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Battlefield 6 is a 2025 first-person shooter game developed by Battlefield Studios and published by Electronic Arts. Serving as the eighteenth installment in the Battlefield series, the game was released for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S on October 10, 2025.
Problems in the last 24 hours
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Battlefield 6 users through our website.
- Online Play (38%)
- Sign in (36%)
- Matchmaking (14%)
- Glitches (6%)
- Game Crash (6%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Battlefield 6 outage reports came from the following cities:
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Online Play | 15 hours ago |
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Online Play | 1 day ago |
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Sign in | 2 days ago |
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Online Play | 3 days ago |
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Sign in | 4 days ago |
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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Pontiac Sunfire GXP Concept '02 (@fhwei_) reported@signalpestt has this ever been an issue in battlefield? the front sight post stays there in 3, it stays in 4, hardline, and apparently also 2042
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𝙆𝙀𝙑𝘉𝘖𝘈𝘙𝘋 (@kvbrd_YT) reported@maxwelltani so what you're saying is that it wouldn't be an issue if a BMW M3 would drive around the battlefield, with a minigun attached to the roof? it's fantasy after all... doesn't need to be historically accurate! see how retarded your argument is?
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TheTopMostDog 🇦🇺🐕🦺🏕️🎣🔫🪓🥩 (@TheTopMostDog) reported@Battlefield No idea how you guys can think that the first person vehicle FOV is acceptable, especially in vehicles where you're still just your soldier in a seat. Same thing happens on a ladder. This has been in every frostbite title; I'm pretty sure you don't actually know how to fix it.
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phil mcC (@philmcC9) reported@FraserNelson @adamboultonTABB because it’s about controlling the question, not the answer. If immigration is the talked about issue of the day, Reform gets a boost. He probably also knows he can never win back Reform voters on the battlefield of immigration- they want urgent remigration to save British identity , not a slight slowing of the rate of their replacement.
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Samuel | Riftbound L1 (@SamTheHumanTCG) reported@LotharHS It’s an issue of timing. Not one of the location. Ambush only gives a unit reaction if the unit is being played to a battlefield with a unit. When you kill your lone attacking Poro at a battlefield (in step 4 of playing a card) it loses reaction and becomes a “mistimed”card 1/2
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DEX (@DEXWrecks) reportedAt some point saying "thank you for your service" to a "veteran" whose role was limited to serving cafeteria food for 2 years on a base in Brampton MO feels like stolen valor when there are actual combat soldiers whose last meal was a piece of shrapnel on the battlefield
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Mike Wheeler (@Mike_D_Wheeler) reported@Battlefield FIX THE F... GAME FIRST. **** is broken every other patch. F joke of a dev/QA team. Got my money till this point on you claims to fix it but. that's it. you killed the series.
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MIKS (@MIKS_ae) reported@MarioNawfal fiber-optic-tethered drones bypassing electronic warfare is a real shift in the battlefield economics, the asymmetry of $400 drones forcing $50k countermeasures is the structural problem
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baby billy vols. (@mistahmorris) reported@Battlefield fix your stupid ******* game to where whatever your last gun in your ******* hands was that you don’t pull out the other ******* gun. God ******* damn
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Divyansh Chaudhary (@divvbiz) reportedThere was a point in the 90s where Apple was losing. Not because the products were bad. Because they were competing on the wrong battlefield. Processor speed. RAM. Storage. Price. A comparison shopping war where the lowest number usually wins. And Apple was never going to win that war. So they stopped playing it. The shift didn't happen overnight, but the direction was clear. Apple moved from describing what the product contained to describing what the person using it could become. "It just works" wasn't a feature. It was a relief from the anxiety every other option created. "The tools for creative people" wasn't a spec. It was an identity. It told a specific person that this was built for them, and everything else was built for someone else. "Privacy is a human right" wasn't a product announcement. It was a values position that made the entire competitor set look extractive by comparison. Each repositioning moved Apple further from a category where comparison was easy, and closer to a category where comparison became irrelevant. That's the move most B2B founders never make. I work with service businesses doing genuinely superior work. Stronger process, better results, more experienced teams. And they still get evaluated on price. Not because buyers don't care about quality. Because the positioning language describes the activity, not the outcome. "We do paid media" invites comparison with every other agency that does paid media. "We build predictable revenue pipelines for B2B SaaS companies between $1M and $5M ARR" describes a specific outcome for a specific person with a specific problem. One is a category. The other is almost a category of one. The question I ask founders trying to find their own version of "it just works" is simple: → What is the anxiety your best clients had before working with you? → What is the specific outcome they can now count on? → What does working with you make them feel capable of that they couldn't before? Apple didn't invent better computers. They invented a clearer answer to the question their buyer was actually asking. Most B2B founders are answering a question their buyer stopped asking a long time ago. The product is rarely the problem. The positioning language almost always is.
