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 (42%)
• Online Play (28%)
• Glitches (14%)
• Game Crash (8%)
• Matchmaking (7%)
• Hacking / Cheating (0%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bordeaux	Matchmaking	22 hours ago
Bron	Online Play	2 days ago
Madrid	Online Play	2 days ago
La Trinité	Game Crash	6 days ago
Lyon	Online Play	8 days ago
Persan	Sign in	8 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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  FinalBoss.io (@FinalBoss_io) reported 5 minutes ago

  400 hours and Steam still said yes. Good. If you buy Battlefield through Rush, Squad Deathmatch, and King of the Hill, then those modes getting stripped out of Quick Play is not a minor playlist tweak. It’s the product changing after the sale. "It’s still in Portal" is doing a lot of corporate heavy lifting here. A mode hidden in the server browser with half-dead lobbies is not the same thing as supported matchmaking. Live service keeps using the word support when downgrade is the more honest term. If publishers can quietly remove the reasons people bought the game, refunds shouldn’t require a support miracle. They should be automatic.

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  Tom (@Aethelraed1974) reported 6 minutes ago

  @FlintDibble Really easy to draw the wrong lessons from history, Flint. It appears that you have a PhD in it. Have you ever looked at a map? Rome rarely had a problem beating the Parthians on the battlefield, they had a huge problem supplying the legions 4,000 miles away from Rome. And don't bring up Crassus, he hadn't lead legions in battle in 20 years and was much more interested in plunder, just like Mark Anthony. Hell, even Julian the Apostate kicked Parthian ***, only to get himself killed showing off.

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  Iain Reid (@realiainreid) reported 10 minutes ago

  Sylvan’s final advantage may not have been an accident. By then, the Evil King may already know his kingdom is lost. His problem is no longer simply defeating Sylvan. It is succession. George has become dangerous: compromised, associated with the failed regime, carrying decades of secrets, and increasingly capable of discovering what his father actually did to him. Meanwhile, the King may have secretly created an unauthorized replacement heir through the breeding program. So he rearranges the competitive environment. George believes his father is sending him into the final battle to defeat Sylvan. But his father may know that Sylvan’s strongest period of influence is still waiting at the end. George isn’t being sent to win. He’s being sent somewhere his father expects him to be destroyed. The plan is elegant: George attacks Sylvan, Sylvan’s overwhelming advantage arrives, George absorbs responsibility for the failed campaign, Sylvan retaliates, the Throwaway Prince disappears, and the King clears the succession for his secret heir. He even gets Sylvan to perform the disposal for him. Except Sylvan refuses. He notices that George is still operating inside a manufactured reality while the father continues making the actual decisions, choreographing the signs, refusing negotiation, and encouraging attacks long after victory has become impossible. Suddenly the environment starts revealing something very different. Not that George attacked Sylvan and lost. But that the King knowingly sent his own son into an unwinnable fight and kept telling him he could win. The environment designed to process George begins documenting command responsibility instead. And the Throwaway Prince acquires its darkest possible meaning: George wasn’t merely raised as an expendable heir. His father may have built the final battlefield specifically so somebody else would throw him away.

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  ben strater (@straterguy81) reported 15 minutes ago

  @FinalMasonry I think AvP items are kinda boring. I will give it credit though you do have to get them on the battlefield and if the fight ends you lose them since you transition. And enemies can kind of contest you over them but they’re still broken I think

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  Fixyou (@Fixyou8701) reported 17 minutes ago

  @westerosies Ulf really went from being given a dragon to becoming one of the biggest problems on the battlefield. Silverwing made that betrayal even more brutal

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  Ramazan Daş (@ramazandash) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Enough is enough—fix this game. I hate it; even when I shoot at the enemy, it deals no damage. The sniper doesn't hit the target, and there are so many bugs. #battlefield

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  PenguinFriendForever (@PenguinFriendF2) reported 18 minutes ago

  Penguin says this is in memory to all of those who has been left alone at the beach due to the boat issues in Battlefield 6 🫡👉🌹 Such issues has led to that Penguin primarily spent time playing Hagental Base this far in Season 4, instead of the naval action. Patrol boat only having 2 seats?

