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 (15%)
• 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
Nidau	Glitches	1 day ago
Villa Victoria	Sign in	2 days ago
Santiago de Querétaro	Sign in	2 days ago
Santiago de Querétaro	Online Play	2 days ago
Telêmaco Borba	Online Play	3 days ago
Bordeaux	Matchmaking	5 days ago

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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Michael Raymond (@Michael65775190) reported 4 seconds ago

  @HFI_Research Well, first off, oil on water has been a big battlefield between independent analysts and Wall Street because of double counting. Second, as a consequence of point one, I suppose you can't undo the "super glut" theory of 2025 when counting total oil inventories so the number is likely overstated. Third, outside of the United States, visibility on oil inventories is poor and comes with a lag. I stopped listening to Wall Street a while ago. About the person only person with any credibility is Helima Croft. Where's Mike Rothman on all of this?

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  Ayush Kumar Singh (@AyushKumar291) reported 9 seconds ago

  @weirdmaged64659 Still,they would had lost. Problem was Indian cavalry was very inferior. And,battles are won on the flanks. Alexander had smashed 2 of the greatest cavalry force of his time- Persians & Scythians.He had these units too in his army. Porus's 🐎 were routed ×2 on the battlefield

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  Carlos (@CARLOS_A_vz) reported 57 seconds ago

  @Battlefield sidearms do more damage than a half magazine of an assault rifle? Maybe fix this bullshit instead dumbass top gun ****

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  kirito _4kirigaya (@K4kirigaya) reported 57 seconds ago

  @Battlefield Can't really put my finger on it, but there needs to be fixes to everything in the game. This game was nowhere near ready for release. Even snipers don't feel good at all. You need to fix everything and fast before you lose all good graces with the actual fans.

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  zeynep aksu (@7td7v) reported 8 minutes ago

  @mark_slapinski So what is the Israel - Egypt issue? As in the case of the Suez Canal, history was repeated and the Strait of Hormuz was on the agenda in 2026. Due to the bad governance of Egypt and the subject of Suez, there was a war and the monarchy was destroyed in Egypt. When we do not want history to repeat itsate, we do not accept monarchic regimes like the one-man regime. Also, while the Strait of Hormuz was on the agenda, we saw that Iran did not have a nuclear weapon, but its form of government was bad, it was in a position that could not start a war but showed no reputation. As a matter of fact, Turkey was in the plan of the Middle East command and thus became involved in this war. Egypt's failure to accept this plan was expensive for Iran. When Turkey doesn't speak out at such moments, Europe retreats and waits for war. Mostly the war scraps Turkey. However, if no moves are made in Turkey, Turkey is always on the battlefield. In the international arena, Turkey is the phoenien, so to speak. For this reason, it is not always easy to get an answer from Turkey. He usually takes a step back. China, Japan, Korea do not always behave the same because they are among the developing countries. Compared to Turkey, they may not tolerate undeveloped countries.

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  Sgredsch (@sgredsch) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm the queue times for KOTH was EXACTLY the same now that you removed all the other modes. just give us back our game modes FFS. the correct fix for the issue you created with that awful matchmaking is persistent servers. if KOTH isnt coming back im trying to get a refund.

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  Hugo Lord 🇨🇦 (@OutOfStockPod) reported 13 minutes ago

  $ONDS raised full-year guidance to $525–550M and the stock dipped on it Its not a broken company, that’s a market that hasn’t caught up to a defense-tech backlog that’s exploding, insane growth, and huge potential to become a key player on the modern battlefield and national defense Im adding, not trimming. Long $ONDS NFA

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  MOISES FERREIRA (@MOISESFE11) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AwakeChristian1 @Battlefield They are scamming people and dont resolve the hackers problems in the game

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  Ed Rofezz (@Ed_r0w_feeziac) reported 21 minutes ago

  @SDSLLC_USA Anybody still focusing on blaming the left for destroying the country is the problem. The lefts agenda is no secret and hasn’t been for quite some time. The real fault at this point falls on the GOP. In our faux two party system the GOP is our only defense against the left. They have proven time and again that they are incapable of viably opposing the left and stopping them. They are, at this point, the most immediate threat to our country. They are subversive and cowardice, corrupt and impotent. They do nothing to stop the left when dems are in power and do nothing to prevent/reverse the left when the GOP is in power. A clear enemy on the other side of the battlefield is less dangerous than having someone on your own side working against you to lose. The GoP fear mongers about starting a third party while they have done nothing as a party

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  Echoes of War (@EchoesofWarYT) reported 23 minutes ago

