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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.
- Sign in (42%)
- Online Play (27%)
- Glitches (15%)
- Game Crash (8%)
- Matchmaking (7%)
- Hacking / Cheating (0%)
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The most recent Battlefield 6 outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Sarreguemines
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Glitches | 1 day ago |
 Bern
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Sign in | 1 day ago |
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Marseille
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Sign in | 1 day ago |
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Lyon
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Glitches | 1 day ago |
 Madrid
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Online Play | 1 day ago |
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Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache
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Sign in | 1 day ago |
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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Tasnim News Agency (@Tasnimnews_EN) reportedThe commander of Iran’s Khatam al-Anbia Central Headquarters declared a new battlefield equation amid Iran’s retaliatory operations against US military targets, warning that every Iranian citizen martyred in American attacks would be matched by the death of a US service member.
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nichtsnutz (@nichtsnutz999) reported@BattlefieldComm There is massive desync going on between console and PC. Either fix your servers or give us console-only-crossplay!
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HONOURABLE BANDITS (@Honourable_HB) reported@TSM_Break Battlefield solved this “problem” in bf3 , then ****** it up trying to chase CoD
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Adrock (@Adrock318) reportedMany audio cues are completely missing from Redsec since S4 update. Please fix. @Battlefield
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yusei fudo my goat 🏳️⚧️ (@fuckitweball123) reported@SD_Toki Yes actually I think it is an issue when a fighting game that doesn’t look better then the companies previous games has recommended specs on par with battlefield call of duty and ******* assassins creed.
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Arthur King Books (@ArthurKingBooks) reported@MarkUrban01 Forty-four men left Malta and disappeared. For seventy-seven years their families did not know why or how. “Missing at sea” is not a well-worn phrase to those who bear it. It is an open wound that never heals. HMS Urge’s ship’s company are accounted for now. We remember them, and all those who never returned from the sea, the battlefield or the sky. If I may, there is another family of well-worn phrases that springs to mind and has earned none of that weight. Lessons will be learned. Never again. Thoughts and prayers. Process issue. Regulatory failure. They follow almost every preventable failure, yet the failures keep coming because the words too often replace the action. The wartime generation did not stop at saying lessons would be learned. They changed tactics, ****** doctrine and convoy routes because the alternative was more vessels sunk and more men lost. The measure of respect for the dead was never the eloquence of the tribute. It was whether the cause was found and resolved. That was their standard. It should be ours. The greatest tribute we could pay those who served is not only to remember them, but to recover something of their mindset: face reality, find the cause, fix it quickly, and prevent the next avoidable loss.
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medoyid_ua (@LetsArmUKR) reported@0ok The Pentagon Hammer is a perfect example of the problem. A $1,700 coffee cup on a spreadsheet while Ukraine fields a $400 FPV that kills a T-90. The black budget excuse is exactly why the regular forces were still stuck in 2003 while the battlefield left them behind.
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TaDe (@TadejDem) reported@KidzEgg75186 @Battlefield Making it even worse that someone spent time making this crap instead of actually doing something to fix the game.
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Bro (@RaulBro7) reported@alexxgamedev @Battlefield @alexxgamedev Why was tactical obliteration removed? You guys even mentioned a fix for it on the patch notes + never said it was a LTM like u said with previous modes that were LTMs? Everything indicates the mode should be available but it is not, any updates?