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Tom (The Lanky Soldier) (@TheLankySoldier) reportedSo you’re playing Battlefield RedSec Ranked, it’s Quads, all random people, and you can’t ping while you’re being dead or vice versa, while majority of people won’t have mics on because toxic selfish people cause problems. Seriously……this is gonna be toxic shitshow
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Xxxbbc5 (@Xxxbbc51) reported@Battlefield Please for the love of god, fix the orange dot issue with the loadouts. Its driving me crazy
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Mike Wheeler (@Mike_D_Wheeler) reported@DarkWolf_190 @Battlefield QA issues. At this point dont think the have a QA team
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Sam (@WhiteLionell) reported@Battlefield Damn these trailers get better and better. If the net code issues are fixed and gameplay changes are good, redemption arc is finally beginning.
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Batman (@alexgsum41) reported@Battlefield Please fix the visuals on the soldier
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☃️ (@brrtxd) reported@BattlefieldComm A lot of the time you cannot even identify where the paint is coming from, which removes meaningful counterplay entirely. This urgently needs fixing. I also did not see any mention of flare reliability being fixed. It is good that infantry can no longer lock while flares are active, but the bigger issue still exists: missiles frequently ignore flares entirely and hit anyway. This is one of the most frustrating and unfair mechanics currently in the game because it removes all predictability and counterplay. Battlefield is an arcade shooter, not a MILSIM. Flares should reliably defeat lock-ons every time. Randomly dying because a missile ignored your flares is not good gameplay. Another issue is that lock-ons currently have effectively infinite vertical range. This makes proper jet dogfighting nearly impossible because infantry can still lock jets even at the sky ceiling. Infinite vertical lock range only makes sense against helicopters, since helicopters can actually hover near the skybox and farm with a gunner. Jets are already ineffective against infantry from that altitude, so this mechanic just unnecessarily punishes jet combat. ================================================== JET DOGFIGHTING AND AIR-TO-AIR SKILL GAP ================================================== The biggest issue overall is that the lack of a real skill gap in air combat has barely been addressed at all. Jet dogfighting currently has an extremely fast time-to-kill. If someone gets behind you and can aim reasonably well, there is essentially zero opportunity for counterplay. If an enemy jet who is significantly worse than you gets behind you first, you realistically have almost no chance to reverse the fight because the TTK is simply too fast. Combined with how quickly mobility hits occur — and how devastating they are — dogfights become shallow and low-skilled. There is also still no proper air radar, which is honestly unacceptable this long after launch in a modern Battlefield game. Combined with poor visibility, weak freelook controls, and the lack of a proper rear camera, situational awareness barely matters because the tools to maintain awareness do not exist. Air radar is absolutely necessary for modern jet gameplay and should have been fixed months ago. The newly added indicator showing when an enemy jet is aiming at you is also not the right solution. This does not solve the actual issue. The actual issue is the lack of proper awareness systems. Right now, because of the extremely fast jet TTK and lack of awareness tools, if you suddenly realize a jet is near you, you are usually already dead within a second anyway. The indicator basically becomes a “you are about to die” warning rather than meaningful gameplay. A proper radar system would create an actual awareness skill gap where players track enemy aircraft, position intelligently, and react proactively instead of relying on automated warning indicators. Mobility hits also need a full rework. On top of that, the current jet flight model is poor and lacks meaningful speed control. In the stealth jet, the optimal turning rate is currently achieved through “V-tapping,” where players spam throttle inputs to abuse the thrust vectoring system. This clearly feels unintended and does not create a healthy skill gap — anyone can spam buttons. A much better system would be something closer to the Battlefield 4-inspired attack jet flight model introduced late in Battlefield 2042’s lifecycle. That model had an actual optimal speed range for maximum turn performance, which rewarded proper speed management and pilot skill. Right now, even in the attack jet, optimal turning is still achieved by repeatedly tapping throttle rather than genuinely managing speed. Maintaining precise speed control should be the skill gap, not abusing input spam.