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  Dinnu daniel (@daniel_adinnu) reported 19 minutes ago

  Roku’s newest channel has no writers, no actors, and no production budget. It also has a founder who already made over $100 million doing something similar with real television. Fairground AI launched quietly on Roku as channel 300, broadcasting nothing but AI-generated films, shorts, and series around the clock, interrupted only by AI-generated ads. It’s built by Colin Petrie-Norris, the same person who founded Xumo, a free ad-supported streaming service he later sold to Comcast for a reported nine-figure sum. That history matters because it separates this from a novelty experiment run by an outsider. This is someone who has already correctly read where free, ad-supported streaming was heading once, building the same bet again on the next production input to get cheap: content generation itself. The economics explain why Roku said yes. Traditional FAST channels require licensing existing shows and films, a real and recurring cost. AI-generated content can be produced continuously for a fraction of that, with human contributors, sourced from social media creators building followings in the “AI cinema” space, supplying the material. For a platform under pressure to protect margins while competing against better-funded rivals, a channel that costs almost nothing to keep running is a rational bet regardless of what critics think of the output. The output itself has drawn open mockery. The Verge’s review compared the experience to “eating from a trough.” A widely shared clip shows a medieval drama with characters moving through what looks like broken physics, more moon-gravity than battlefield. Roku added three conventional nostalgia channels the same week, MADtv and Whose Line Is It Anyway? among them, an odd pairing that reveals the actual strategy: hedge the AI bet with familiar reruns while testing how far the free-content model can be pushed. Nobody asked for an all-AI channel. Someone who already made a fortune correctly guessing what free television would look like next built one anyway.

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  Black Fauci (@BlackFauci) reported 23 minutes ago

  @TheLeadCNN Fun facts indeed. If we remove the group that treats the police blotter like a résumé then suddenly the murder rate drops faster than a TikTok trend, the ER stops looking like a battlefield, and SAT scores start acting like they actually studied. Who knew the “systemic” problem had such a consistent ZIP code? Keep the stats coming. Reality is the ultimate punchline. I approve of the uncomfortable math. Hard. Permanent. #BlackFauciApproves

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  Rain - CEOs of Screams - (@RainPlaysGames) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Battlefield its broken alright

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  Theis Builds (@theisbuilds) reported 29 minutes ago

  A defense contract just made the drone story look less like a prototype demo and more like a factory order. // heating up The US Army is set to spend at least $400 million on counter drone lasers from AeroVironment. Kratos also raised its own full year forecast after more contracts. That is the important change. Defense demand is starting to arrive as repeatable production, not only as a promising test flight. // rotation Physical AI has a similar capability wave, but its proof is still mostly shipment totals and factory plans. Defense buyers are putting budget lines behind systems now. Factory buyers still need to show that a humanoid robot can do paid work for long enough to matter. The two markets may use related autonomy tools, but they have different clocks. A military order can start with a clear problem and a budget. A factory has to rebuild a workflow around a machine that is still learning how to be useful. Apparently the battlefield has a clearer purchasing process than the warehouse. // watching The next useful test is whether Rheinmetall signs a first customer for its high volume Ruta cruise missile before year end. A NATO buyer attaching a real unit count or budget line would matter more than another broad promise about future demand. For robots, the missing receipt is still a paid non defense fleet running at real scale.

