Battlefield 6 status: server issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Battlefield 6 reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Battlefield 6 users through our website.

• Matchmaking (35%)
• Sign in (34%)
• Online Play (24%)
• Glitches (4%)
• Game Crash (3%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Battlefield 6 outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Taverny	Online Play	9 days ago
Preston	Matchmaking	10 days ago
Eu	Online Play	10 days ago
Brisbane	Online Play	11 days ago
Montréal	Sign in	19 days ago
Wehretal	Sign in	19 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Easter norway (@xKen17) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ExoGhost skill issue, hes running obliviously in a hot spot, maybe play battlefield

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  Yellow fruit (@EmersonAck74431) reported 6 minutes ago

  @StodehTV @EA_DICE When you have lashings of frame time history/lag compensation you invite this sort of stuff! These people are just abusing the netcode dice purposely put in! Simply cut the frame time history drastically or this will become worse.

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  He Ro (@HeRo20157390268) reported 8 minutes ago

  @3utsu @StodehTV @EA_DICE ?? You're just part of the problem. Lol

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  星球（Angelo) (@Qiudzts) reported 8 minutes ago

  The Real Lesson from the Middle East Conflict: Uncertainty of Allies + The Urgent Need for U.S. Chip Manufacturing to Return Home The recent conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran has revealed a reality far more important than the battlefield itself: At critical moments, allies are not guaranteed to stand firmly on the same side. Following the outbreak of the conflict, clear divisions emerged within the Western camp: •Some countries chose to stay cautious and avoid direct involvement •Certain traditional allies emphasized “national interest first” and remained reserved •A few key regions even voiced positions not fully aligned with the United States This leads to a fundamental conclusion: When national survival and core interests are at stake, no country will fully bind its fate to another. This raises an even more serious question: If future conflicts occur in more critical regions—such as East Asia, the Taiwan Strait, or key global supply chain hubs— how would regions responsible for manufacturing U.S. chips choose sides? Let’s look at the data: •TSMC produces over 90% of the world’s advanced chips (7nm and below) •Samsung Electronics holds roughly 10% of advanced capacity •U.S.-based advanced manufacturing accounts for less than 10% This means: America’s technological backbone is heavily dependent on overseas production. Meanwhile, chips have become essential “consumables” in modern warfare: •A single advanced missile requires hundreds of chips •An F-35 fighter jet uses approximately 3,000+ chips •AI systems, drones, and satellite communications all rely on high-end semiconductors If supply chains are disrupted, the consequences would surpass even an energy crisis. The United States has already begun to act: •The CHIPS and Science Act allocates $52.7 billion in subsidies •Encouraging Intel, TSMC, and Samsung Electronics to build manufacturing capacity in the U.S. •Expected to drive over $200 billion in semiconductor investment But the real issue is not just capacity—it is control: In a critical moment, can these supply chains be fully relied upon? The Middle East conflict has already given the answer: Allies have positions. Companies have interests. But national security has no substitute. The conclusion is clear: •Defense-related chips must be manufactured domestically •AI and compute chips must be controlled domestically •Communication and critical system chips must have secure, sovereign supply Looking ahead, U.S. policy will likely intensify: •Larger-scale subsidies •Stricter national security reviews •Stronger supply chain reshoring efforts The return of chip manufacturing to the U.S. is not just an economic choice—it is a strategic imperative. History has repeatedly shown: Relying on others is the most efficient path— but in times of crisis, it is also the most dangerous. True security can only be built on self-reliance and control. Whoever controls chips controls the future.

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  Monica Moore (@MonicaMoor16743) reported 10 minutes ago

  When the pixels rain and the lag is a battlefield, I'm over here fighting for frame rates

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  Swagasaurus FLΞX (@SwagasaurusFL3X) reported 10 minutes ago

  @HopiumPapi The problem is the location of the battlefield. Decentralization fixes this

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  Mr Kobra (@mrkobra_mrkobra) reported 16 minutes ago

  @GameofZonesHQ @ColonelTowner Drones are an amazing tool in the battlefield, but they lack real time decision making. Drones have lag time with data conection, not full rage visibility, I would not want to drone in an air to air dog fight situation.

