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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Jose Gutierrez (@colombiankilla) reported 29 seconds ago

  @Battlefield Fix the game, you broke it

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  Voices of Ambazonia (@sc_amba) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AmericaRecharge You people like fueling problems. For how long do you want Ukraine to be used as the battlefield of world powers?

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  Low FOV (@Halo5FOV_Slider) reported 3 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Should have rolled back the update and held it until the issues were resolved. How many people are exclusively playing for Cairo Bazaar? I personally know several people who no longer play because strikepoint was their go to mode. From others comments, this is not an isolated exp

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  Misentr0pe (@misentr0pe) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BrewerEricM @ForeignAffairs Right direction but not quite the correct read IMO. Iran is overplaying their hand but not by insisting on SOH control. Their error IMO is insisting that Israel/Lebanon be a part of the MOU. They're committing themselves to a wider battlefield. Big mistake IMO.

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  Cracked Nostalgia Antiques (@BuddyLeeGhost) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Its been over a month since Strikepoint was “broken”. Any update at all? Last update was 2-3 weeks ago. 😬

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  KingFraam (@KingZac44573212) reported 16 minutes ago

  Eventually hopefully it global technology you see it works really well in Ukraine if we expand that to there phones we have much better advantages and intelligence WiFi will no longer be a issue on the battlefield only phones 😠

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  DooM49 (@DooM49) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ODT1T4N @Battlefield @BattlefieldComm holy thats a glitch. Using canister shell and some how converting it to guided shell. You got hit by multiple guided rockets there

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  Don Elliott (@RealDonElliott) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Battlefield same problem as @CallofDuty - player names aren't always there so sometimes I can't tell who is on my team. Just had a blank one on a roof who then after a few shots turned blue

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  ringoid (@NotOrionLMAO) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Playdoh59048217 yeah the original fictional design (standard issue munitions in a fictional world) serving as diegetic battlefield pickups for players are designed based on real things

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  EagleSmith (@eaglesmithpr) reported 25 minutes ago

  Inside Day 1: The Technical and Constitutional Warfare Rocking the Memphis Courthouse The first day of the federal proceedings in Memphis has concluded, and anyone looking strictly at standard media headlines is completely missing the underlying legal earthquake. Yesterday, Chief U.S. District Judge Sheryl H. Lipman convened a high-stakes, all-day session. While the prosecution spent the day introducing technical arguments regarding an artificial $33 million intended loss calculation and presenting emotional public narratives to maintain their trajectory, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar’s legal team fiercely contested the case from every angle. The atmosphere inside the courtroom wasn’t a standard, compliant step toward a predetermined conclusion. It was a dense, multi-pronged battlefield over regulatory overreach and constitutional integrity. Dismantling the Government’s Arithmetic The primary skirmish of Day 1 focused heavily on the government’s attempt to weaponize out-of-context billing metrics. The prosecution has fought to implement a staggering $33 million figure based on alleged fraudulent billing and the outpatient reuse of single-use accessories. The defense team has systematically refuted this hyper-inflated math. This calculated number doesn’t represent actual clinical damages or financial loss to patients; it represents an aggressive administrative equation designed by automated bureaucracy to maximize a punitive outcome. By pushing back vigorously against these calculations, the defense is forcing the court to confront the sheer absurdity of holding an outpatient community clinic—which successfully delivered 15,000 safe procedures over more than a decade—to guidelines that flatly ignore real-world medical practice. The Elephant in the Room: Tainted Testimony and the FDA Safe Harbor What standard broadcast updates refuse to tell the public is that the entire legal theory used to build this multi-count indictment has already been thoroughly compromised. As the defense has continuously highlighted in active emergency filings, the prosecution’s star witness from the FDA, Dr. Poulomi Nandy, explicitly testified during the trial that the FDA had “never cleared any hysteroscopes for high-level disinfection,” claiming absolute sterilization was the only legal standard. The Manila Times This testimony has been completely dismantled by actual manufacturer documentation. Olympus’s official Instructions for Use (IFU) for the very devices in question repeatedly state that high-level disinfection is a fully accepted, standard protocol for outpatient clinics. The Manila Times Furthermore, sworn declarations from top-tier national authorities—including Stephen D. Terman, the former Associate Chief Counsel for Enforcement at the FDA itself—remain live on the record, confirming that the DOJ fabricated its regulatory theory. The FDA explicitly carved out a “safe harbor” exempting non-hospital outpatient facilities from these requirements. The state essentially prosecuted a community doctor for violating a rule that the regulatory agency itself says does not apply to him. Markets Insider - Business Insider The Ultimate Double Standard As we head into Day 2, where the court is expected to hear further arguments, the core systemic injustice of this entire proceeding remains completely exposed. The system demands absolute, unyielding perfection from an independent physician, yet grants itself infinite grace for its own catastrophic failures. The court has spent months dealing with a Remmer Crisis because severe outside influences and structural contamination infected the jury room during deliberations. In any logically consistent world, a contaminated trial framework would lead to an immediate dismissal. Instead, independent medicine is being forced to fight on a tilted playing field. localmemphis.com+ 1 Dr. Kumar’s defense team is not backing down. They are continuing to raise significant, unresolved structural and regulatory errors that must eventually be addressed by a higher authority. The Battle Continues This process is far from over. The defense is laying an unassailable foundation for a massive appellate review, proving step-by-step that this case is a product of runaway overzealousness and flawed federal interpretations. Markets Insider - Business Insider EagleSmithPR will remain on the ground to pull back the curtain on the technical facts, the explicit regulations, and the unfiltered truth as Day 2 gets underway.