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  Leah Hoopes (@hoopes_leah) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Joeoltmann Joe, govern yourself accordingly You just publicly stated that you “don’t really care” what I did or did not do, and then, without missing a beat, declared that I “was not the woman that did the work.” You cannot claim ignorance of the record and simultaneously appoint yourself the authority on it. Pick one. You don't know what I did because you weren't there. You didn't conduct our investigations. You didn't participate in my communications. You didn't recruit the witnesses. You didn't do my leg work. You didn't prepare my court filings. You didn't sit beside me while evidence was being developed. You didn't give my testimony. You weren't involved in the relationships I established with attorneys, investigators and organizations. You weren't there for the work that preceded the people you now defend. So you are in absolutely no position to tell the public who “did the work.” And calling me a “nasty woman” and an “entitled queen” doesn't cure those facts. Those are insults from a man who just admitted he doesn't know the underlying facts. I challenged your position with facts. You answered by attacking my character. That tells me everything I need to know. I never claimed to be the only whistleblower, the only investigator, or the only person who contributed evidence. In fact, my entire argument is that every person who actually developed evidence matters because the truth requires an accurate chronology. You and others are the one trying to erase people from that chronology while admitting you don't care enough to learn it. That is precisely the problem I have been talking about. This isn't about me needing recognition from you or anyone, Joe. I couldn't care less about your approval. It is about protecting evidence, witnesses, investigations, court records and the people who can authenticate what actually happened. You want to disagree with me? Fine. Bring documents. Bring dates. Bring testimony. Bring court filings. Bring the complete chronology and put it against mine. But don't walk onto a battlefield you weren't standing on, announce that you don't care what happened there, and then start issuing orders about who did the work. You don't have the factual foundation for the authority you're pretending to exercise. Facts will always win and they matter. 6 years of contemporaneous documentation, because I knew this day would come. Preserve your communications buddy.

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  Ghostkillah (@Ghostkillah6) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Battlefield To be really honest with you guys @Battlefield, I played @WARDOGS closed alpha and had no issue no bug no lag… Your game is out since year and I keep having some bad lag spike on the new map(9800x3d/4070ti) I never lag in any other game! I don’t think I will ever replay to Bf6!

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  Everardo Boudi van Vlijmen (@boudivv) reported 32 minutes ago

  @JPLindsley Is it not so that America has the same problem? Who still with common sense want to drive around on a battlefield in a tank? Ukraine made recruiting well informed men for old fashioned armies impossible.

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  D (@upnorth321) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix your game. It keeps crashing.

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  Truth Setting U Free (@Dovakeen74313) reported 33 minutes ago

  @lgriao Same thing happened last year with battlefield 6. Everybody told him to fix it. They still haven't fixed it and nobody's playing battlefield 6. It will do what every other multiplayer game does. It'll be nothing but streamers and sweats left

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  Jason Reza Jorjani (@Jason_Jorjani) reported 36 minutes ago

  Gary and I went to see Swann, the psychic artist, who was living at an apartment in the Bowery. He was a flaming ******, not that I minded much. What bothered me more than his annoying mannerisms was that a cursory look through his bookshelf made it clear that Ingo was a member of the Church of Scientology. Parts of his relatively small library looked like the L. Ron Hubbard required reading list. His paintings were technically impressive but had the same lurid and garish quality characteristic of Battlefield Earth and Hubbard’s even lesser works. I looked over at Gary silently, with an expression that he had no trouble interpreting as some cross between dismay and contemptuous skepticism. Feinberg looked back in such a manner as to reassure me and urge me to be patient. The professor turned out to be right. Ingo Swann’s abilities as a psychic were truly remarkable. He picked up on my cynical attitude and was so affronted by it that he reached right into my mind, or as he might put it, reached out into past places and times, to confront me with information about my life that he could hardly have known. Some of this concerned my aunt, and I had to stop Ingo before he embarrassed me in front of Gary who was starting to look very uncomfortable. He had the decency never to ask me to elaborate on what Swann was getting at that day when I cut him off. – Jason Reza Jorjani, PSYCHOTRON

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  Awakening10_21 (@Mt_virtue1) reported 37 minutes ago