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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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Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer (@aprajitanefes) reported🟥|The U.S. State Department just told its citizens in the Middle East: get ready for flight cancellations and airspace closures. Not a warning. A confession. The empire knows what's coming. It's just not telling you when. Let's read between the lines of this "security alert." The State Department is telling Americans in the region to "exercise caution and heightened vigilance" and to prepare for "flight cancellations, periodic airspace closures, and potential travel disruptions". Some airlines have already postponed or canceled routes. Americans outside the Middle East are being told to reconsider travel to or through the region. This is not a precaution. This is a signal. The empire knows the battlefield is about to expand and it's pulling its civilians out of the way before the next wave hits. Why now? Because the 12th consecutive night of U.S. strikes on Iran has not broken the resistance. Because Iranian missiles have already destroyed radar systems at Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base in Kuwait, hangars at Al-Muwaffaq al-Saltani base in Jordan, and fuel depots at Ali Al Salem. Because the IRGC has warned that any base used to launch aggression against Iran is a legitimate target. The U.S. is not warning its citizens about "tensions." It's warning them about what comes next: a widening of the war that will make the skies over the Middle East too dangerous for commercial flights. The empire is clearing the airspace. The question is: for whose missiles?
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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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Ms-Misty (@hulda03) reportedAnd notice who drives it most aggressively: over-credentialed white intellectuals who have spent decades inside universities, foundations, and bureaucracy, insulated from both the market and the battlefield. Many of them have never held a real private-sector job that required results rather than compliance. They have been catechized in a worldview that treats Western civilization, traditional Christianity, and ordinary White Americans as the permanent problem to be managed. Their preferred “diversity” therefore functions as a permission structure for open anti-White and anti-Christian animus while wrapping itself in the language of justice.
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Synickal (@SyNickal1) reported@BattlefieldComm known issue: forced cross input between controller and k&m is gay and retarded and u **** u change is but u wont. might as well buy a $200 controller with a xen and macros to play this dogshit
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Mutie LVR (@AshrahLA) reported@asgard0822 @jnnssnsn Oh sorry i didn’t realize you want to play the ******* battlefield and black ops campaigns you stupid rodent . Cuz that’s all you have access to any WITH A SERVER OUTAGE
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BROK (@mrjones8907) reported@CallofDuty you ******* chatting me but every ******* day people get on here and say ****** every day and say all the disrespectful **** and you don’t ******* chat ban them y’all got your ******* priorities ****** up I don’t know what ******** y’all doing over there but y’all need to fix that AI **** or y’all need to fix this chat ban and **** cause you’re pushing people away from the game you *** is going to be sitting like battlefield in the next couple ******* years cause GTA six is coming out and if you don’t want to lose people advise you fix it
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FPS Kez⚡️ (@FpsKez) reported@BamaSquama @alexxgamedev @Battlefield Yes! This is well annoying! 10 months down the line and no fix!
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P-HADR USA (@p_hadr) reported@thinkdefence @TomSharpe134 Pre-Weekend round up of today not including full details of WSJ reported UAE support to GCC Joint Strike on Iran, but expect UAE to receive incoming as it's broken it's deal with Iran. Iran War Update – Today's Developments 1. Assessment (Battlefield) The conflict has entered another phase of sustained U.S. strikes, with CENTCOM confirming attacks against IRGC command facilities, drone infrastructure, communications nodes and maritime-related military sites. Reports also indicate strikes extending into areas around Bandar Abbas, Qeshm Island, Khuzestan and parts of the southwest, including Andimeshk/Omidiyeh, continuing pressure on Iran's southern military infrastructure. Iran has responded with additional missile and drone attacks aimed at U.S. facilities in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait and Iraq. Jordan again reported intercepting incoming threats before impact. (Not fully true, two impacts were filmed and geodata and raw file date matches). Diplomatically, reports conflict over a proposed ceasefire channel. Some outlets reported Iran rejected a U.S. proposal relayed via Iraq, while Iranian officials publicly disputed those reports and continued to state they prefer negotiations over continued escalation. 2. Regional Picture The Houthis have expanded pressure beyond Israel, with attacks on Saudi-linked oil tankers in the Red Sea reinforcing the maritime dimension of the conflict. This widens operational pressure on Gulf energy exports and shipping. Jordan remains increasingly significant. Continued interceptions place the kingdom on the front line of regional air defence while increasing pressure around Aqaba and key logistics routes supporting regional commerce and military movement. The United States has warned that Iran will be held responsible for proxy attacks, increasing the risk that additional Houthi or militia operations could trigger further U.S. military action. 3. Logistics Tail The Strait of Hormuz remains the decisive logistics centre of gravity. Commercial shipping volumes remain sharply reduced, insurance costs continue to rise, and some merchant vessels are reportedly switching off AIS transponders or altering routes to reduce exposure. Oil prices briefly exceeded US$100 per barrel following renewed attacks on shipping before easing, demonstrating how quickly maritime disruption is feeding into global markets. For Jordan, my earlier assessment remains strategically relevant: Any sustained disruption affecting Aqaba Port or associated logistics corridors would have implications not only for Jordan's economy but also for defence and dual-use exports, regional supply chains, and military sustainment across the Levant. While there is no confirmation today that Aqaba itself has been struck, the broader regional threat environment around Jordan has intensified. Overall, today's picture is one of continued military escalation combined with diplomatic signalling. Neither side appears ready to concede, while the logistics contest of shipping, energy infrastructure, regional ports and military sustainment is becoming as strategically important as the air campaign itself. 0700 ET or before update tomorrow.