  On this day in 1780, an American army came apart so completely, so fast, that its commanding general ended the day roughly 60 miles from the battlefield, having fled faster and farther than any soldier he was supposed to be leading. It was the most humiliating battlefield disaster of the entire Revolution. It destroyed one reputation forever and, in the same few hours, sealed the legend of one of the bravest men ever to fight for America. Start with the general, because Camden is partly a story about arrogance. Horatio Gates was the celebrated "Hero of Saratoga," the man given credit for the greatest American victory of the war so far. He arrived in the South glowing with that reputation and immediately began spending it recklessly. He drove his men on a brutal forced march through the Carolina summer with almost no proper food. The night before the battle, his hungry troops filled their bellies with green corn and molasses, and by dawn much of the army was doubled over, sick and cramping with dysentery. He also believed he had far more men than he actually did, and better ones. The two armies blundered into each other in the dark, sometime around two in the morning, when advance parties collided on the road north of Camden. Both sides pulled back and waited for daylight to settle it. And in the gray early light, Gates made the single decision that doomed everything. He placed his greenest, shakiest troops, untested Virginia and North Carolina militia who had never seen a real battle, on his left, directly facing the most hardened, professional British regulars on the field. He put his weakest men against the enemy's strongest. What happened next barely qualifies as a fight on that side. The British stepped off and came on with a bayonet charge, a wall of disciplined regulars advancing at a trot, cheering, steel leveled and flashing. The militia looked at that and their nerve simply shattered. Most of them never fired a single shot. They flung down their loaded muskets and ran, more than a thousand men dissolving into blind panic in a matter of moments, sweeping backward and tangling with the men behind them. Half the American army was gone before it had truly engaged. Gates himself was caught in that human flood and carried off the field in the rout, and he did not stop. He rode all the way to Hillsborough, roughly 180 miles in three and a half days, an escape so fast it became a national joke and a permanent stain on his name. But turn to the other end of that field, because that is where the heroism lives. On the American right stood the Continentals, the real soldiers, tough, drilled, veteran, and they were commanded by Baron Johann de Kalb. And here is a detail most people never learn: de Kalb was not actually a baron at all. He was born a Bavarian peasant, the son of farmers, who had invented a noble-sounding name years earlier because a commoner could never rise as an officer in the armies of Europe. He had clawed his way up by sheer ability, crossed the Atlantic, and thrown his life in with a revolution of ordinary men trying to build a country where birth would not be destiny. Nobody had more reason to believe in the cause than the fake baron who embodied it. When the militia vanished and the entire left of the army evaporated, de Kalb either did not know or did not care that the battle was already lost. He led his outnumbered Continentals forward, straight into the British, in a counterattack so fierce that for a time these abandoned, surrounded men were actually driving the enemy back. The British had to pour in everything, including their cavalry, to deal with them. In the thick of it de Kalb's horse was shot dead beneath him and he crashed to the ground. Before he could rise, the redcoats were on him. He was shot three times and bayoneted again and again, eleven wounds in all, and still he kept trying to fight and rally his men until his body finally failed him. Even his enemies were staggered by it. British soldiers carried the broken old general off the field with something like reverence, and Lord Cornwallis sent his own personal physician to try to save him. It was hopeless. Eleven wounds are too many. De Kalb lingered a couple of days and then died. British officers, the very men whose army he had just tried to shatter with a handful of troops, attended his funeral out of respect. He was buried at Camden, and he lies there still, the peasant who called himself a baron and died like the noblest man on the field. That contrast is the entire meaning of Camden. On one side, a celebrated general who lost his head and outran his own men to safety. On the other, a foreign-born commoner who chose to die on his feet in a battle everyone else had already fled. The defeat itself was catastrophic. The American army in the South was gutted, thousands killed, wounded, or captured, and the British looked, for a moment, like they had won the entire region. Gates was disgraced and stripped of command, replaced by Nathanael Greene, who would patiently, brilliantly turn the whole southern war around over the next year and set the road to Yorktown. But the image that outlived the disaster was not the running general. It was the dying baron, propping himself up amid the wreck of his command, refusing to yield. Camden proved something the Revolution kept proving in its darkest hours: that a cause can survive a lost battle, and that how a man stands when everything is collapsing around him can matter far more than whether he won that day.

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  MRCΛULIMΛN (@mrcauliman) reported 23 minutes ago

  Sometimes I get caught up in ideas like AUGUR BATTLEFIELD. I coded the entire thing myself in three days. I don’t make anything from it. It’s just a cool new way to visualize the $XRP market. My problem is that when an off-the-wall idea gets into my head, I become laser-focused until it’s finished. Bigger priorities and much larger payoffs can get pushed aside while I bring that one idea to life. I try not to do that to myself, but I genuinely enjoy building these things for the community. Sometimes the payoff isn’t money. Sometimes it’s creating something that didn’t exist three days ago and watching people enjoy it.