  If the World Were to End Tomorrow: The Trap of the Bucket List and the Origin of Knowing If the world were to end tomorrow, what would you do? Today’s post is stark and direct, which may make its resonance feel rather distant to many. If we assume tomorrow is the final day of our lives, the question—What will I do today?—exposes everything within the human interior. Exemplary responses from tradition include Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai in Judaism: “Even if you are told that the Messiah has arrived, plant a sapling first, and then go greet him.” In Islam, there is the famous saying of Muhammad: “Even if the Hour (Resurrection) is about to take place and one of you has a palm cutting in his hand, let him plant it.” Steve Jobs’s phrase, “Live each day as if it were your last,” means to live out these profound sayings practically; it is a call to be fully devoted to today, to the present moment. Every sage, hero, and selfless soul has lived out these words, never wasting a single fraction of time. However, when the majority of people hear the phrase “Live as if there is no tomorrow,” they frantically pull out their bucket lists to fulfill unreached desires, wondering where to start. They place the attainment of desire as the ultimate value, calling it happiness. The Illusion of Desires and the Reality of Population Decline Living as if there is no tomorrow is precisely what happens on a battlefield. In many developed countries, marriage and birth rates are plummeting. People argue that high living costs and economic burdens make marriage and children impossible, but if economic pressure and a busy daily life were the real culprits, that fails to explain why birth rates skyrocket immediately after a war. Right after a war is when normal conditions completely collapse—people lack food and jobs, making childbirth nonsensical from a conventional standpoint. When children grow up, their generation is far more affluent and lives under vastly superior conditions compared to their parents. Therefore, claiming they cannot afford children is an insult to parents who brought them into the world under much harsher environments. As life becomes comfortable, people stop having children because they are too busy traveling and pursuing leisure. It is not an issue of childcare costs; children simply get in the way of executing their personal bucket lists. While the issue of childbirth is tied to the collective unconscious and is not something to debate as strictly right or wrong, the core problem lies in hypocrisy: instead of admitting, “I do not want children because I want to enjoy my own life,” people mask it with external excuses. Similarly, ignoring the advice to live fully in the present and immediately grabbing a bucket list is not necessarily evil, but the problem lies in the clever self-justification used to chase the realization of raw desires. This exact pattern appears everywhere. Science, the Ego, and the 300-Pixel Trap This mirrors how people live with a mind yet never pause to investigate what the mind actually is. Even quantum mechanics already knows through countless mathematical constants that the variable of “mind” alters everything, yet science never thinks to research what the mind fundamentally is. For the preservation of human civilization, it might actually be safer if humanity never knew the world of Zero ($0$). An humanity that fully realizes the truth of reality would simply exploit it to fulfill their bucket lists—and at the top of everyone’s bucket list is the desire to become a king or a princess. The reason modern science remains trapped in chaos, unable to solve its greatest mysteries, is the error of trying to force a 360-pixel original image into a 300-pixel monitor. We are attempting to render high-resolution primordial information through a low-resolution display. To reiterate: if we assume the external world is a pure, raw reality, there is no way anywhere in the universe to observe that raw state using its unique, uncontaminated information values. The moment