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  KontrolStyle (@KontrolStyleTV) reported 20 minutes ago

  @StodehTV @EA_DICE ohh its the messed up time zone. most i've seen is 2 of these players on west coast time usa. but yeah fix this too dice pls

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  Lil Gamers (@lilgamers_) reported 23 minutes ago

  Anyone play EA games on Windows/PC? I've been having major issues with their AnitCheat stuff. Tried to install Battlefield 2042. Won't get past the AntiCheat screen. I've tried all sorts of things to fix it. It displays an error "can't run software while the game is running" - pretty much just some nonsense. My PC is quite new. Super clean. Just a few games installed on it. The typical Steam, Epic, EA launchers. Then few games like Fortnite, Helldivers 2 installed. I never install cheats. So what's up? Is EA just terrible at developing games for Windows? Do they not care about their player base? That's the vibe I'm getting. I remember running into a similar situation with Plants v. Zombies a while ago on a different computer I have. Similar issue with their AnitCheat stopping the game from launching. I guess that's a good way to stop cheaters - by never launching the game for anyone. 🙃

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  Old Print Guy (@ORayJohnson) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AriFleischer Know what the real problem is, Ari? Our government making dubious claims about other countries owning WMDs just to justify an invasion, which leads to thousands of our service members dying on the battlefield.

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  SixTeenforever (@six_teenforever) reported 26 minutes ago

  @detroiittriick @temporyal BF2042 was never full-speed developed since its disastrous release.The devs can only provide attitude but content to bring back players since EA didn't want to invest more.I admit on some issues BF studio reacts arrogantly,but BF Labs is a good project provides you dev updates.

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  Naeem Gill 1 ⁱᴾⁱᵃⁿ (@Naeem1official) reported 28 minutes ago

  62.Kaptaan turned the night of April 9 into a battlefield where silence was broken and masks were torn. Every forced move exposed fear within the system that could not tolerate a leader refusing to bend. @TeamiPians #FreeTheVoiceOfPakistan

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  BIOWEAPON (@BIOWEAPONMAX) reported 30 minutes ago

  “Hm you wish to kill him in most cases scenario huh? How very interesting to hear you.” The android sense her KI rising then lowered it, she’s truly had some anger issues.. Perhaps she’s that strong in the battlefield itself.

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  Shahbano Sandhu (@Shah_sandhuu) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AriFleischer Interesting how you paint Pakistan like a battlefield, yet US diplomats are openly meeting people, attending events and moving around the capital without fear. Reality on the ground clearly contradicts your narrative. Maybe the real problem isn’t safety, it’s misinformation. #ceasefire #Pakistan

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  Gabriel Esteban Lozano (@Gabrieloz3443) reported 36 minutes ago

  @SimMattically I had a similar problem with battlefield 3, I had to watch a tutorial for make it run again, basically you had to erase a cache folder of the game.

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  HeppuPlays (@Heppuplays) reported 37 minutes ago

  @MettallicOnyx @WickRbn Well no there absolutely can be more 06s In fact there have been a bunch. 06 was just really the first of it's kind when it came to broken releases. and we've Kinda grown numb to it by now. Cyberpunk 2077 and Battlefield 2042 were horrendus at launch.

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  HopeAuq 🏳️‍⚧️ (@Hope_Auq) reported 39 minutes ago

  @beeeeeeaan He was fully retired in Battlefield too so why was he dragged back out into service

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  Cody Allred (@CodyAlanAllred) reported 43 minutes ago

  @PressX_O At least Rockstar launcher has that functionality. I don't play live service games like fortnite and all that other slop so I can't confirm about the other launchers. The last live service game I played was call of duty and battlefield on ps3, when it was still free for multiplayer haha

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  Mike (@Mike9hqc) reported 45 minutes ago