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  MetalSlug (@metalslug0390) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Blizzy63 @BattlefieldComm Pretty sure the black screen bug has been around since December… actually insane they haven’t fixed this yet. Too many game breaking issues in BF6, no desire to play it anymore.

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  LtMcGuganfps (@TheRobbieBlair) reported 25 minutes ago

  @BF6Updates We only worried that the Moe Ron brass @EA_DICE fix the ballistic system Everything else is quite stout and good If you watch, bullets exit rifle-barrels @25degrees If you listen to new players, its a constant: "Wtf, how did that miss?!" Bf6 has the worst gunplay of any fps

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  Dougie TugNuts (@nws4702) reported 27 minutes ago

  @theasarkar @fredsoda What do you mean service? Their products got laughed off the battlefield in Ukraine. I don't give a **** about their service.

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  Iran Nuances (@IranNuances) reported 27 minutes ago

  IRGC Spox: IRGC acts as the arm and voice of the #Iran nation's power and speaks on the battlefield. Diplomatic affairs fall under other state bodies. Based on MFA confirmations, no talks are currently with US even in diplomatic sphere due to US' long history of broken promises.

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  D💯 (@Blizzy63) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm - no fix for black screen bug - no bullet dispersion fixes - no audio changes - no jet loadouts 4 months later - no bullet registration fixes - no dsync fixes - Asian players in US servers abusing lag comp What in ******** ARE YOU GIYS DOING?

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  Clutchy (@ClutchyyyyF) reported 31 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Another useless update which doesnt fix any of the 3526363 bugs in redsec

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  Rahul Nanda (@rahulnanda86) reported 32 minutes ago

  How we created this short film from start to finish on @invideoOfficial using Agent 2 - The idea was to treat AI filmmaking like an actual production—not enter one giant prompt and hope for the best. Here is the complete process we followed: 1. The script came first I brought the complete script: every scene, dialogue, emotional beat, timing and the final ending. Once approved, the script became law. Dialogue could not be rewritten, shortened or improvised during generation. We also established one absolute rule: no generated music anywhere. I would add the final score myself in post-production. 2. We locked the production choices Before creating anything, we established the complete workflow: GPT Image 2 for every still and reference image 1K resolution 16:9 horizontal format Seedance 2.5 for video generation 480p final generation Native in-shot dialogue and sound effects Raw video clips only I would handle the final edit, typography, music and additional sound design myself. 3. We created and locked the characters We first created master reference sheets for Arjun and Sameer. Each sheet included: Front view Three-quarter view Profile view Full-body view I approved both character sheets before we continued. These became the permanent identity anchors for every later image and video. The sheets themselves were never animated directly—they were used only as visual references to preserve faces, body types, uniforms and overall identity. 4. We locked every major location Next, we created reference sheets for the three main environments: The military outpost The mountain battlefield The Independence Day ceremony venue The ceremony was originally designed as an indoor event, but I rejected it and changed it to an outdoor Independence Day setup. Once the revised location was approved, it became canon for every later shot. 5. We created the complete production plan Before making any storyboards, we built a timed shot list and continuity map for all three capsules. Every shot had a purpose, duration, emotional beat, camera position and continuity relationship with the shots around it. Only after I approved the complete production plan did we begin storyboarding. 6. Every video was storyboarded before generation No clip went directly from written prompt to video. Each one received a complete storyboard first, which I could approve, reject or revise before spending credits on the final generation. The biggest learning arrived midway through the project: instead of generating every storyboard frame separately, we created one composite storyboard sheet containing every shot from that video in a single grid. That decision changed everything. Because Seedance could see the entire visual progression together, it understood the characters, geography, lighting, shot order and emotional movement far more consistently. The composite storyboard didn’t merely show individual images—it showed the model how the entire scene was meant to unfold. 7. We generated directly against the approved storyboard Each completed video clip was generated in a single Seedance 2.5 pass using: The approved composite storyboard Arjun’s locked character sheet Sameer’s locked character sheet The exact scripted dialogue The approved MiniDV documentary treatment Seedance had to follow the dialogue verbatim while generating the performances, camera movement, environmental sound and action around it. 8. Continuity was created through frame extraction After every approved clip, we extracted its final frame. That exact frame was then used as the opening visual reference for the next clip. This became the glue connecting all three capsules. It helped preserve character positions, geography, lighting and emotional momentum between separate generations. It also allowed us to create the tricolour match-cut that carries the film from the battlefield into the Independence Day ceremony. 9. We verified the audio after every generation Every generated clip was checked before it reached me. The most important audio check was whether Seedance had secretly introduced background music despite being told not to. Two otherwise usable takes were rejected and regenerated specifically because music had slipped into them. The goal was to keep only clean dialogue, performances, ambience and sound effects so I could control the emotional score during the final edit. 10. Nothing moved forward without approval The entire production remained approval-gated: Characters approved, then locked Locations approved, then locked Production plan approved Storyboards approved Video clips approved individually Continuity checked before proceeding If something was wrong, we didn’t try to disguise it later in the edit. We went back upstream to the storyboard, character reference or location design and corrected the actual source of the problem. That was the complete workflow. The most important lesson for me was simple: one well-designed composite storyboard can give an AI video model far more continuity than a collection of disconnected reference frames. I still made every creative decision and gave every approval. The agent managed the production pipeline, maintained the references and brought each stage back to me before proceeding. AI handled the machinery. I remained the director.