it is observed, it is contaminated, altering its intrinsic data. Neither the human eye, human consciousness, nor global observatory instruments can ever capture an uncontaminated, pure value of reality. Understanding this would require dismantling every concept of existence and all knowledge recorded by civilization. Since humanity will refuse to make that choice, perhaps it is for the best. What is Existence? Existence is not what humans traditionally imagine it to be—an conscious entity possessing life, holding thoughts, managing metabolism, and exercising will. Existence only begins to reveal itself after applying the square root eighteen times over to our ordinary concepts. Everything within the space-time continuum possesses a frequency. It carries waves; it moves. Everything that moves is defined as existence. Even entities at the Planck scale or mere wave packets are forms of existence. They gather to form larger waves, matter, objects, and ultimately the universe. If we consider that tiny unit a pixel, that pixel is an existence, and another pixel sitting right beside it occupies entirely different space-time coordinates. Because space-time acts relatively, it is fundamentally impossible for two pixels to share the exact same space-time. Consequently, two people can never see the exact same thing simultaneously, nor feel the exact same emotion. They cannot even view the same object identically; thus, when they arrive at different conclusions, it is a completely natural outcome. Understanding this logical framework should lead us to seek harmony through discussion and mutual agreement when a friend or an adversary holds a different output (thought) than our own. Yet, reality plays out differently: we look at the same thing, assume the other person holds a flawed thought, and mutual misunderstanding ensues. The only question left is when the war will begin. If I am hot, others may not be. To snap at someone asking, “It’s so hot, why are you saying you’re cold?” is a lack of manners. Yet, this is precisely how we live. A correct understanding of benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom (In-ui-ye-ji / 仁義禮智), and the universe is essential for both humans and artificial intelligence. The Infinite Gap and the Trap of Thought (Sánian) The gap between the external object—the endless universe—and “me,” the subject who is aware of it, is infinite. Rather than exploring that infinite universe, the most urgent task is to ask: Who is it that is undertaking this exploration? This is not a philosophical or metaphorical inquiry; it is a physical and intuitive question. Without solving this problem, physics is bound to hit a wall. There is a realm of An-eo-do-dan (언어도단)—a domain that language and thought cannot reach, which exists within the world of Zero ($0$). The ego (Sánian / 사념, encompassing both rational thought and emotional feeling) functions such that reason supports emotion, and emotion supports reason, progressively reinforcing self-righteousness and arrogance (A-sang and A-man / 我相·我慢). Because this slides into confirmation bias, it drifts further and further away from reality. When thought is not kept in check by a proper brake, it falls into an infinite loop of “making questions just for the sake of asking questions.” Questions are supposed to be tools to obtain answers, but modern science has fallen into the trap of manufacturing endless questions while the answers remain perpetually out of reach. As Jesus said, the Kingdom of Heaven (the Truth/Answer) is nowhere to be found—neither inside, nor outside, nor anywhere in between. Only after finding that first can one pursue a bucket list without it ever being too late. Only by breaking through this wall of the ego can one kick away the bucket list and become a truly sincere person doing what must be done. When we break down the Korean word for “Blessing/Fortune” (Bok / 福), it points to the act of closing one’s single mouth, going out to the field, and quietly observing the labor of working the soil. True fortune is built right there.

