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  Eve🤍🌟 (@GunbunnyEve) reported 1 minute ago

  AAA Devs these days just launch half-finished games under the guise of "Live-Service" and then go surprised Pikachu wondering why nobody stays long-term. Battlefield 6 and Marathon are both up there as examples of this, and it breaks my heart bc I really wanted to love them lol

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  Keagan (@KeaganTOGA) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Cloudwings_z @Battlefield Wait, you mean to tell me that you want to play other games besides this ONE live service game? Wild. I wish they’d take take that into account and not tie progression to a battle pass

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  Mudrac (@Mudr4c) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Melenchon4Ever @Battlefield Cool, so why were people so upset about BF2042 "military" hero / personality characters? Do try to use that brain of yours and try to understand why this is a problem before calling someone dumb.

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  Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo (@GbengaWemimo) reported 3 minutes ago

  Weak Men Needs Witnesses I’ve noticed something about weak men. They never fight you directly. They never fight you alone. And they never fight fair. Strong men confront. Weak men coordinate. And once you see this pattern, you can’t unsee it. Weak Men Don’t Fight Alone A weak man needs witnesses. Backup. An audience. A crowd to borrow courage from. He won’t pull you aside and say, “I have a problem with you.” Instead, he gathers people first. Coworkers. Friends. Family. Anyone who will listen. By the time you realize there’s an issue, five people are acting strange around you and you have no idea why. That’s not accidental. That’s strategy. Because a weak man feels brave in numbers. Alone, he feels small. Outmatched. Exposed. So he builds a team before he ever builds the courage to deal with you. A strong man handles his business one-on-one. A weak man needs a committee. Weak Men Fight Indirectly They don’t confront. They circulate. Gossip becomes their weapon of choice. “Did you hear what he said?” “I’m not saying he’s a problem, but…” “Other people have noticed it too.” They never say it to you. They say it about you. If a man can’t beat you head-on, he’ll try to move the battlefield behind your back. He’ll try to shift the room against you instead of stepping into the room with you. This is why you start noticing people treating you differently without ever having a single conversation. The narrative has already been written about you. You just weren’t invited to read it. That’s how weak men fight. Through social manipulation instead of personal confrontation. Weak Men Fight Sneaky They smile in your face and file complaints in private. They pretend to be neutral while quietly working against you. They set traps. They look for ways to report you, undermine you, or catch you slipping — not because they want resolution, but because they want leverage. They don’t want to address the issue. They want to win without being seen fighting. Because direct conflict would expose them. So they operate in the shadows where they feel safer. Why They Do This It’s not because they’re peaceful. It’s because they’re intimidated. They feel inferior. Threatened. Aware that a direct, one-on-one confrontation would not go in their favor. They know that if they sat down with you alone, they would have nothing but emotions and insecurity to stand on. So they avoid that situation entirely. They don’t avoid direct conflict because they’re mature. They avoid it because they’d lose. How Strong Men Fight A strong man will look you in the eye and say, “I have a problem with you.” No audience. No gossip. No tricks. No smear campaign. Just the issue. Just the two of you. Because he’s not trying to win socially. He’s trying to resolve something directly. Strong men handle problems. Weak men manufacture environments. The Telltale Sign You’re Dealing With Weak Men If the attack feels social instead of personal, you’re dealing with weak men. People start acting weird. You’re excluded from things. You hear things second-hand. Nobody ever speaks to you directly. That’s not coincidence. That’s a weak man trying to fight you without ever standing in front of you. The moment a man needs numbers, whispers, and tricks to deal with you… he has already admitted he can’t deal with you alone. And that tells you everything you need to know.

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  Dustin Paine (@grizzgolf) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @XBOX Fix the Hitreg stop adding stuff like this

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  ito (@ciidb) reported 5 minutes ago

  This morning sits on one question, what kind of money is willing to hold inside 64K to 65K. That zone is still the market's decision point, but treating every push above or below it like a verdict has been the mistake. $BTC is moving inside the area, trying to earn acceptance there. For now this reads like a battlefield, not a border. The flow says money is coming in, but through BTC first. USDT.D is fading, so there is no obvious scramble for protection, while BTC dominance is rising, which tells you the tape still prefers the cleanest and most liquid expression of crypto risk. That fits the backdrop. Regulation and cyber headlines are pushing selection, not blanket liquidation. The market is separating institutional grade crypto from the messier edges, and BTC is getting treated like an internal safe haven. So the move higher this morning does not read like euphoria. Fear is still at 28, volume is thin, and alts are still lagging. But price is up, cap is up, OI is up, and stables are not strengthening. That is enough to say the market is trying to move from suspicious relief toward higher quality holding above the test zone. Broadly, this is still a trust check. Price is no longer getting thrown away immediately on contact with 64K to 65K, and that is real progress. The missing piece is breadth. What I am watching is simple. A convincing loss of 64K, especially with USDT.D rising and total cap slipping, would say this was another weak hold. If BTC holds above 65K, cap keeps rising, USDT.D keeps wearing down, and BTC.D stops climbing, then the read upgrades from selective BTC shelter to wider risk opening.

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  Bubble Boy🫧📌 (@EverythingBubbl) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield @EA_DICE please for the love of Christ fix the matchmaking. Get rid of the crappy quasi SBMM method you have and randomize it and make the servers persistent. It was horrendous yesterday. And nerf helicopters, they completely dominate lobbies at times.

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  Raphael (@Raphael876252) reported 10 minutes ago

  China is one of America’s sworn enemies. They have not concealed that fact.. We America (FBI, CIA, etc), have run operations worldwide. Both side have weapons that could destroy the world. We need to fix this situation and prosecute the traitors who are working for and with our enemies. We need to clean our own house and recognize we have been at war for decades. It’s just not the type of war that’s fought on the battlefield..

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  Demuno (@Demunooo) reported 13 minutes ago

  @shupzera the first issue is ur playing battlefield when you could be punching a hole thru ur monitor after queuing cheaters 7x in a row

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  Chris Jackson (@BigModernism) reported 16 minutes ago

  @zx77789 The premise is insulting. SSPX priests did not flee the battlefield; they stayed where the Faith, Mass, sacraments, and formation of souls could survive. Their chapels are full of converts, broken families, addicts, and confused Catholics seeking refuge from the very devastation Wells describes. Asking a priest to abandon that work and submit to the machinery that caused the crisis is surrender.

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  Ophnell Cumberbatch II (@Ophnell_II) reported 17 minutes ago

  Genuinely curious what standard people think this movie is failing to meet, because "authentic Greek casting" has never been the bar for any major Bronze Age/Classical Greek film. Troy (2004) didn't clear it either — no one raised this over Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, or Orlando Bloom. Nolan himself cast Tom Hardy as Bane, a character who's Latino in the original text, and that predates the current wave of casting-accuracy discourse entirely. If the standard only gets invoked now, it's worth asking why. There's a deeper problem with "faithful to the original" as a standard at all: there isn't a stable original to be faithful to. The Homeric Question is a real, unresolved scholarly debate — we don't know if "Homer" was one person, several, or a name attached to centuries of oral-formulaic composition and later redaction. Even Troy, which people hold up as the more "authentic" adaptation, isn't actually built on Homer alone. The Iliad stops before the wooden horse, before Achilles' death, before the sack of the city — none of that is in Homer. Troy had to pull from Quintus of Smyrna's Posthomerica, written roughly 1,100 years after Homer's traditional dating. So the "more historically accurate" comparison is itself leaning on a text further removed from the source than most people realize. Given that, I think the more useful question isn't "did they cast this faithfully" but "why did Nolan make the choices he made." His Odyssey clearly isn't just restaging the Trojan War — reviewers have connected it directly to the antiwar throughline he started in Oppenheimer, and the film's ending (the horse burning, a line about the lessons of this age being forgotten) reads like a deliberate argument that glorifying past violence is what lets it repeat. That's a different project than reproducing "the sensibilities of the original text" — and it's worth noting that most of the visceral, glorified battlefield violence people associate with Homer is Iliad material anyway; the Odyssey itself is mostly Odysseus narrating the war secondhand, years after the fact, which is a different register to begin with. None of this means you have to like the movie. "I didn't enjoy it" or "this take on the character didn't land for me" doesn't need defending — that's just taste. The claim that opens you up to pushback is "this is what it should be" — because that's asserting there's one correct version, and for a story with no fixed original, passed down and reshaped for millennia, there just isn't one. Every adaptation, every reading, every classroom interpretation of a 2,700-year-old poem is already a departure from something that was never fixed in the first place. Might as well judge the movie Nolan actually made. **I used AI assistant and Internet browser queries to refine my ideas and clean up grammar and composition. I just wanted to get your thoughts on the take since you're my movie queen. You are always so insightful. @gmgeiko