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Cory Jerrell (@CoryJerrell14) reported@Battlefield Might be a great idea to fix glitches in the game still in the game from The beginning. Like never getting to spawn I’m ranked redsec
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Tony 🐸 (@TonyLikesRanas) reported@gameunlocked26 BFV should've been a home run. Genuinely so disappointed with what we got and when we got the Pacific theatre the ****** drip fed live service was cut for BF2042. The series hasn't been the same since BF1
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FPS D3TH ☠️ (@d3thd33lr) reported@Ryangofett_2490 It’s better for sure but the issue was so little content at launch for maps. I don’t even consider 2042 a battlefield title worth remembering or referencing other than what the series should never do again.
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Jolly Bonkers 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 (@jollybonkars) reported@Battlefield I got kicked out of the game on the grounds that I was AFK—even though, by the way, I was actually driving an IFV at the time. Fix your ******* ****.
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52 (@freebase52) reported@RafaMorgan64 How do you even reload this on the battlefield? What happens when a drone hits it? Do you just stop mid-fight to charge the battery? Ukraine’s real problem isn’t a lack of weapons anyway. No tech bro can fix its manpower shortage.
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⚓TheThurston13⚓ (@TheThurston13) reported@sssly__ @Battlefield Most likely I think it's a game side thing which is beyond ridiculous. I'd been asking in labs and mentioning it since early development that they need to have input-based matchmaking. This would fix the whole cross-play issue.
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Max (@victory2026vp) reported@FmrRepMTG Marjorie, you're right about the difference between a safe NO and a courageous NO. But the real issue is deeper. The Rules Committee doesn't just manage the vote, it decides in advance what kind of vote is even possible. They craft a special rule for each bill that sets debate time, amendment limits, and voting order, knowing the likely outcome beforehand. By the time the bill reaches the floor, the result is already heavily tilted in their favor. A courageous NO only matters if the rule itself can still be blocked in committee. Once it's on the floor, even principled opposition becomes theater. The system doesn't just control the outcome, it controls the battlefield."
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Shuyang (@Jiashuyang) reported@Battlefield Why haven’t you fix the quit match black screen?
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Eve Keneinan 𝛗☦️ن (@EveKeneinan) reported@wil_da_beast630 One of reasons Socrates survived his service in the Athenian military was his habit of casually strolling across the battlefield as if he had not a care in the world, since he legitimately did not fear death — with the result that the enemy were quite afraid of him and avoided him.
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Vince ツ (@Vince_Muema) reported@Battlefield Fix the servers! Constantly getting +180ms 😒
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SpankAndSprawl (@SpankAndSprawl) reported@BattlefieldComm please for the love of god fix the static audio glitch.
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Villain 🖕U 🤡 (@Villain_81) reported@Battlefield FIX SPAWN PROTECTION. you just get camped by Choppers and jets now