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jj⚙️🌳🔭🔬 (@murchiston) reported@LauraMiers @Currentreport1 @KaliTafari Idk where in eastern Europe the Israeli was for several months as I can't find it being reported but I do recall it's frequently a problem for battlefield logistics and specifically populations residing in trenches and bunkers
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Carl Worker (@carlworker) reported“This growing disconnect between the administration expectations and battlefield reality explains much of the frustration now emerging in Washington. The administration appears trapped between maximalist objectives and limited willingness to escalate militarily to the level required to achieve them.”
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eA Melancholyyy (@MelancholyyyAim) reported@vsdsad25496 @BattlefieldComm It sounds cool in concept however there are already major issues in terms of visibility on this game - I feel like uniforms even as there right now are hard to see at times, greyed out uniforms will make the already grey blobs I get shot at by even more grey and blobby, however this is just my take and I already have poor vision irl.
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Xefial Vogt (@XefialVogt1989) reported@RepJasonCrow Couldn't have said it better, Congressman. Codes of conduct and Rules of Engagement (ROE) exist for critical reasons. They are there to protect our troops legally and morally while upholding America's values on the battlefield. Secretary Hegseth's comments framing JAG officers as 'roadblocks' to remove, combined with his 'no quarter' rhetoric, are deeply concerning. The latter risks crossing into prohibited territory under the laws of armed conflict: ordering or signaling 'no quarter' (take no prisoners) violates the Geneva Conventions, Hague Regulations, and U.S. military law. We can't let these developments erode the fundamental principle that service members swear an oath to the Constitution; not to any individual or private entity. They have a duty to refuse manifestly unlawful orders. For our nation's sake and the integrity of our military, this needs real pushback and oversight. I've been developing an amendment with supporting analysis on this for the past 4 months. Open to any and all thoughtful input. #DignityFirstIn kind and compassionate service, Xefial Vogt
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Horror MMA🔪🥊🎅🏻 (@HorrorMMA) reported@MKfighter19 i mean liked/hated is subjective, i enjoyed them and didn’t enjoy the betas. Battlefield was not broken for me at launch at all
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Chief Learing Officer (@Republicanvet91) reported@CynicalPublius @EverywhereRoyIs How many years did it take for those shot at Ft. Hood by Hasan to be awarded Purple Hearts because it was considered non-combat? Should their injuries be considered not service connected since they were not on a battlefield?
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break (@dimbwitt) reportedI feel insane for feeling this way but I have so many people that I’ve asked their take on battlefield #REDSEC and they all enjoy it. My problem is why does it feel so unpolished and clunky?? Like I feel schizophrenic when I try to get into it but can’t help feel like it’s still in an alpha state. Am I tweaking? Am I missing something? Am I alone? Dawg it’s a miserable experience for me. I feel like I’m being lied to when people tell me that they don’t understand what I’m talking about and that the game feels great.
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Deo Kotev (@deokotev) reportedthe UGC creator is competing with 10,000 other creators for brand deals. the AI email operator is competing with almost nobody for clients who don’t even know this service exists. pick your battlefield
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Milena Chen (milaz.bsky.social) (@Mila_Zonderling) reported@DeivonDrago @SpeedWatkins @rushwithfour On another note, the mess in my head spewed out something to work on. The new demarcation problem mirrors the structural transformation of the public sphere. Scientists have to go public fighting disinformation in the social media agora. This is a fascinating battlefield.
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chris (@ChrisSlaske) reported@Battlefield map rotation is broken. Bullets against bots only work 100% of the time if you purchase Pro. Bots are bullet sponges when you want a player to die
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Cameron Singleton (@i420IsMyGod) reported@IziGamesInc @Battlefield Definitely skill issue, CoD has a 0.3 ttk and redsec take 3 secs to down someone with basic gear. You kids all the same, DOGSHIT at a game and **** talks it because of how **** you are. Get a job if you're 18 if not go back to school and learn about life not games/Social media...
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DethNade (@DethNade) reported@BattlefieldInte Did EA fix Net-Code and Hit Reg yet in battlefield ???
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Ali (@alitabatab79444) reported@GordonGChang This can’t be finished as long as there are some delusional people such yourself around the delusional piggy in the WH. US has lost badly in the battlefield, and was humiliated by Iran. You can’t save the face of a broken hegemony by threatening tweets! Accept the defeat!
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Siikhz (@Siikhz) reportedI’m having issues with my trigger deadzones in game. On gamepad tester they work perfectly fine but in game I have to press them halfway to get them to register to ADS or fire?? Deadzones are set to 0. @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield