Battlefield 6 status: server issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Battlefield 6 reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Battlefield 6 users through our website.

• Sign in (38%)
• Online Play (30%)
• Glitches (15%)
• Game Crash (9%)
• Matchmaking (8%)
• Hacking / Cheating (0%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Battlefield 6 outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
São Paulo	Online Play	8 hours ago
Thionville	Glitches	12 hours ago
Val-de-Reuil	Online Play	1 day ago
Bouchain	Glitches	2 days ago
Bordeaux	Matchmaking	3 days ago
Málaga	Sign in	3 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  KILL_J0HN091 (@GAMER_1411) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Battlefield PC BF6 WHEN r yall gonna fix the crashing error: DirectX function “ GetDeviceRemovedReason” with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG. The gpu will not respond to more commands. ETC… everybody and their grandma are having this ISSUES and no one says anything. Annoying AF

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  fdecollibus (@fdecollibus) reported 10 minutes ago

  The current situation around open-weights AI—and the panic it’s triggering in the U.S.—was the most obvious, predictable outcome imaginable. It’s been clear since early 2023 that, under the current paradigm, nobody has a real moat—nothing strong enough to justify the massive investments poured in. We don’t even know how much it cost to train Chinese models like Kimi K3 or GLM 5.2. Even if it were billions, releasing them as open weights inflicts damage on the U.S. industrial and military system comparable to sinking a dozen aircraft carriers. The $5T poured into data centers, AI, and debt-financed bets by OpenAI and Anthropic now look increasingly questionable. With relatively modest costs, you can burn your opponent’s granary. Framing AI as a race like the space race or the atomic bomb was a colossal mistake. Kai-Fu Lee helped plant the “mental bomb” that emerging, still-uncertain technologies like AI should become the battlefield for a supposed Armageddon. The U.S. bought into it—and bet everything on this train. U.S. market indices are bound to blow up. If China can build reusable rockets (and Japan follows the next day), how does SpaceX justify a $1.5T valuation? If Moonshot AI or DeepSeek can track U.S. models this closely, the entire AI market narrative collapses. This isn’t about “only China can.” With enough investment, anyone can—and that’s the problem. If $1T buys you just a six-month lead, the game simply isn’t worth it. AI remains an incredibly powerful technology, capable of unlocking unprecedented heights. But the Moloch built around it in the U.S. can only collapse. I struggle to imagine any scenario where it doesn’t—at least with these technological foundations.

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  andru (@__skript) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Br__AM @Battlefield @Reffean login mint

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  Okram (@markozmaj2) reported 12 minutes ago

  @forklandsvet @AlecMacGillis Yup, maybe just finish everyone off at the battlefield and poof problem gone. Vet benefits go straight to zero

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  xurshin (@xurshin) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Chhesto @EA_DICE Clearly a skill issue cuz real milsim players would never change “settings” or leave a match🖕🏻🤬

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  Phil V from NYC (@PhilFresh2Death) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Battlefield I used a double hardware XP only for the game to crash my PC. I also had multiple free gifts in my inbox but they gave me "unknown error" when redeeming them. The AS VAL and the new AR also bug and constantly show they are new. The unlocks require me to sometimes restart the game

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  chris (@ChrisSlaske) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Battlefield 4 games in and hit reg is still broken CQB. Half the time it takes X amount of bullets. The other half it takes Y amount of bullets. Headshot multiplier included with hollow points

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  Josh (@Tronthetrader) reported 18 minutes ago

  @thereplygui Helicopters are ancient tech without the flexibility for the modern battlefield. Besides defense, the traditional helicopter is a death trap for passengers. 1 error away from a free fall.

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  Saul Briseño (@Hardtobeat_000) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm There's also an issue where they don't give the 25 level skips from the pro version; I didn't get them.

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  Osman🇪🇷 (@WediBedho) reported 25 minutes ago

  Mr. “I want more problems always” is expected to visit KSA amid Ansarallah (Houthis) targeting Saudi linked shipping in the Red Sea around Bab al Mandeb 😒. We don’t want Shahid drones flying over our country. Eritrea is not a battlefield for anyone’s agenda This is not our fight.. @hawelti

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  Mr Producer (@RichSementa) reported 26 minutes ago

  Sec Pete Hegseth Shuts Down Sen Chris ***** “I would take issue with your characterization that we started this war. IRAN STARTED THIS WAR 47 years ago, and they’ve killed thousands of Americans, including our brothers on the battlefield in Iraq. Iran has been targeting us.” No more rewriting history. The mullahs have been at war with America since 1979.

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  DeadSpacedOut (@DeadSpacedOut) reported 31 minutes ago

  @redslayerknows @Battlefield dude, i had the absolute worst desync, hit detection, lagging, the entire time i was playing, it felt awful, and that's not even talking about the abysmal Breakthrough and Rush layouts with constant spawntrapping & mortar/explosive spam lol

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  Antonio Kapochani (@AntoiineMnd) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix footstep ffs

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  Cufarmer 🇺🇸🐐- Querying 📚 (@cufarmer) reported 33 minutes ago

  My MC may be a bit...full of himself. 😬 ---- Partial Chapter: Remy Voss---- Standing beneath the cool shower, I watch my reflection in the dark green wall. Suds fall away in waves as I move gently under the simulated rain. It should be her I see. Hannah should be lost in my touch as her reflection stares back at me while I caress her skin, my arm sweeping beneath her breasts to hold her body against mine. I use her shampoo, the scent calming, and I get lost in time. I recall fifteen years ago like it was now. I had arrived at Hannah’s apartment with a bouquet of wildflowers and a bottle of Canadian whiskey. She let me in but kept her distance, watching me. Taking in my gray pleated slacks and white dress shirt as if they were the wrapper on a candy bar. “You don’t own me” played on a media cube in the living room. Lesley Gore’s seductively defiant voice crackles crisply as if it were ripped straight from 150-year-old vinyl. I knew a battle line had been drawn, and I welcomed it with trembling hands as my heart sped up. Her eyes stalked me as she moved with the grace of a doe in her black cocktail dress that shimmered a thousand shades of green beneath the dining room chandelier. Beneath her subtle curves and beauty lurked a panther, and it startled me into an odd fight-or-flight arousal. I set the whiskey on the kitchen counter. “So…we aren’t going to dinner then?” I asked, sensing she had other plans. Up until a week earlier, when I ran into Hannah at the Special Operations executive liaison office in Austin, I hadn't seen her since she pulled my *** off the battlefield. I’d asked her to dinner, and she agreed with some hesitation. “Maybe,” she said, kicking off her shoes. I followed her to the living room where she wheeled on me at the far end of her expansive rug. She looked down at my shoes and cocked her brow. As she shook out her arms, I knew where it was going next. “I don’t fight women,” I muttered, kicking my shoes off to the side. Veterans miss the fight. Happens all the time. I’d taken a beating in a club a time or two after South Texas, just to feel something again. I wasn’t about to knock her around. Her sparkling eyes and crazed smile reassured me that I didn’t have a choice about what happened next unless I walked out. “I have questions, Rémy…I have for a long time,” she said, her chest heaving as she regulated her breathing. While she was speaking, I didn’t notice she’d inched closer. “For starters, how did we survive? We were annihilated–every last unit gone,” she spat, pausing to breathe. “But the battle still raged.” “I don’t know. You were there–” She lunged forward with a jab, slapping my jaw hard. So quick were her movements that she pivoted, arcing her arm around my neck and kicking my knee out, flattening me to the ground. On my back, I stared up, gasping for air. She paced in front of me, and I thought she’d spit on me. But she leaned over, offering me a hand. I stared down into the vee of her dress because it was there and then took her hand. “Thank you,” I murmured. “Let’s try again,” she huffed. “How did we escape, Rémy?” “Rocco. Something happened.” I can’t tell her everything. But looking into her eyes, I could see that she knew more than I’d told her. Hannah’s muscles tensed. Another take-down was coming. “Celest repaired him…” I trailed off, as if I’d just had a revelation. Celest was just the tool. What was I to do? We were all dead–written off. No reinforcements. There was no kill or be killed. All that was left was to survive. So, I did it. She