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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.
- Sign in (41%)
- 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 |
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 Hillsboro
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Online Play | 3 hours ago |
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Chicago
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Online Play | 5 hours ago |
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Hinesville
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Sign in | 5 hours ago |
 Comuna 1
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Online Play | 16 hours ago |
 Pau
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Game Crash | 1 day ago |
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Paris
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Glitches | 1 day ago |
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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Big Brebby (@El_Bwente) reported@Battlefield When is the TTK gonna be fixed and the fact fix the damage on the RPK74M to be in league with the RPKM?
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BREAKING NEWS (@TheNewsTrending) reportedThe Pentagon updated its official database to record a total of 18 U.S. service members killed and 624 wounded since the conflict with Iran began on February 28, 2026. This update added over 140 newly accounted-for injured individuals and restored four battlefield deaths.
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Ross Turner (@RossTur24578554) reported@PWestoff Universities train the teachers who then train children, etc. The right took the noble high path and assumed it would fix itself. The left rushed into the gap half a century ago with gusto. The decision to walk away from the battlefield may have been overconfidence.
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dolemitedawiz (@NoFilterGames) reported@GhostGamingG @Battlefield Skill issue. Do what everyone else does. Fly low.
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Keryilias (@keryilias) reported@ExoGhost My issue with battlefield is the new maps are so big that 32v32 doesn't feel like enough I'm running around for 4 mins trying to find another person to shoot.
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Sinan Sahin (@sinan_sahinn) reported@Battlefield Fix your stupid damage system. Why do I have to fire 5 RPGs at every vehicle, from small to large? Doesn't anyone in the squad have any prior military experience? Are they all kids?
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Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞) (@teortaxesTex) reported@Bladnoch15 @BowesChay > I can tell from the video this thing isn’t nearly rugged enough for any battlefield deployment This is only a problem for deindustrialized shitholes your "ruggedness" is astronomically simpler than this mobility
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flintmaister (@flintmaister) reported@FindleysFinance "The hyperscalers are scaling to meet the demand today" I believe that this might be a problem. The winds we who work in the data-industry are towards local processing of data. We already know that essentially no company on earth runs big data for real, everyone is querying small pieces of data. And we already know that no company wants an LLM, they simply know too much random stuff. If my business operates on Product Lifecycle Management, I don't need intelligence who knows what Goofys dog is named. This is called BLM (Business) or SLM (Small). I have a lot of practice in this field, where we simply re-build all behemoth cloud pipelines for analytics & ai, to run on each individuals laptop instead, on 10x the speed and at zero cost. So yes, the demand of today is high. But the demand of tomorrow is superlow. The most common request we get as consultants in data engineering today is to get out of the cloud and delete the bills. What Google and Microsoft are doing, but ain't telling you they are doing - is building their own compute capacity and infrastructure, since they have been renting it before. They see that AI and LLM bills are ridiculously high due to useless prompting with no outcome. They just paint it with a nice narrative to the financial markets. Because it is not the same narrative on the battlefield, not even close.
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Mystic (@MysticGrogu) reportedI’ve had enough of Battlefield. It’s getting deleted, so many issues that have been in the game since launch. Dogshit game that had so much potential
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Dᐰnk Sinᐰtrᐰ 🏴💰 (🌮/🌯) (@danksinatra308) reported@Battlefield Please fix the game. BF6 was one of a handful of games that were freezing my PC. Switched from AMD to NVIDIA and now BF6 alone is back to freezing my PC after this update.
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NERV2nd Branch (@NERV2nd) reported@RealCynicalFox It's an interesting analogy and one that also shows how not to organize a force. AAA units in the USA did increase exponentially, as did Costal Artillery units that used AAA. In 1939 the planner did indeed think that we were going to have massive aerial bombardment campaigns from German and Japanese forces reaching even the US mainland. What actually happened? 1) German industrial capability couldn't come up with a decent heavy bomber with range, neither could Japan. They could produce a few heavy bombers but none lived up to the threat. 2) Axis airpower in general declined with the lack of petroleum access. In Europe we had air superiority as of mid-1944, and never really lost it. 3) By the end of 1944 it was obvious to Army planners that we had a glut of AAA units that didn't do anything. Eventually many of these were broken up and put into service as infantry or artillery crews. Don't mistake my argument: the UAV threat is a real one, and our military services were and are still woefully unprepared. There are however real technological limits to how UAVs can develop and as the more countermeasures against them are developed, the more sophisticated (and heavier) they will become. The C-UAS systems we have now need to separate between the current threat of waves of cheap drones, and heavier systems that will practically replace manned fighters and gunships. With that in mind, the best defense system to counter act both is not the "cheap missiles" that you see everyone trying to field right now. Taking that approach will never overcome as UAVs will continually develop downward to drive cost down and numbers up. But practical battlefield lasers are the real game-changer here, and it's no longer science-fiction. We need to put the investment into the right kind of defense.
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Asaba (@basa9888) reported@Battlefield That stupid bot you guys developed keeps abandoning its vehicle every game. As a result, the enemy team runs roughshod over us with two vehicles. When are you going to fix this? When? When? When?
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mac (@Damac1214) reported@evolved117 I do not like the animation delay in 5 or Infinite. I get it’s a balancing thing in those games due to MP, but it makes using the Warthog as a solo player limiting. This battlefield esque seat swap is fine and removes that delay. They should fix the exploit, but that’s it.
