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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.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Battlefield 6 users through our website.
- Matchmaking (36%)
- Sign in (33%)
- Online Play (24%)
- Glitches (4%)
- Game Crash (3%)
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The most recent Battlefield 6 outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Paris
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Matchmaking | 2 days ago |
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Taverny
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Online Play | 13 days ago |
 Preston
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Matchmaking | 14 days ago |
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Eu
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Online Play | 14 days ago |
 Brisbane
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Online Play | 15 days ago |
 Montréal
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Sign in | 23 days ago |
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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Poe (@VagueNightmares) reported@Uniting_ps Honestly, the only flashlight fix needed was how big the flash appears to be in third person. Trade kills have been a thing in every Battlefield I’ve played. (Since BC2) In some games it’s worse than others, but it ain’t new. (I don’t like it either.)
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Charlie Farnsbarns (@poore56) reported@blowingtom2 BRS is not the first - Heston Russell also had to suffer this crap. If there is a problem with what soldiers do on the battlefield then pull in those who gave the orders. Soldiers have orders they have to abide by, there is a chain of command.
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Smiling dude ☺️ (@Smilinguy22) reported@OzorNdiOzor Army work is the most useless job. If u are not working on the road, u are in the battlefield or oga house.
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KillerPerk33/RG (@killerperk33) reportedIm ok with this loss. A battlefield commander loses a drone them they replace it with another. You lose a service member, then you lose a son/daughter, Mother/father, a husband/wife, or someones brother/sister and you lose a trained individual who you can't just replace.
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DarkGreenMarine Astartes (@SemperSmOke) reported@tangot296 @Juliekwest11 @CollinRugg That really is part of the problem. People buzzword ptsd and automatically relate it to veterans and troops. Trauma is everywhere, not just battlefield. We really need more education here on this topic
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BlackHawk (@PSalih20463) reported@Battlefield Fix the game! We are waiting for 10min and still can't get a match
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ContactReport (@ContactReport_) reportedLTC Bateman's "Cause for Relief" (@RobertLBateman, Armed Forces Journal) sent me down a rabbit hole comparing GO/FO firing rates from WWII through today. Marshall fired 16 of 155 division commanders for battlefield performance; Hegseth has fired 21 generals in 15 months — including the CJCS, four service chiefs, and two intelligence directors — with zero stated performance rationale. Same rate on paper. Completely inverted logic.
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Buddy (@BaderAumash) reported@BattlefieldComm Battlefield needs to fix the servers and server search and make it more like battlefield 4 . And the match making
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Chilly Pill (@charlie4delta) reported@worqas Who are you or for that matter anyone to decide what they should do and shouldn’t? If someone has the problem battlefield is wide open. Come and fight with Iran and if you win, you can impose your will on Iran.
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Taufiq Rahim (@taufiqzrahim) reported@Anything4UAnyt @tparsi Hence the problem, the US is seeking to remove Iran's ability to produce weapons-grade material within weeks, as you say. That is the fundamental divergence. If negotiations on that fail, it will be determined on the battlefield. In my view, it's a concession Iran could make
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Fabian Eder (@Fabian_Eder_AUT) reported@ArmchairAdml The abuse of history in social media storytelling is the problem, not the solution. So get back to the books, and think about the role of China in the WWII ending, for example. Wars were never decided on the battlefield.
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MoonBlaster🚀 (@ComplexDigi) reported@spectatorindex The problem here is Israeli soldiers are right next to Hezbollah in the battlefield. Israel can false flag all day if they want.
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Mike Ernst (@MERNST313) reported@BattlefieldComm PLEASE fix the orange dots!!!!!!
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Skunk72 (@Skunk72Rides) reported@Steam are you guys ever going to address the issue with Battlefield V??? Glad I bought a game that I've never been able to play.
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Owen Miller (@OwenFM_) reportedMaybe people think Roberts-Smith is guilty, but let's remember: the witnesses are Taliban sympathisers. The fact that he could be convicted on absolutely tainted, crap evidence will cause analysis paralysis on the battlefield. Exactly the issue David McBride tried to raise.
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MOORE (@ONBMORE) reported@Urhobo_Mudiaga Take this time and post all other rank and file who fought and died in the battlefield to stop sugar coating, this general was aware that the armour tanker had issues,but would tell the junior to manage now it's his turn
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Sir Nkosi (@Sanele_NS) reported@Dammi_Esq Don’t turn dinner into a battlefield, solve the issue, not the meal. A wife will not poison you when you are both angry if you are worried about that.