  Something psychologist psychiatrist talked about in the mid 20th. Cent Contemplating a huge problem like Napoleon looking over the battlefield when he goes into a state of rest right, there is when the epiphany will happen Answer will arrive directly from the universe

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  ContactReport (@ContactReport_) reported 46 minutes ago

  LTC Bateman's "Cause for Relief" (@RobertLBateman, Armed Forces Journal) sent me down a rabbit hole comparing GO/FO firing rates from WWII through today. Marshall fired 16 of 155 division commanders for battlefield performance; Hegseth has fired 21 generals in 15 months — including the CJCS, four service chiefs, and two intelligence directors — with zero stated performance rationale. Same rate on paper. Completely inverted logic.

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  Angelhausen (@CokedUpHo) reported 46 minutes ago

  @milehighaki The best way I can describe the writing in fourth wing is that it’s the opposite of the “men writing women” problem. Instead of “she breasted boobily down the stairs” it’s closer to “he buffed buffily through the battlefield” Also it’s just **** so there’s that too

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  AyAyNon (@_ayaynon_) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Battlefield FIX YOUR HIT REG

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  🏴 (@Shams_I_Brazili) reported 48 minutes ago

  From now on, if they stop the war against Israel, their authority will be removed instantly. They have 6 hours to return to the battlefield. or I will consider their covenant broken

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  DeeViDual (@DeeViDual) reported 49 minutes ago

  Have you considered the possibility that damaging the battlefield and causing a mini quake can help fix that problem mid fight? There's a lot more that can always be said, but overall, the bias in the fandom needs to be fixed

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  Charlie Farnsbarns (@poore56) reported 49 minutes ago

  @blowingtom2 BRS is not the first - Heston Russell also had to suffer this crap. If there is a problem with what soldiers do on the battlefield then pull in those who gave the orders. Soldiers have orders they have to abide by, there is a chain of command.

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  xcross_read (@xcross_read) reported 51 minutes ago

  @DistantCoder @Review_bra “You can only use this once per turn/once ever” is routinely used in Magic, but the fundamental issue is that if the permanent leaves and returns the battlefield you can reuse it again. To prevent that the game would have to be different - and much worse.

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  Silk (@SilkOCE) reported 53 minutes ago

  DICE how about we wake up with the laser designator. This gadget has single handedly ruined vehicle gameplay in Battlefield 6 since release, and hasn't seen as much as a thought from development. To make it easy to fix I will spell out the changes: 1. Require constant painting and LOS (like BF3/4) 2. OR it must not work against under radar. Current iteration doesn't work, need a fix asap because its a joke.

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  Dirry (@Dirryzmox) reported 55 minutes ago

  @OridtheCat @DRUNKKZ3 @LucianStefan20 You seriosusly said that i am not sensitive to that for someone that harassed Florian for 6 months about a mouse that most of people feel ok ?? I played bf2042 almost 1000 hours and it was fixed in march 2025 I believe after that everything felt smooth, fix your ******* stuff

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  MARCOS EDUARDO ELIAS (trader) (@CodePerelman) reported 57 minutes ago

  This is the right battlefield: PQC embedded directly into hardware + IoT stack. However, I suspect the next frontier is not just which algorithm survives quantum attacks, but which class of problems we choose to base cryptography on. Most of the industry is still confined to canonical hardness (lattices, codes). There is an unexplored axis: non-canonical cryptography where security derives from ambiguity and non-identifiability, not inversion. I’ve been developing a mock theta–based construction along these lines — structurally resistant because the attacker does not even know what object is being attacked. Given SEALSQ’s positioning at the intersection of semiconductors and PQC, this might be a highly relevant direction to explore. Open to a technical exchange.

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  Night Time 👀 (@FighterFPS) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Simonistired @Fan_Hellsing98 @TheGhostOfHope But they are the Publisher. The Reviewed development Milestones, decided to Release it broken and unfinished, etc. Same as EA for Battlefield 2042. EA didn't developed it but they are responsible for it. Game development Studios want more time like CDPR, Dice, etc.