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.

• Sign in (38%)
• Online Play (30%)
• Glitches (15%)
• Game Crash (9%)
• Matchmaking (8%)
• Hacking / Cheating (0%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
São Paulo	Online Play	14 hours ago
Thionville	Glitches	17 hours ago
Val-de-Reuil	Online Play	2 days ago
Bouchain	Glitches	2 days ago
Bordeaux	Matchmaking	3 days ago
Málaga	Sign in	4 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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  Gro-Tsen (@gro_tsen) reported 1 minute ago

  The problem is that AI companies (without consulting with mathematicians) decided to use math problems as battlefield in their fight against each other to decide which is strongest. They don't care about math (or humanity), of course: they care about their bottom line, … •26/38

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  Blake Henry (@AstnKnightBlake) reported 2 minutes ago

  @OverdosedWolf @BattlefieldComm Yeah same error for me just now. Been happening only on BF6 before the patch too. Downgrading the drivers and hoping for less crashes 🤞

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  risang gita prahoro (@risanggitapraho) reported 3 minutes ago

  @TodorovNikolaj @JamesKowalski88 · At the Battle of Uhud, he was violently struck in the face, his helmet was shattered into his skull,and his teeth were broken. He was bleeding so badly he had to be dragged off the battlefield to safety. You want to call the Hijra his only ordeal? That is historical illiteracy

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  TheMightyHistorian (@MightyHistorian) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Bug started a month ago on Mirak Valley, now on Tsuru from the very first moment. No issues with other maps. Forum fixes failed; only your announcement fix worked, but it’s still frustrating. @EA_DICE @nvidia

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  Alric Sharif (@Alric_Sharif) reported 10 minutes ago

  @AMK_Mapping_ Besides, considering the manpower and overall military might issue, could he done anything differently to make ukraine win in the battlefield? Hardly not. Only could have saved some soldiers by pullling out of encirclement

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  Yakiniku Party (@Yakiniku_Party) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm There's actually a much more significant issue that causes game closure. And that's the gameplay.

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  Shmulski (@zsmulsk07) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JakeSucky @Battlefield Played a match, love it. Only problem ive seen is trying to mark a boat with a Laser Designator.. wont work if the boat is below the shoreline.

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  manoletemendoza (@MendozaManolete) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm The recon drone cannot mark enemies, please fix this.

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  Mr Producer (@RichSementa) reported 19 minutes ago

  Sec Pete Hegseth Shuts Down Sen Chris ***** “I would take issue with your characterization that we started this war. IRAN STARTED THIS WAR 47 years ago, and they’ve killed thousands of Americans, including our brothers on the battlefield in Iraq. Iran has been targeting us.” No more rewriting history. The mullahs have been at war with America since 1979.

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  Погладь Котика (@poglad_ds) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Pls fix VSSM auto cost, make 30 not 40. Even if it means that auto will be nerfed (more bloom)

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  Biswanath Rout, General Secretary KRUPAA party, Od (@Biswana37147911) reported 22 minutes ago

  🚨 Delhi turned into a battlefield today. Tear gas, lathi-charge, barricades broken. The Cockroach Janta Party’s Sansad Chalo protest demanded accountability. As protests intensified, the Centre opened talks with CJP leaders. 🇮🇳. Maan-ki-Baat lastly forced to talk to students

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  ichbluu (@ichbluu) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Z0T4R @BattlefieldComm never had much issues tbh

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  Demuno (@Demunooo) reported 26 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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  UniQue 🇳🇱 (@ThePollus) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Another patch another broken mess introduced. Ya’ll can’t do one patch without screwing up. Ya’ll are unbelievable for a AAA company. Unacceptable.

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  dozilla (@d0zilla) reported 32 minutes ago

  @blake_bean @HollowPoiint I’ve played a lot of CS and Battlefield over the years and latency is not an issue on TV whatsoever. No worries at all. I run at much higher frames on my PC (5090) and TV , so it’s much better vs what I can get on my consoles (series X and Pro).