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  Alex (@BradykinRB) reported 26 minutes ago

  @itbShane If she could target base, I might agree. But even in her best case scenario, the battlefield only restriction is a major issue, and pulls away from the most successful style this deck has found which is spawncamping at base.

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  ਸ੍ਰੀਖੜਗਕੇਤੁ (@Kharagket_) reported 26 minutes ago

  Punjab state is also charged with the expenses of Indian troops mobilised every time at its border - something that once made the then MP Bhagwant Mann livid. In 2016, Punjab state was charged ₹7.5 crore because of troops mobilised due to the Pathankot incident. Factor in that Punjab has been the battlefield of India’s multiple conflicts with Pakistan and the debt problem begins to make sense.

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  TQK (@TheQuickKunai) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Any chance your ever gonna fix the massive hacker problem going on? @Battlefield

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  (TCAG) Командир Бред Кроуфорд (CDR Brad Crawford) (@evo1tactical) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BurnRichPeople @DanJBray Yeah, man, it’s a huge problem. Companies like General Dynamics and Raytheon aren’t interested in investing in a $400 reusable drone when they can develop a $70,000 system and sell thousands of them to the government. That’s the fundamental problem. The system rewards expensive, complicated weapons programs, long term contracts, proprietary technology, and licensing agreements. It doesn’t reward getting cheap, effective equipment into the hands of soldiers as quickly as possible. And when I talk about the bottom line, I mean exactly that. Stock prices, profits, government contracts, financing, and making sure nobody else can easily reproduce what they’re selling. Meanwhile, warfare is changing faster than our procurement system can keep up. I see it here in Ukraine every day. A cheap piece of technology can change the battlefield in months, sometimes weeks, while Western defense companies and governments can spend years developing, approving, and purchasing a system that may already be outdated by the time soldiers actually receive it. Until we seriously change the relationship between governments, defense companies, and military procurement, we’re going to continue having the same problem. We’ll spend more money, wait longer for equipment, and still struggle to produce what soldiers actually need at the scale modern warfare demands. So yeah, you’re absolutely correct, my friend. National defense has to be about winning wars and keeping soldiers alive, not simply protecting somebody’s bottom line.

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  Reggie (@RegisStasionis) reported 33 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm There are tons of bugs things to fix and they focus on efing pass? Incompetent imbeciles. Do one thing right add ping limit like in old days. 150 and you cant enter or getting kicked, cause now Europe servers full of asian pingers. What about footsteps etc...