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  𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 (@OopsGuess) reported 33 minutes ago

  @twittetrader @alon_mizrahi An American colonial lackey lecturing China about being “stronger” on Palestine is ******* comedy. Your country has spent decades arming, funding, shielding and militarizing the very order that keeps the Middle East on fire. Then you stroll into a Chinese thread and demand: “Why isn’t China doing more?” Who ******** are you? China did not invade Iraq. China did not turn the Middle East into a permanent military theater. China did not build its regional influence around bases, carriers, sanctions and regime-change fantasies. Washington lights the ******* match. Then an American clown show up demanding that Beijing prove its morality by helping put out the fire. And when a Chinese person says, “China will decide its own foreign policy,” suddenly that becomes “you can’t take criticism.” No. You can criticize China. And I can tell you your criticism is hypocritical bullshit. “Take a stronger stand.” With whose economy? Whose diplomatic interests? Whose people? Whose blood? Yours? Of course not. You want China to perform the moral courage that Washington itself never had to pay for. America creates the battlefield. Then American spectators grade China’s response. That colonial ******* entitlement is exactly the problem. China is not your cleanup crew. Palestine is not your excuse to supervise Beijing. And Chinese people do not need moral instructions from citizens of the state that helped turn the Middle East into a permanent war zone. Fix the empire you live under before assigning homework to China.

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  sebastian oliver pembroke (@PembrokeOliver) reported 34 minutes ago

  @visegrad24 This is actually clever as hell. Optical AI targeting gets wrecked by simple reflections. All that expensive drone tech and neural nets neutralized by foil and mirrors. The West still thinks money solves every battlefield problem.

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  Shvok (@Shvok_official) reported 38 minutes ago

  - no fix for black screen bug - no bullet dispersion fixes - no audio changes - no jet loadouts 4 months later - no bullet registration fixes - no dsync fixes - Asian players in US servers abusing lag comp Bu.. BUT THEY PUT IN VISUAL SPREAD AND FIXED A WEAPON ATTACHEMENT. @EA_DICE @DRUNKKZ3 @tiggr_ - Actually embarrassing! I think I might actually be done with this game. Way to spit in the face of everyone who paid money for this game.

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  LèTrunks (@TrunksInu) reported 42 minutes ago

  Your Facebook income has two levers: 1. Niche (finance, business, DIY = 10x more) 2. Audience (US/UK/CA = premium RPM) Most creators ignore both. Fix these two. Then watch the battlefield shift. 💰

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  bnarr1997 (@bnarbnar1997) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix your ******* audio and broken hit reg you ********, stop this with this stupid things.

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  nolier_than_thou (@RockandNol) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Darifleman2c Yes and yes. I've never had any major outage owning it. Gaming is decent on most games, but I notice Battlefield 6 has lagging issues. I also have the residential plan which has a speed cap.

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  Reece scott (@Reece__scott) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Battlefield has the biggest cheating problem I’ve ever seen thought I’d give another chance and you can’t find one game were someone is not cheating there’s *** off

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  osi (@osiownage) reported 49 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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  Snookered (@Snookered2020) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Rach4Patriarchy Sniper got sniper so bad his wife has to carry him off the battlefield. He couldnt even answer about his so called army service. You two will end up bankruot and you'll find another man to suck off, one step away from Only Fans.

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  sysx (@Sysxlol) reported 49 minutes ago

  someone is always cheating in battlefield 6. ea and battlefield studios, doesn't care. ban waves aren't solution. retreiving msinfo32 and dxdiag can solve the problem, but who will make it? to get them through ea app on #as16509 platform. i want to uninstall battlefield 6.

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  k palm (@hawk14112) reported 51 minutes ago

  @CaptMarkKelly Has no one told Mark we are at war? Surely they did by now. How long did the service members in WW2 stay at the battlefield?

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  🌹 The Infamous E.G.🌹 (@TheInfamousEG) reported 51 minutes ago

  Battlefield is the ONLY community where BAD players think 150ms TTK, no HS damage, dumbass claymores with a large lethal range, insane rat spots, visual clutter, visibility issues, FAST vault/nade animations, large model, insane idle sway, NARROW cluttered maps, no true-