have given pouches to team mates, squad mates, bots, players and even enemy team but still nothing counts. Please fix.

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  Jesse (@jessewllc20222) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING?????? THERE IS SOME MAJOR ISSUE WE KEEP GETTING KICKED FOR INACTIVITY EVEN THOUGH WE ARE ACTIVELY PLAYING THE GAME!!!!! WHAT THE HELL?!?!??!?!

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  Branco21 (@Nurfturf2) reported 10 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm The fix sbmm. I get more retards than human beings while the other team is stuff to the brim of unemployments.

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  Zzz (@Anthony03600627) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the glare in redsec downtown

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  Jake Steckler (@JakeASteckler) reported 12 minutes ago

  It's hard to express just how vulnerable helicopters are on the modern battlefield. They fly low and slow and only have crude countermeasures. This problem is only going to get worse as small drones continue to proliferate. I say this as a former AH64 pilot.

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  Jon Thomas (@wjonthomas) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield SUPPORT SPECIALIST 2 CHALLENGE PROGRESSION IS STILL BROKEN COME ON!!!

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  David (@RightByTheSea) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Trying to spawn is awful now. It skips around the map as you try and select a location. How did this patch break this game more vs fix it?

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  Krayzie Rican🇵🇷 (@AngelAl3xis99) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the spawn glitch and remove tanks from Cairo when playing conquest

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  X-From-D-Orderside(X-FrOD) (@kudos854) reported 17 minutes ago

  How Do You Tell the History of a Battle If You Die in It? The battle of Red Valley was supposed to be forgotten. Not because it was small, but because nobody survived to tell the tale. Three hundred soldiers marched into the valley on a cold morning. Across the river waited another three hundred men. Both sides believed they were fighting for justice. Both sides believed they would return home before sunset. Neither did. For two days, steel clashed against steel. Arrows darkened the sky. The river that once carried clear water ran red enough to earn the valley its name. On the evening of the second day, the last warriors fell. Silence took the battlefield. No victors remained to celebrate. No defeated remained to mourn. The valley became a graveyard known only to the wind. Years passed. Then decades. Grass swallowed the shields. Trees grew through broken armor. The world moved on as if the battle had never happened. One day, a shepherd searching for a lost goat stumbled upon an old sword buried beneath roots. Curious villagers followed him back to the valley. They found bones, rusted helmets, and hundreds of weapons scattered across the earth. No one knew what had happened there. The villagers guessed. Some said giants had fought. Others believed it was a massacre by bandits. A few claimed dragons had burned an army to death. Each generation added its own version. The story grew larger and less true with every retelling. A century later, scholars arrived. They studied the weapons, mapped the graves, and pieced together fragments of evidence. They could estimate the number of soldiers, the direction of the attacks, and even the season in which the battle occurred. Yet they could never know the most important things. What did the soldiers fear? Whom did they love? What final words did they speak? Why did they choose to fight? Those answers had died with the men in the valley. And so the history of Red Valley survived—not because anyone lived to tell it, but because the earth remembered what the dead could not. That is the strange thing about battles. Even when every witness dies, the story refuses to die with them. It lingers in scars on the land, in broken weapons beneath the soil, and in the questions left behind for those who come after. For history is not always written by survivors. Sometimes, it is written by those who arrive too late.

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  SkullsCard (@Skullscard) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Ppl with 200 ping have better experience imagine how unsync this game is, netcode or whatever they cant fix

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  Szajbus03_ (@patryk1930) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm You know about pure optymalization after season 3 or you still searching what you ****** up? After Season 3 some pepole got problems with fps after today update more pepole get it. SEARCH AND REPAIR IT.

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  Q (@200142TPM) reported 24 minutes ago

  I’d rather be launched out of a malfunctioning trebuchet into a medieval battlefield, miss the battlefield entirely, crash through the roof of a haunted cathedral, and wake up to a satanic human sacrifice than develop a crush on someone 🤍

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  Rudraksh (@Intel_Jackal) reported 24 minutes ago

  Pakistan just walked straight into a textbook US trap. The moment Starlink enters a conflict zone, it stops being civilian infrastructure and becomes a force multiplier. We are already seeing BLA-linked elements using satellite internet for coordination, navigation, and targeting against Pakistan Army positions and Chinese-linked projects, which is not innovation but predictable weaponization of connectivity. India encountered this early when insurgent networks in Manipur experimented with similar tools, and the response was swift and decisive through tighter controls, signal mapping, and aggressive counter-network pressure, containing the problem before it could scale. Islamabad appears late to this lesson, because allowing a foreign-controlled satellite grid means secure, jam-resistant communications for non-state actors, real-time ISR without local oversight, and critical policy switches controlled outside national borders with the ability to throttle, deny, or selectively enable access at will. This is not about internet access but about battlespace control, where connectivity today becomes leverage tomorrow, and the simple advice to Pakistan is that if you import the network, you also import the battlefield.

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  Mateo Álvarez S (@MateAlvarezS) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Since this update, I haven't been able to use AMD FSR Frame Generation. You've broken the game.