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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Lady Justice (@DominaIustitia) reported 1 second ago

  @rhondamsd @EYakoby Who started it? Who came dispossession and occupation? Who turned another people’s homeland into a battlefield and then demanded the victims justify their resistance? And whow asks humanity to accept mass suffering in service of a religious claim we don't believe in?

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  IronDog of Écosse (@irondog55) reported 1 minute ago

  @pcgamer No. Lag is a thing. Especially in competitive games with people who ratehack. A story as old as time. Can't hit what the netcode cant see...(Original MW2, Battlefield, Delta Force) Absolutely moronic take w/ @da

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  Conor (SWCentral) (@SWBFCentral) reported 4 minutes ago

  @MrProWestie This has consistently been a problem for every new Battlefield title in recent memory either with bad, late or no attempt at implementation at all. Now to the entire detriment of the game... There's clearly an old guard that vehemently oppose player agency and they need to go.

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  Rain - CEOs of Screams - (@RainPlaysGames) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Battlefield its broken alright

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  medoyid_ua (@LetsArmUKR) reported 8 minutes ago

  @CasetaBosque Every truck burned in Luhansk is a supply line that never reaches the front. The 8th Regiment keeps proving that logistics is the real battlefield, and moscovia keeps losing it. Drones didnt just change the war, they turned Ukraines lack of an air force into a non-issue.

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  Ramazan Daş (@ramazandash) reported 11 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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  Anci3nTKnowledg3 (@B3NJ3LAUW20) reported 17 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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  NorkDorf Entertainment (@NorkDorf) reported 18 minutes ago

  @PsyPheRHQ @Battlefield @CallofDuty This isn’t just about bugs—it's about a lack of accountability. Developers can’t keep pushing out updates without addressing core issues first. The community is tired of being the beta testers.

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  sunwukong (@sunwukk990) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Is wayy too optimized it looks funny but understandable, is not meant to be a replica of reality. Still, fix it please, this is not that well polished.

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  Zacky vicent (@VicentZacky) reported 19 minutes ago

  TENCENT IS SPENDING BILLIONS TO WIN THE AI WAR — AND THE NUMBERS ARE SCREAMING Tencent just delivered a quarter that looks strong on the surface — but underneath, the story is far more brutal. Revenue: ¥204.78B — above the ¥202.17B analyst estimate. Net profit: ¥56B — massively below the ¥61.82B expectation. Revenue grew 11% YoY, while reported profit barely moved, rising roughly 1%. That is the first warning. The second is what Tencent is doing with its money. GAMING IS BACK — HARD. Domestic gaming revenue jumped 17% YoY to ¥47.3B, accelerating sharply from just 6% growth in Q1. Major titles including Delta Force and Valorant helped drive the rebound. But internationally, gaming revenue fell 0.8% YoY on a reported basis, although it grew 4% at constant exchange rates. So yes — Tencent's gaming machine is still printing cash. But the real battlefield is no longer just gaming. IT IS AI. TENCENT IS THROWING MONEY INTO THE AI FIRE. Tencent's capital expenditure surged 65% sequentially to ¥52.8B. Read that again. 65%. The company is aggressively buying computing power and building infrastructure because it believes its enormous user base can eventually be converted into AI revenue. Tencent says it has more than 1.4 BILLION users across Weixin and WeChat. That user base is potentially one of the most powerful distribution networks on Earth. And Tencent is now trying to weaponize it. AI IS ALREADY HITTING THE AD BUSINESS. Tencent's marketing-services revenue climbed 22% YoY to ¥43.6B. The driver? AI-powered advertising recommendations. AI is increasingly deciding which advertisements users see across Tencent's platforms — turning billions of interactions into a giant monetization machine. Tencent has also begun testing its Xiaowei AI assistant inside WeChat, while its newest AI model, Hy3, has been expanded globally. But here's the problem: Tencent isn't fighting alone. Alibaba is coming. DeepSeek is coming. Moonshot AI is coming. Kimi is coming. China's AI battlefield is becoming absolutely ******* vicious. And investors are already punishing Tencent for the cost of fighting it. THE MARKET HAS ALREADY SENT ITS WARNING. Tencent shares are down roughly 26% in 2026 through Wednesday's Hong Kong close. Why? Competition. AI spending. Rising capital expenditure. And fears that Tencent could burn enormous amounts of capital before investors see the payoff. This is the brutal contradiction: Revenue is beating expectations. Gaming is accelerating. AI advertising is growing. Gross profit is improving. Yet the market still doesn't trust the spending. Because AI isn't cheap. Compute isn't cheap. Infrastructure isn't cheap. And building an AI empire capable of competing with China's strongest models could require an enormous amount of capital. Tencent is betting that today's spending becomes tomorrow's dominance. THIS IS THE REAL STORY. Tencent isn't simply reporting earnings. It is making a gigantic bet: Spend aggressively now. Buy the compute. Build the models. Integrate AI into WeChat. Monetize advertising. Monetize applications. Turn 1.4+ BILLION users into an AI distribution engine. If that works, today's ¥52.8B capex could look cheap in hindsight. If it fails? Tencent could find itself spending billions just to remain competitive in a war where Alibaba, DeepSeek, Moonshot and others are also burning enormous resources. The headline says: “Tencent beats revenue expectations.” The deeper reality says: Tencent is entering an AI arms race — and the bill is only getting started. Gaming is funding the war. Advertising is beginning to monetize it. WeChat is the distribution weapon. Compute is the ammunition. And Tencent just pulled the trigger. The next battle isn't for the gaming market. It's for who controls China's AI economy.

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  dharmic aeroplate v2 (@daeroplate_v2) reported 22 minutes ago

  @JackRangaswami range & loiter time over battlefield is also a problem as refuelers are pulled back to israel. f22 has no real a2g ability and JSF is it, but whatever it could strike has been done many times over. eyeran gone mobile, vlo and cockroach mode.

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  Gaming Amigos (@gamingamigos24) reported 24 minutes ago

  A Battlefield 6 player with hundreds of hours played has reportedly received a full $110 refund from Steam after several game modes were removed from quick-play matchmaking. 🎮 The player said Squad Deathmatch and King of the Hill were initially removed from quick play. 🚨 Their final issue came after Rush, a long-running Battlefield mode, was also removed.

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  ＧＨＯＳＴ (@Adam9110) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Honestly, I couldn’t give a **** about Wake Island or these new planes when you’re destroying the game yourselves by removing game modes instead of simply disabling the bots... You can’t even fix a ******* basic issue like grenades not being properly marked.

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  Ramazan Daş (@ramazandash) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm 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.

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  Hashbrown (@OrdGtrr) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm This is just proving that live service AAA FOS games are a ******* blunder