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  Capo (@WillWallace95) reported 37 seconds ago

  @Battlefield Fix the bugs on ranked. I ain't playing no more until it's fixed.

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  RockSteadyYeti (@RockSteadyYeti) reported 1 minute ago

  @TTrebb @BattlefieldComm Where is the spotted light fix, it ruined multiple games last night??

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  frito 🥷🇭🇹 (@AKA_Frito) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Did you guys fix the random blinding ******* white light that makes the **** unplayable?! No? 👍🏾 nice .

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  Dia Opuesto (@ToonLinkC) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ObviousRises So far I know there is already a fix for it, but yeah, let everyone think cheaters are out the game, like battlefield 6 did with the Javelin news.

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  Is (@is_naude1980) reported 10 minutes ago

  @defense_civil25 In short, the Americans lost on the battlefield. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) presented by Iran to the Pakistani mediator 🚨🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 An Iranian official told Al Jazeera: “We have reached a memorandum of understanding with the Pakistani mediator and are awaiting the US response.” The memorandum includes an end to the war, the lifting of the blockade, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and the withdrawal of US forces from the war zone. The memorandum does not include nuclear issues, as these are complex and require sufficient time for negotiations. Thirty days after the agreement, the door could open for nuclear negotiations. The Pakistani Army Commander had been scheduled to announce the memorandum of understanding in Tehran, but he left to coordinate with US officials. The State of Qatar played a key role in drafting the memorandum, and the mediators were in contact with Washington. Iran cannot offer any further concessions beyond those stipulated in the memorandum of understanding.

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  Don Elliott (@RealDonElliott) reported 12 minutes ago

  hey @Sony @PlayStation according to the @Battlefield controller feature thing, all 3 of my controllers are drifting. Even my new one. Why are your products arriving broken?

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  Alcids (@alcids_tv) reported 21 minutes ago

  . @EASPORTS @Battlefield are you guys aware of the issue in downtown where console and pc graphics look like they’re getting flashed banged IRL and can’t see anything at all. Ruins ranked play when zones pull there.

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  nieveria.lol (@Nieveria22) reported 22 minutes ago

  giving us battlefield and FD forms was not the solution to the problem of most stages being awful competitively. turning hazards off makes some of them better but there's still issues (small blast zones on yoshi's story and warioware for example)

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  عَ (@4o8_6) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm It’s been 4 days since you acknowledged this game-breaking issue, and still no hotfix? Leaving the game unplayable for days and making us wait until the next major update is completely unacceptable. Stop delaying and fix it now!

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  Roberto Chamorro (@robchamo) reported 23 minutes ago