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Zaid 🇮🇶 (@sylensqsr) reported@StodehTV @EA_DICE Yeah they need to fix their matchmaking for Asian servers so we can play against actual people not lobbies of bots
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Neo (@petrovicsrb) reportedHey @Battlefield @BattlefieldComm on this map the game crashes when a soldier enters these buildings a second time; the game kills my graphics driver when I enter one of these two doors. (I thought the first time was an error but this is now the second time at the same place.) The first time I was on the upper floor, now the down door at street level. I'm on an AMD 5700 XT. I wish to know if other players have the same problem (I marked a blue line on the map). #battlefield6
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G20Beamer (@pyramidwoodwork) reported@BattlefieldComm Fix the ttk/ttd. Weapon velocities & limb modifiers
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Tim Ray (@TimRayWV) reported@CLouWho0 @NewlOdah @osasisHERESY What, realistically, could Israel have done differently when facing an enemy like Hamas, an organization that has embedded its military infrastructure within densely populated civilian areas? This is not a conventional battlefield where opposing forces meet away from civilians. It is a conflict where weapons, command centers, and fighters are often deliberately positioned among homes, schools, and hospitals, creating an environment where civilian risk is tragically unavoidable. Israel has, at various times, issued evacuation warnings through leaflets, phone calls, and public announcements before striking certain locations. The stated intent of these warnings is to reduce civilian casualties. However, reports and claims have also indicated that in some cases civilians have been discouraged or prevented from leaving targeted areas, further complicating an already volatile situation. This raises a difficult moral and strategic question: if a nation is under continued attack from an armed group operating within civilian spaces, what options does it truly have? Is inaction acceptable when its own civilians are being targeted? Or does it have the right, under the principle of self defense, to respond, even when that response carries a high risk of collateral damage due to the tactics of its adversary? None of this removes the tragedy of civilian suffering. Innocent lives lost are not abstractions. They are the deepest cost of war. But it does highlight the complexity of assigning responsibility in a conflict where one side’s strategy includes blending into the civilian population. Ultimately, the issue is not simple, and any honest discussion has to wrestle with both realities at once: a nation’s right to defend its people, and the devastating human consequences when war is fought in the midst of civilians.
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SithMetal71 (@sithmetal71) reported@Battlefield So how long to fix a broken link? Does EA/Dice even keep an eye on their socials. Obviously not thats why they do not LISTEN to us !!!!!
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Andras Verbenyi (@smackup4u) reported@BattlefieldComm So the fix for the mouse poll rate is not included in this one? (it's live on BF Labs) That's a bummer.
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Quinton Payne (@MTRDeplorable) reportedBelieve, don't believe, your problem if you don't. After the Battle of Armageddon, Jesus Christ defeats the forces of the Antichrist, leading to the binding of Satan for 1,000 years, a massive cleanup of the battlefield, and the establishment of the Millennial Kingdom.
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DICEYWOLF (@DICEYWOLF_) reported@Battlefield Can’t match make. It’s counts to 20 seconds and stops. Anyone else having this issue on pc?
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Marwan Takchi (@TakchiM) reported@AshrafBadreddi1 @TinesWes @KevorkAlmassian Wow, where to start… No one said there were zero incidents—border tensions existed. But that’s not the same as full-scale war or systematic bombardment. And your own example proves the point: isolated incidents don’t justify turning an entire country into a battlefield. Lebanon never declared war. Yet wars kept happening—from its territory, without state decision. That’s the issue you keep avoiding.
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Zoey B (@Scouter_612) reported@TheKennyDevine By "Issues and things that may happen on the battlefield" does she mean pushing a handcuffed captive off a cliff or taking a farmers prosthetic leg to drink out of?
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Whyte (@kal_whyte) reportedLet’s be honest, this isn’t just a man’s issue. Women, heal too. Because some of you fight controlling mothers-in-law, only to slowly become the same thing later. You leave one battlefield, but without realizing it, you start setting up another.
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Stuart Wallace (@Wall10387Stuart) reported@Lisa9Sophia Cool uniform though, more catwalk than battlefield! Large numbers of service personnel in the West now have never heard a shot fired in anger.
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MrFraische (@MrFraische) reported@Andiders @borisplavljanic @GameRant They have a lag… like in GTA. Battlefield? What even is that comparison? RDR2 is slow and clunky in fights, and the fights are uninteresting (except a few cool ones)… Side quests were boring and the collection bit was bad. Kinda liked the treasure maps, but they were too ez.