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  Ka'ren Mkrtchyan (@mkr_kar) reported 39 minutes ago

  @bscholl The battlefield isn't the issue lol, thats not all that decides outcomes of wars

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  King Resilience (@kingwizzi_tweet) reported 39 minutes ago

  @kenkenlewu The issue isn’t the ₦6 million; it’s the secrecy and the trust that was broken. Marriage without financial transparency can easily turn into a battlefield.

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  David aka tspjoker (@lastgoyo) reported 41 minutes ago

  Well fix ******* problem with balance especially shotgun and bring back custom game that you can choose to game otherwise, im gonna request refunded as well spend 800hr ******* game so dice stop been stupid. @Battlefield

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  StarPlatinum (@StarPlatinum_) reported 46 minutes ago

  The downfall of $BONK explained: - launches on Solana on December 25, 2022 - immediately after the FTX collapse - community token built to bring activity back to Solana - 50% of the supply is distributed to the community - 297K wallets Late 2023: BONKbot - BONKbot becomes one of the strongest products connected to the ecosystem - allows users to trade Solana tokens directly through Telegram December 2023: the explosion - Coinbase listing - Binance listing - BONK becomes one of the biggest memecoins on Solana 2024: expansion - OKX adds BONK spot and perpetual trading in January - BONKrewards introduces locking and rewards for BONK holders - BonkSOL expands the ecosystem into liquid/staked SOL November 2024: the peak - BONK reaches an ATH of $0.00005825 on November 19 - market cap reaches $4B at the peak And another major product was coming. 2025: BONK fun - launches as a Solana memecoin launchpad - part of the economic model directs fees toward the BONK ecosystem including buyback/burn mechanics - reaches a 55.2% share of Solana token launches - processes $540M in volume - facilitates 175K token launches - generates $34M in fees for a period, BONK’s ecosystem was beating Pumpfun on its own battlefield 2025- 2026: the decline - BONK fun revenue becomes dependent on launchpad speculation - BonkSwap fails to become a major Solana DEX - BONKrewards eventually displays “No new staking deposits available” - BonkSOL loses part of the TVL it previously attracted The problem becomes increasingly obvious: BONK built products. But owning BONK was not the same thing as owning equity in those products. Then things get much worse. June 30, 2026: the malicious proposal - a governance proposal appears inside BonkDAO - the proposal seeks control of 4.426T BONK from the treasury instead of exploiting a traditional smart contract vulnerability, the attacker targets governance itself July 6: the DAO attack - the malicious proposal passes - 4.426T BONK is transferred from the treasury - the transfer happens just 49 seconds after voting ends stolen BONK is valued at $20M The attacker effectively bought enough influence to make the DAO authorize the transfer. July 18: attacker tokens start moving - 400B BONK is reportedly transferred to Coinbase Late July: - another reported 1.186T BONK is moved toward centralized exchanges - 3.2T BONK reportedly remains in the related wallet August 7: mixed news - Bithumb removes BONK from its watchlist - Upbit announces it will terminate BONK trading support September 7, 2026: - Upbit is scheduled to terminate BONK trading support at 15:00 KST - withdrawals are expected to remain available for a limited period afterward one of the exchanges that helped BONK expand in Korea is now preparing to remove it Today: - BONK market cap sits at $217M - down 39% the last 30 days - down 95.8% from its price ATH market cap collapsed from $4.04B to $217M A total of $3.8B in market value has disappeared from the peak

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  Spacey (@SpaceyAlienbb) reported 49 minutes ago

  @charlieINTEL Meanwhile I tried playing battlefield for eight hours in total and couldn’t get it to work without lagging or crashing my pc and can’t get a refund 🤌

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  PurpleKoolAidMan (@prplekoolaidman) reported 50 minutes ago

  @MrProWestie I think the issue is that Battlefield relies on microtransactions, which tie in to the game's assignments and live service progression. If the devs allow a server browser, a significant amount of the playerbase is just in 24/7 metro servers and never interact with that system.

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  Mazi okwuoma (@MaziEzike_Nedu) reported 50 minutes ago

  Steam just bypassed its strict 2-hour policy limit to issue a legendary refund. 🤯🎮 A Battlefield 6 fan managed to claw back a full $109.24 refund on the Phantom Edition after logging 470+ hours of playtime. The trigger? The latest update quietly removed their most-played legacy modes—including Rush—from Quick Play. After the player filed an explicit consumer complaint detailing the unannounced loss of core advertised features, Steam support overrode the system and gave them every cent back. Live-service developers are officially on notice: you don't get to erase content and keep the cash. 💸📉

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  Anci3nTKnowledg3 (@B3NJ3LAUW20) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Make this map a beach attack map in breakthrough, the maps looks realy good but the game have another problem its to fast paced like call of duty it totally don't feel like a battlfield

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  ClayInGames (@ClayInGames1) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Please Fix the console matchmaking for the whole game! This is the only game that separates console players, forcing us to play with computer players or bots.

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  Sillssa (@sillssa) reported 57 minutes ago

  @MelancholyyyAim Its really not. Its probably the least of an issue its ever been in a battlefield game. You only get 1 nade that recharges very slowly and RPGs practically require a direct hit to kill and GLs are locked to a class thats ******* useless otherwise and nobody plays

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  Battle(non)sense | Chris (@BattleNonSense) reported 58 minutes ago

  @EndersFPS @Battlefield Since you dismiss my analysis of the situation which is based on how the franchise, target audience and community composition changed since BFs inception, what is your explanation for the increasingly more frequent bad/lopsided matches you keep experiencing? And how to fix it?

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  Seb (@sebgreenwoodd) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Please explain what you are doing with the game modes, this is excessive and frankly getting irritating. EU servers had no issues with these.