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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Michael Llenos Pasteur (@LlenosMichael) reported 9 seconds ago

  @TimesofIsrael I apologize if anyone thinks I'm not being earnest in promoting honey as a solution to deadly drones on the battlefield. The truth is that honey, if splattered on a drone, can take out a drones propeller system. The problem is there are no satisfactory delivery systems for honey.

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  White Night (@sieg_108) reported 3 minutes ago

  Wars solve that problem neatly. Live combat is the ultimate product demonstration. Battlefield footage is the best marketing material money can't officially buy. "Our missile hit its target" is worth more than any PowerPoint to a Pentagon procurement officer. 15/40

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  Invictus of Sol (@InvictusXXSol) reported 5 minutes ago

  If we equip ISW Drones with mini Starlink(s) & position them in the battlefield as atmospheric arrays We have solved the problem of signal blocking also no more fiber optics ISW Drones can loiter for 12~36 hours making them ideal for hosting “atmospheric” Starlinks (miniature)

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  Van (@Van465922289634) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm please fix audio

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  Days of Palestine (@PalestineDays) reported 10 minutes ago

  🔴 Satellite images reveal what the Israeli occupation can no longer hide. 📌 Central Rafah, an entire city, has been wiped off the map. 📌 Rafah is no longer a battlefield, but a gray expanse of rubble, after the destruction of buildings and infrastructure and the complete displacement of its residents. 📌 The "scorched earth" doctrine, which is not practiced on occupied land, but rather on the lives, cities, and futures of others. 📌 Israeli occupation did not wage a war targeting military infrastructure, but rather targeted civilian neighborhoods, turning them into uninhabitable areas. 📌In a systematic destruction that affected homes, roads, schools, and service networks, it seems the ultimate goal is to erase the very possibility of return. 📌 Ironically, the state that contributed to the destruction of Gaza in this way has become part of the "BOP." 🔴 This council was presented under the guise of reconstruction and peace, while reconstruction itself has become a necessity due to the scale of the destruction deliberately inflicted by the occupation in full view of the world. 🔴 What appears in the video is a forced reshaping of geography, demography, and life, through a policy that makes the Palestinian land devoid of people.

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  Cheshire's Insight (@tree_cheshire) reported 11 minutes ago

  @isaacrrr7 This is where I have issues with women in these roles. She is already letting that person have control of the situation. This happens on battlefield they are all dead.

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  Vovô Leandro 🧔 (@lgriao) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldInte The problem with Battlefield is that everything looks the same.

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  NMRH (Owlman) (@namreh_) reported 15 minutes ago

  Call of Duty, Battlefield and similar titles are just annualized, low-effort, Live Service slop for baseline NPCs. It's retarded that @NickJFuentes still plays CoD despite bitching about it.

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  Luis Cooper Hill (@LuisHill9) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TheCartelDel Battlefield listened to us late 30s complainers and we made that guy rich in a day, so maybe the problem is not us

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  ꕤ - 🏳️‍⚧️🇨🇦 Maxine 🇨🇦🏳️‍⚧️ (she/they) (@yuhMaxine) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Charble675 @210parkside @BattlefieldComm oh i’ve played it, i try out the new seasons to see if they actually fix ****, but surprise surprise they don’t

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  Reid Robles (@ReidRobles4) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldInte @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield this. The running over plates not working anymore. Better audio on footsteps boxes endgame not having anything or the wrong thing out of it. AND PUT KILL CAMS IN THE GAME

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  Ada (@adanonso_) reported 20 minutes ago

  @OjiUgo_nwa At the same time, cancelling the wedding arrangements probably escalated the situation emotionally because the wedding became the battlefield for unresolved pain and recognition. The real issue was not just walking her down the aisle, it was likely feeling unappreciated, replaced, and emotionally erased after years of showing up as the real father figure.

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  boba (@guggu1337) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Taif_babil93 @BattlefieldComm You know that Iran destroyed the Amazon ME-South server? How do you want them to fix it? All video games are affected by this, not only BF.

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  Isha Ishu (@IshuIsha64734) reported 21 minutes ago

  One thing that feels increasingly obvious is that the internet’s identity problem is becoming bigger than its security problem. For years, platforms focused on protecting passwords, accounts and transactions. But AI is changing the battlefield completely. The challenge is no longer just stopping hackers from accessing systems. It is figuring out whether the person, profile or agent interacting with those systems is even real. And honestly, most of the internet is not prepared for that shift. Current identity systems still operate on assumptions. A government ID, a selfie or a video verification flow gets treated as proof of trust. But deepfakes, synthetic identities and AI generated personas are making those signals weaker every year. That is why the article “We Built Identity Systems for an Internet That No Longer Exists” feels important. It highlights something many people still underestimate: the internet evolved, but trust infrastructure did not evolve with it. This is where projects like @Humanityprot become interesting to watch. Instead of endlessly sharing sensitive documents across platforms, the idea shifts toward self-sovereign identity, verifiable credentials and cryptographic proofs. Users keep ownership of their information while platforms verify whether a claim is authentic. That changes identity from something platforms store into something users control. And in an AI-driven internet, that distinction matters a lot. Because the future probably will not depend on who looks real. It will depend on what can actually be verified.

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  Snarkus Aurelius (@DeltaGnoll) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Eng_china5 Doesn't look like a battlefield to me. I got mostly fresh meals during my military service as well. Surprisingly enough we weren't at war or at a battlefront either.