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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Yashika Suri (@Yashika10614068) reported 5 minutes ago

  ✲ Tasnim Report: Iran's view : US tried to win in negotiations what it couldn't on the battlefield. • US demanded concessions from Iran, including issues related to Strait of Hormuz and denuclearization.

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  Tim Ray (@TimRayWV) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CLouWho0 @NewlOdah @osasisHERESY What, realistically, could Israel have done differently when facing an enemy like Hamas, an organization that has embedded its military infrastructure within densely populated civilian areas? This is not a conventional battlefield where opposing forces meet away from civilians. It is a conflict where weapons, command centers, and fighters are often deliberately positioned among homes, schools, and hospitals, creating an environment where civilian risk is tragically unavoidable. Israel has, at various times, issued evacuation warnings through leaflets, phone calls, and public announcements before striking certain locations. The stated intent of these warnings is to reduce civilian casualties. However, reports and claims have also indicated that in some cases civilians have been discouraged or prevented from leaving targeted areas, further complicating an already volatile situation. This raises a difficult moral and strategic question: if a nation is under continued attack from an armed group operating within civilian spaces, what options does it truly have? Is inaction acceptable when its own civilians are being targeted? Or does it have the right, under the principle of self defense, to respond, even when that response carries a high risk of collateral damage due to the tactics of its adversary? None of this removes the tragedy of civilian suffering. Innocent lives lost are not abstractions. They are the deepest cost of war. But it does highlight the complexity of assigning responsibility in a conflict where one side’s strategy includes blending into the civilian population. Ultimately, the issue is not simple, and any honest discussion has to wrestle with both realities at once: a nation’s right to defend its people, and the devastating human consequences when war is fought in the midst of civilians.

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  aspiring mediocre psychoanalyst 🇵🇸 (@HandWixard) reported 6 minutes ago

  which like. it was objectively endangering the both of them but i think its fascinating how this dangerous childish rebellion on the battlefield translates into kako basically having to drop her issues with ima's constant presence in her life b/c she feels indebted

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  Poe (@VagueNightmares) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Uniting_ps Honestly, the only flashlight fix needed was how big the flash appears to be in third person. Trade kills have been a thing in every Battlefield I’ve played. (Since BC2) In some games it’s worse than others, but it ain’t new. (I don’t like it either.)

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  F. Iese (@FIese1) reported 10 minutes ago from Mount Holly, New Jersey

  @Battlefield fix Gauntlet : Map "Area 22B" too much glitches in that map April 2026

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  Fabian Eder (@Fabian_Eder_AUT) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ArmchairAdml The abuse of history in social media storytelling is the problem, not the solution. So get back to the books, and think about the role of China in the WWII ending, for example. Wars were never decided on the battlefield.

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  MJRend (@MJRend) reported 15 minutes ago

  @iron_ulfhednar What's grea is they patch stuff and don't break anything else in the process. Cod and Battlefield have been breaking 10 things every time they attempt to fix 1. Lol.

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  Suliman (@Saloom) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix middle east servers

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  Minna Paaso (@PaasoMinna) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BirdNewEngland @JohnBouras3230 Depends where that battlefield is. Our military also has vehicles so that wouldn't be a problem.

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  Matt Aistrop (@MattAce08) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the orange dots !!! And for the love of everything good and holy in the world PLEASE TAKE MORTARS OUT OF BREAKTHROUGH. Mortars ruin every fun thing there is to do on this game. I don’t want to have to sit back and counter mortars all game because they have 5 tranny mortar men

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  Alexandre Maciel (@AQMaciel) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Bots here... bots there... screw those bots! Nobody wants this crap. Battlefield used to be a game where players could get together with friends and have fun. Now it's a service and it seems to be heading towards P2W. It's no wonder BF1 remains full of players.

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  A 🖥️ (@AdmiraLllll_) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the game , and fix the hitreg!!

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  Anne Tootill (@toot5000) reported 22 minutes ago

  @liz_churchill10 Wes Hennessey, who served seven tours in Afghanistan, said that judging battlefield actions years later from airconditioned rooms is unrealistic. “There has not been a conflict in the history of mankind where the rules were not on occasion broken,” he said.

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  DarkGreenMarine Astartes (@SemperSmOke) reported 23 minutes ago

  @tangot296 @Juliekwest11 @CollinRugg That really is part of the problem. People buzzword ptsd and automatically relate it to veterans and troops. Trauma is everywhere, not just battlefield. We really need more education here on this topic

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  RICO TO TREASON (@F1sT) reported 24 minutes ago

  can you imagine the battlefield. You're gonna have drones with the **** connected to it it's gonna fly right out to the battlefield and fix armament on the fly in war in real time. You're gonna have drone repair like oil refueling on the battlefield.