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BriBri ❤️🔥 (@tiny_pretty_b) reported@phungus6 @RiftboundReport If only we knew with which colors 3/5 Battlefield were broken 😩
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Ozymandias (@Ozymandias88_) reported@PaultempsTbk Idk man honestly I don't remember having any such issues when I played with my friends. Still sucks but maybe it wasn't that widespread. I remember people in here sharing their clips and matches and playing fine. It wasn't a Battlefield 4 situation or anything
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Moff Thrawn (@MercShame) reported@BattlefieldComm Xbox is having severe server issues like just not letting you log on and looking at any screen not the main one that let's you play and going back to the main screen is black and won't let you play.
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Dude (@ThatDude_bro) reported@Conker1876 @BattlefieldComm This worked for me as well!! Anyone having issues give this a try. Tried a few games off and had no issues, tested again by turning on and not even 5 min into the new map it crashed again.
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hckdbgh0st (@nbdcrsXXX) reported@GhostGamingG @Battlefield And guess how you counter that? With spreading units, but this would need bigger maps, if you played milsim games like arma you know that battlefield games are compressing the real distance very much, and later it is the root of all its problems, ie jets flying with a bird speed
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Dᐰnk Sinᐰtrᐰ 🏴💰 (🌮/🌯) (@danksinatra308) reported@rgonz_27 @Battlefield Wow, I guess they should take the pinned post about it on the steam forums down from the battlefield discussions. Turns out all those people were having issues because of my PC.
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Nick Theriot (@nicktheriot_) reportedThe hidden genius of this spam-call solution ad is… It never tries to make privacy interesting. Because privacy isn't a “WOWWWWW!!” kinda thing. Nobody wakes up thinking, "I really need a better data broker removal service." That's not a pain people consciously feel. What people do feel is their phone ringing five times a day from random numbers. That's frustrating af. So this ad starts somewhere completely different. It starts with something almost everyone has experienced: "Why do these spam calls never stop?" That's a problem people already want solved. Then comes the brilliant part. Instead of pitching the solution immediately, the ad changes your understanding of the problem. It says: "Blocking the number isn't fixing anything." That one sentence destabilizes the viewer's current mental model. The viewer has probably blocked dozens of spam numbers before. So when the ad says: "That's not actually solving it." Their brain immediately asks: "Then what is causing it?" Now they're leaning in because they want the explanation. …And that's exactly what great education-based advertising does. It starts by making your current beliefs feel incomplete. Then the ad introduces an invisible villain: data brokers. That's another layer of genius. Spam callers are annoying - everyone knows that. But they're not the root cause. Data brokers are. Now the product isn't competing with Truecaller, iPhone spam filters, or Android call blocking. It's solving an entirely different problem. That's called changing the battlefield instead of fighting on the existing one. Once the viewer accepts that new framing, the product becomes incredibly easy to sell. Because the logic becomes: If my number keeps getting sold... then of course new spam numbers will keep appearing. And if someone removes my number from those databases... then of course the calls should decrease. Did you just notice what happened? The product never had to scream: "We're the best." It simply became the only solution that matched the newly established cause of the problem. That's one of the strongest forms of persuasion. The ad also makes an invisible service feel tangible. Privacy software is hard to market because nothing physical happens. You can't "see" your information being removed. So the ad visualizes everything: - Personal data floating around. - A threat meter dropping from red to green. - Data broker names switching from "In Progress" to "Removed." Those visuals act like proof substitutes that give your brain something concrete to attach belief to. Finally, the CTA is almost perfect. They don't say: "Buy Cloaked." They say: "Run a free security scan." When the viewer hears this, he doesn’t feel like someone’s pushing him for a sale. Rather, he feels the dire need to satisfy his fresh curiosity of "wait...how much of my information is actually out there??" Lesson in this.
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mindflexor (@mindflexor) reported@roo404_ Only in battlefield moment with the heli crash on resort
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Blessed (@xBlessedBot) reported@GhostGamingG @Battlefield Bro except they don’t gaf about aircraft because it makes casuals not wanna play and play a different game It’s been trash since launch they not gonna fix ****
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TrumpIsUnfit (@MNumbahs) reported@Battlefield Still having horrible matchmaking issues. Come on.
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daft86 (@sulik27745) reported@ReddRedd2525 @ReiiValentinaa Her point is that it was a whites against whites issue, settled in white court, white executive, and white legislature. And then on the battlefield. It wasn't a slave revolt. It was a liberation. Comprehend your reading my man.
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King Kilo (@King_Kilo28) reported@ExoGhost The problem is pretty much ever FPS is made by western devs and western studios have been HEAVILY compromised. Your only option is to find the one with the least amount of BS and play that one. At the moment that seems to be battlefield.
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MostNormal (@jxb0l) reported@Battlefield Can you ******* retards fix team balancing? Every game is stupid lopsided.
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Asaba (@basa9888) reported@Battlefield That stupid bot you guys developed keeps abandoning its vehicle every game. As a result, the enemy team runs roughshod over us with two vehicles. When are you going to fix this? When? When? When?
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Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported@BbGrlee @AngCatOne @BattlefieldComm Well it might be Javelin that's borked for you and you might need to fix it. There is a tool to try and fix it. Still, if the game crashes while building shaders, then everything points to CPU/RAM/Drives
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ＧＨＯＳＴ (@Adam9110) reported@Battlefield Instead of making stupid videos, focus on fixing the game!!!! Fix audio!! Fix TTK!! Fix netcode!! Fix jets!! Fix boats!!! Fix map optimization!!
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W (@W_laflame) reported@Battlefield Fix your godam Battleroyale.