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  Cryptothreads.io (@CryptoThreadsX) reported 38 minutes ago

  @unusual_whales This matters more for oil/gas markets than headlines suggest - if the Pentagon is quietly holding back attack details for OPSEC reasons, actual escalation risk on the ground is likely running ahead of what's priced into crude right now. Info lag between battlefield reality and market reaction is where volatility hides

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  Sulkhan Metreveli (@Sulkhan) reported 41 minutes ago

  Now the hard part. A caution for my own side: Drapatyi’s appointment solves nothing by itself. Personnel is not reform. The protests won an argument — and arguments don’t dig trenches, produce interceptors, or fix mobilization. The new commander inherits three tests, and I’ll judge him on these within ninety days. Does authority actually move downward — can captains decide without Kyiv’s permission? Do battlefield reports get more honest, even when honesty is ugly? Does the loop from front-line feedback to fielded fix get measurably faster? If yes, the protests changed the war. If no, they changed a nameplate. Hope is a mood. Reform is a metric. I’ll be tracking the metric.

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  Robert Parrilla (@RobertWWE4life) reported 44 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm There is another known issue and that’s the list on the playlist sometime go blank no match list show once in a while after getting off the game have to turn it off to reset. The List. Of game mode.

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  Orhan Guner (@OrhanGuner_59) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Battlefield The game is in terrible shape. Changing the map or anything like that won't fix it.

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  アナレイ🔥MigatteNoAJ🔥アナレイ (@MigatteNoAJ) reported 47 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Has this issue been fixed yet? I can’t even play the map right now

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  fdecollibus (@fdecollibus) reported 48 minutes ago

  The current situation around open-weights AI—and the panic it’s triggering in the U.S.—was the most obvious, predictable outcome imaginable. It’s been clear since early 2023 that, under the current paradigm, nobody has a real moat—nothing strong enough to justify the massive investments poured in. We don’t even know how much it cost to train Chinese models like Kimi K3 or GLM 5.2. Even if it were billions, releasing them as open weights inflicts damage on the U.S. industrial and military system comparable to sinking a dozen aircraft carriers. The $5T poured into data centers, AI, and debt-financed bets by OpenAI and Anthropic now look increasingly questionable. With relatively modest costs, you can burn your opponent’s granary. Framing AI as a race like the space race or the atomic bomb was a colossal mistake. Kai-Fu Lee helped plant the “mental bomb” that emerging, still-uncertain technologies like AI should become the battlefield for a supposed Armageddon. The U.S. bought into it—and bet everything on this train. U.S. market indices are bound to blow up. If China can build reusable rockets (and Japan follows the next day), how does SpaceX justify a $1.5T valuation? If Moonshot AI or DeepSeek can track U.S. models this closely, the entire AI market narrative collapses. This isn’t about “only China can.” With enough investment, anyone can—and that’s the problem. If $1T buys you just a six-month lead, the game simply isn’t worth it. AI remains an incredibly powerful technology, capable of unlocking unprecedented heights. But the Moloch built around it in the U.S. can only collapse. I struggle to imagine any scenario where it doesn’t—at least with these technological foundations.

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  nik0p0l (@nik0p0l5) reported 49 minutes ago

  @SashoTodorov1 But if he insists on his policy of open doors and actually trying to resolve the issue while delegating much of battlefield responsibility to army corps command it will have slowly, but steadily visible results. Just no one should expect him to launch operation Rusoriz

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  GET (@G_E_T_1) reported 49 minutes ago

  Hey @Battlefield new season and still no fix for contaminated on tdm and **********??

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  cam (@cambelikedamm) reported 54 minutes ago

  @RealWhytnyte @Fight_Archives_ You do realize alot of training wasnt current right? We slowly had to figure this out with ttps and sops not working and changing our tactics on the battlefield in real time. Now were so much better but now its just drone warfare for the most part.

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  Jamie Wynder (@Mr_Pebb) reported 56 minutes ago

  After needing to unlock the final 200 Battlefield Coins for Season 3 took longer than I would have hoped this weekend. I began to capture some new shots yesterday. While for today, it was a struggle for me to find some suitable angles resulting in no shots being captured. Now will I give it another go tomorrow. Since two more shots need to be entered into the latest Photomode Contest. I will have to try my luck again. Problem is depression returned last week resulting in some days where I wish I never woke up.