  @michaeljburry @michaeljburry Mr. Michael Burry, I genuinely enjoy reading your work and I always learn something from it… but regarding NVIDIA, there’s one thing missing from the discussion: CPUs a completely new battlefield where NVIDIA is now entering to compete directly with AMD. “The biggest customer for NVIDIA is probably Microsoft, and if Microsoft cuts its chip spending by 20%, that alone would hit NVIDIA’s revenue by 4.2%.” Fair point. But there’s a problem with that “if.”Microsoft is not slowing down. Its own CFO, Amy Hood, has explicitly said that Azure will remain capacity constrained at least through June 2026, and likely beyond. Constrained by what? Not by lack of chips. By lack of power availability and physical infrastructure to install them. Microsoft reportedly has around $80 billion in Azure demand it cannot even fully serve today. Demand is exceeding supply not the other way around. So someone explain to me how a company drowning in backlog is suddenly going to cut chip spending by 20%. The scenario Mr. Burry describes requires Microsoft to slow down. But Microsoft is effectively pressing the accelerator with the handbrake already on… and even then it still cannot keep up. “Cisco never even had a single customer above 10%. NVIDIA becomes severely impaired if just one customer pulls back.” The Cisco comparison reminds me of something else that already happened: China. NVIDIA effectively lost the entire Chinese market because of export restrictions — a massive market. And what happened? Revenue still kept growing at near triple digits. The demand China left behind was absorbed by other customers, countries, enterprises, and sovereign AI projects. If losing an entire country did not break the growth story, are we really supposed to believe that one hyperscaler moderating orders destroys the thesis? And then there’s the CPU angle. NVIDIA just announced Vera, entering AMD’s territory and attacking a CPU market worth roughly $200 billion a market NVIDIA barely touched before. So this is not only about GPUs continuing to grow. It’s also about NVIDIA opening an entirely new front. That part is absent from the bearish narrative. Mr. Burry argues current AI demand is temporary merely a training phase that eventually fades while markets are pricing it as permanent. I understand the concern. Truly. The fear is: “What if all this demand suddenly disappears?” But that’s like saying: “What if tomorrow everyone suddenly stops drinking Coca-Cola?” Could it happen? Theoretically, yes. But investing is not about pricing hypothetical catastrophes without evidence. It’s about probabilities supported by numbers. And the numbers we actually have are extraordinary: A nearly $6 trillion company growing revenue close to triple digits. That is almost unprecedented at this scale. Even more important: revenue outside the major hyperscalers is now approaching nearly 50% of Data Center revenue. Not long ago, the business was heavily concentrated among four names. Today, the customer base broadens every single quarter across enterprises, sovereign AI projects, industrials, robotics, healthcare, logistics, and regional AI clouds. Not all of it is recurring, of course. That’s true. But the base is widening not concentrating. And then comes inference. More and more companies will need AI responses in milliseconds. And for that, you cannot always run workloads thousands of miles away in centralized hyperscale facilities. You need compute close to the factory.
Close to the customer.
 Close to where real-world action happens. That means more distributed infrastructure.
More local AI data centers.
More edge compute. Not less demand.
Structural demand. And NVIDIA’s own CEO, Jensen Huang, described this future AI infrastructure opportunity as a $60–80 trillion market.

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  AYM UH SPUNJ (@Uh_spunj) reported 24 minutes ago

  @4milleforever @ImNotMafty Yes yes. All they need are standard issue uniforms and a couple of sticks, no normal suits nor real weapons of any kind. Send them out on an ongoing battlefield, the middle of the ocean, or even the vacuum of space. They'll probably win maybe. They're just that good.

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  FlyingBeagle "Abu Alya" (@FlyingBeagle_) reported 26 minutes ago

  The Israeli army is helpless in southern Lebanon. It absorbs the blows and cannot return them. This is what guerrilla warfare means—confining the fight to the battlefield bleeds Israel dry. Its method had always been to bomb civilians as a way to release pressure, turn the tables. Striking civilians—criminally, intensively, in densely populated areas—is its primary weapon. That weapon no longer works in the south. Voices inside Israel are openly calling to throw off American restrictions. The only way to solve the FPV drone problem, they say, runs through Beirut—through striking it with full force, targeting civilians, killing them, destroying their homes, as leverage to force Hizb-Allah to stop firing. If Israel fights a war that respects rules of engagement and international law, it will be a death sentence for its army. What is happening in southern Lebanon now proves the theory.

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  ARCOS (@falsewoodxt) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield Fix the ridiculous netcode and hit registration in redsec. Season 2 hit reg was so much better now we are straight up getting 10-15 bullets not registering on target. Revert the netcode to how it was in season 2

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  Goat Carroll ⚒️ (@joke544507471) reported 28 minutes ago

  @JexxitS @DRUNKKZ3 @BattlefieldComm Hey man, I think I may have found part of the problem. I turned off AMD Anti-Lag and FSR both in the game and in the AMD drivers, and things actually got a bit better.

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  Red slayer (@redslayerknows) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm So still haven’t fixed server issues and terrible D-sync and animations, season 3 and we are still asking for these fixes, lazy at this point in time. Still beta issues too, what is that team doing over there?.