searched my face, and our eyes met. Hers narrowed, and she relaxed her shoulders. “I…we suspected knew the catalyst and failure occurred at West Battery. That was where the resistance bloomed.” I shrugged. I’d broken the law. I set one free. One stinking android. “The droids were destroyed. What’s the problem?” “Those droids were destroyed,” she says, slipping her shoes back on. “C’mon, you owe me dinner.” The water flashes cold for a moment, prickling my skin and bringing me back to the present. Pruned fingers turn the shower valve off, and then I step onto the cold floor. The doorbell chimes, speeding me up. I dry my hair quickly and then pad to the door. I couldn’t have been in the shower long enough for Trevor to do the laundry, so I suspect it’s the building manager or police. Peering through Hannah’s old-fashioned peephole, I confirm it’s a detective. I hadn’t forgotten about Prick or my van. I open the door and stare out at the middle-aged detective dressed in utility boots, denim jeans, and a white button-up tee shirt. “Can I help you?” I ask, appearing mildly annoyed. “Austin PD. We’re here about a disturbance,” The detective in front of me says. His badge is clear enough. The detective behind him is a woman about the same age, but has dark hair instead of brown. She’s slightly shorter than he is, and I look down at both of them. She blushes as I take the towel from my waist and continue to dry off my legs. I grumble, “What disturbance? I’m alone and as you can see, all’s quiet.” “Can you put some clothes on, mister?” the male detective draws out the last word. “Voss. Rémy…it’s not a crime to be naked in my own home,” I say, extending my hand to shake his. I’m uncomfortably close, and he declines, but his quietly giddy partner steps forward and takes it. She takes me all in as she shakes and I think she’s going to faint. So, I pull away. “Mister Voss. I’m Detective Agatha Lynn, and this is Detective Bill Springer,” she says coldly, but her excitement bleeds out. “May we come inside?” I show them in, and Bill makes a show of distancing himself from my dangling ****. Agatha just glances down at it like it could be on the menu another time. They do what cops do while I step away to dress. Agatha follows me to ensure I’m not arming myself while Bill’s sharp eyes scan the place, recording every detail, looking for something out of place. “So…is there a Miss Voss?” Agatha asks, typing on her pad. I’m certain there is no need for that question other than her own curiosity. I turn and catch her eyes devouring me. I’m used to women doing this, and I do bring it on myself. It’s useful, at times. Like today. “No,” I say politely to her. She’s easily ten years my senior. I give her an obvious but curt ********** before I smile and look away. The way she shudders, I know she just creamed herself. She throws a hand on the wall beside the bathroom door to keep herself from melting, her hands quivering, and eyes fluttering. “I…see. Thank you,” she says, turning to follow me. I stroll back to the living room with her on my tail. With Agatha dealing with the wetness between her thighs, I have only one detective to contend with. Bill asks about the suite and Hannah Storme and then points to the balcony. Agatha chews her fingernails and doesn’t pay much attention. I calmly walk to the sliding door and step out into the air and admire the skyline. “So, you see, Mister Voss. If you look down there…” Bill points ten stories down. I glare at him. “Are you trying to give me vertigo? I’m not looking down,” I snap back. “Look at this view–who looks down?” Bill does. “Your shuttle parked along the curb…you don’t see anything wrong with it?” I glance down for a split-second and pretend to get dizzy. “It appears your droid has fallen ten floors down and caved in the roof on your shuttle” I gasp, then stare down, losing my balance and clinging to the rail. “Oh, my God,” I whisper, putting on a show. “How…” Agatha uses this moment to rush beside me and press herself into me. “Be careful, Mister Voss. I’ve got you,” she stutters, groping me. Bill shakes his head. “So…an accident. The droid is an older model. Keep them away from balconies, Mister Voss.”