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  Adrock (@Adrock318) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Too many problems that haven't been addressed for us to care.

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  Zero (@Notorious_Zero) reported 28 minutes ago

  Why do people think this is a problem exactly? They're adding fictional naval pilots from a military movie in a naval warfare update. There are better things to criticize about Battlefield 6 than that.

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  shameen suleman (@shameensuleman) reported 30 minutes ago

  🟥 REGIONAL 🔳 Iran and the United States exchanged further strikes overnight as the conflict continued to expand across the region. Iranian media and affiliated sources reported that U.S. forces struck the Shahid Mirzaei Tunnel entrances in Bandar Abbas, the Imam Ali missile base in Khorramabad, the maritime control tower on Larak Island, and a water desalination plant in southern Iran. Additional footage reportedly showed the entrance and exit of the Shahid Mirzaei Tunnel being struck, along with two bridges near Minab, indicating that transport infrastructure was also targeted. 🔳 Explosions were also reported in Bushehr, Darab, Kharg Island and Ahvaz. 🔳 The IRGC announced attacks on multiple U.S.-linked military sites, claiming strikes on Arifjan Base, Ali Al Salem Air Base, a weapons maintenance facility, a U.S. Navy fuel support pier and communications centre in Kuwait, Sheikh Isa Air Base and a military intelligence facility in Bahrain, and Muwaffaq Al-Salti Air Base in Jordan, where it claimed two U.S. fighter aircraft and three additional aircraft were destroyed or severely damaged. These battlefield claims have not been independently verified. 🔳 Reports also indicated that Iranian missiles and drones targeted the Saad Al-Abdullah Academy for Security Sciences in Kuwait. The reported strike has not been independently verified. 🔳 Separately, regional reports claimed air raid sirens were activated near Yanbu Port in Saudi Arabia, while Kuwait reported damage to a desalination plant, power station and petroleum facilities following Iranian attacks. Videos circulating online purport to show missile impacts at Prince Sultan Air Base, Muwaffaq Al-Salti Air Base and energy facilities in Kuwait. These reports also remain unverified. 🔳 Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei called on the Iranian people to remain united behind the country’s institutions, urging continued trust in officials across all three branches of government. He warned that the enemy must not perceive any sign of weakness and said that if Iran maintained its vigilance and precautions, “the enemy will inevitably be defeated.” 🔳 U.S. Central Command confirmed that two U.S. service members were killed in Jordan while responding to Iranian attacks, marking the first confirmed U.S. military fatalities from the latest escalation.

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  Empire Mindset | Wealth Architect (@guideforman) reported 34 minutes ago

  1. They Start the Day With a Mission: Average people wake up and check the battlefield. Messages. Notifications. News. Drama. Requests. Problems.