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  UniQue 🇳🇱 (@ThePollus) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Another patch another broken mess introduced. Ya’ll can’t do one patch without screwing up. Ya’ll are unbelievable for a AAA company. Unacceptable.

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  James C Graves (@JamesCGraves1) reported 35 minutes ago

  @abdulslam2017 Nope the idea is to take away Iran's ability to move missiles and drones via road from dumps to firing sites and to create munitions resupply problems for the IRGC. It is called isolating the battlefield.

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  Adrock (@Adrock318) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Battlefield We want a fix for the constant crashing in Redsec. I crash at least 2 or 3 times a night and so does my entire squad. This better be fixed tomorrow. @DRUNKKZ3 @tiggr_

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  Dr. 𝕁𝕒𝕜𝕖 MD 🥼 (@JakeDoesMemes) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Good map, fix usual issues please

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  diarchtct (@diarchtct) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Don't care, fix Strikepoint

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  𝑬𝒗𝒆 𝑶𝒍𝒗𝒆𝒅 (@GamesnRoses) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Battlefield how's the servers on Xbox ? ping ? hitreg ? frozes ? slow mo ? are these issues still there ?

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  Raul Guadalupe (@XxBrolySSJxX) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Battlefield You guys released a whole different season and still didn’t fix strike point ? And why are we still in Fort Lyndon in Red Sec ? :( come on guys … we want a 4v4 mode . .

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  ipetloudog (@buttchug704) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Hey I’m on steam and my guns just keep shooting. I’ll unplug every peripheral and it’ll dump everything I got still. Someone on Reddit having the same problem

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  michael fitchett (@FitchettMicael) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Battlefield will not buy another ******* season pass no cosmetics or anything til they fix the ******* game on console and not just for the ******* cheating *** cronus useres either. the cheating is so bad on pc cronus is a breeze

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  Бесполезный клоун (@_after32) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Also, 25 tier are not working for me, although I’ve received rewards for BF pro

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  Krystopf Úlfurhlaeja (@RagePacing) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Yes but did you fix it to play more like BF4 with the shiny new systems or are you still ignoring your core player base to cater to 12yr olds that abandoned your game a couple of weeks after launch and youtube "trickshot-with aim assist" farming (And still with the aim assist in hardcore--wtf is wrong with you fps devs??? Even CoD devs have aim assist in hardcore!--Oh that's right, 20-30 somethings with only gta5 as your reference point instead of bf3, bf4, and bf1 IN YOUR OWN LIBRARY as your reference points except for aesthetics as seen here) I only ***** because I love battlefield and you killed it. All my friends are military (except that 🎂 crazy *&%$@!); past, present, and/or deployed to Iran, and ALL hate what you've done to the series. Army, Navy, one crayon eater, and some other Marines...I'm the crayon eater Go back and re-cater to the 50+ core player base that unlocked that pain in the *** .50 black powder revolver in bf1 through those ridiculous puzzles (that were well done but still aggravating) in the phantom project or whatever it was called or just call it a day... (Since I'm going to get blocked...again) For future updates, especially those as big as this, just ask yourself, does it play like battlefield 4 (before you flattened the stats that made every weapon the same so ppl would play that pile 2042 instead) Or, don't bother! Block me again because I'm right! There's a saying about EA anyways and you all know what it is so whatever. I want you to succeed. I want Battlefield back. #MBGA

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  michael fitchett (@FitchettMicael) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Battlefield ******* trash fix the servers they suck on console pc 2 seconds a head and its bad don't blame this on netcode cause 3 months ago the game played fine or back in march it was fine now its straight ****

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  陈然 Ran Chen (@chenran818) reported 53 minutes ago

  I used to think like an engineer. Every problem was a system to be optimized, a bug to be fixed. Then I became a stay-at-home dad and tried to 'debug' my baby. That’s when my entire mental framework collapsed. The engineering mindset is about control and logic. You find repeatable errors and you patch them. But parenting is the opposite. It’s managed chaos. A crying fit isn’t a bug; it's a signal that requires empathy. Reading the same story over and over isn't an inefficiency; it’s how you build security and trust. The very thinking that made me a good engineer made me ineffective where it mattered most. I was forced to learn a new operating system built on patience, emotional regulation, and positive reinforcement. I didn't learn these in a management seminar; I learned them on the 'battlefield' of parenthood, an experience I first wrote about in early 2025. When I eventually returned to my career, I realized the corporate world has it backwards. We chase technical certifications while the most valuable, resilient professional traits are being forged far outside the office. My time 'away' from my career did more for my career than my career ever did. The interruptions are the curriculum.

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  日向君 (@Hinata_Kiyoto) reported 54 minutes ago

  Test Your Word Power—Broaden your lexicon via global news outlets 2026-07-20-1 —Axios U.S. forces said Sunday they found the [ ] (the physical parts of a person’s body that are left after death, especially when recovered at a site such as a battlefield or crash location ) of an unidentified service member near the Jordan air base where two American troops were killed in an Iranianmissile attack.

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  j woo (@JohnWoods90118) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Chicago1Ray Veterans assert that Hegseth's service was in civil-affairs operations and as adviser rather than leading infantry companies in protracted combat. They describe him as a "PR construct" or "ideological extremist" whose understanding of war shaped by media than battlefield reality

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  Alric Sharif (@Alric_Sharif) reported 58 minutes ago

  @AMK_Mapping_ Besides, considering the manpower and overall military might issue, could he done anything differently to make ukraine win in the battlefield? Hardly not. Only could have saved some soldiers by pullling out of encirclement