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  Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo (@GbengaWemimo) reported 56 minutes ago

  The Dangers Posed By Weak Men We often hear society preach about the dangers of “toxic masculinity.” Yet no one ever talks about the far greater danger lurking behind it: weak masculinity. Not the kind that’s physically weak — though that often comes with the package — but the kind that’s spiritually and morally bankrupt. The kind that hides behind virtue signaling, passive aggression, and manipulation. The kind that doesn’t build, doesn’t protect, and doesn’t stand for anything real. See, strong men make their presence felt through integrity and discipline. Weak men manipulate through deceit and emotional theatrics. They may not throw a punch, but they’ll twist a narrative so precisely that you end up questioning your own sanity for daring to have standards. Weak men are dangerous because they don’t have a code. They have impulses, envy, and just enough intelligence to justify their cowardice. They talk about peace while sowing chaos. They preach equality but secretly crave power. They can’t lead, so they destroy leaders. They can’t compete, so they discredit those who can. And here’s the catch — these men are masters at wearing masks. They’ll cloak their insecurity in charm, their jealousy in humor, and their weakness in “empathy.” They’ll talk about how men should be vulnerable, but their version of vulnerability isn’t about honesty — it’s about control. They weaponize emotion to gain sympathy, to dodge accountability, to keep others small enough so they can feel tall. They can’t self-reflect, so they project. They can’t build, so they break. They can’t rise, so they drag others down. That’s why weak men are so destructive: not because they lack strength, but because they refuse to develop it. They don’t have the courage to face their flaws, so they invent villains to blame instead. And more often than not, the “villains” are men of honor — those who stand alone, who refuse to bend, who live by principle even when it costs them something. A strong man stands for truth, even if it makes him unpopular. A weak man changes his truth to fit the crowd. Weak men thrive in crowds because crowds give them validation without accountability. They hide behind collectives, movements, and ideologies to justify their bitterness. Their morality isn’t built — it’s borrowed. Their strength isn’t earned — it’s performed. When a strong man walks into a room, weak men feel threatened, not because he did anything to them, but because his very existence exposes what they lack. He doesn’t need approval. He doesn’t seek attention. And that drives them mad. So they twist the perception — call him arrogant, toxic, controlling. They vilify virtue until vice feels virtuous. It’s why society now celebrates victimhood but ridicules discipline. It’s why accountability feels offensive. Weak men can’t handle men who hold mirrors to their cowardice. So they do what cowards do best — they redefine the battlefield. Instead of challenging strong men physically, intellectually, or morally, they attack them socially. They smear, cancel, manipulate, and whisper until the noble look narcissistic, the humble look heartless, and the virtuous look vain. And once they’ve destroyed the strong, they stand on the ruins pretending they were heroes all along. But history has seen this pattern before. Weak men crumble empires. Weak men turn freedom into chaos. Weak men let rot spread while convincing everyone that decay is progress. Because without strength — real, moral strength — there is no backbone to society. There are only emotions without direction, desires without restraint, and opinions without consequence. A weak man will never tell you to improve. He’ll tell you to accept yourself — no matter how broken you are — because he’s terrified of what accountability would reveal about him. He’ll tell you that ambition is greed, masculinity is toxic, confidence is arrogance, and leadership is oppression. He’ll talk about equality, but his true goal is mediocrity — making sure no one outshines him. The strong man, on the other hand, doesn’t compete with others — he competes with himself. He builds his strength in silence. He learns from pain, admits mistakes, and earns respect through action. He doesn’t demand admiration; he commands it by existing with purpose. Weak men hate that. Because to them, morality is optional, truth is flexible, and honor is outdated. They will manipulate emotions, twist words, and gaslight entire groups of people just to feel like they matter. They don’t fight wars; they start them with lies. They don’t build communities; they infiltrate and poison them from within. That’s why weak men are not harmless — they’re insidious. They move quietly, infecting minds, eroding values, and corrupting systems from the inside out. And while strong men build civilizations, weak men rot them under the illusion of progress. The world doesn’t suffer from too many strong men — it suffers from too many unforged ones. Men who never faced hardship. Men who never learned restraint. Men who mistake emotion for depth and deceit for intelligence. So no, weak men aren’t harmless. They’re dangerous precisely because they know how to play the victim while doing the devil’s work. They hide behind kindness while poisoning character. And they destroy the very thing they envy most: real strength. Because at the end of the day, it’s not the strong who corrupt nations — it’s the weak who let corruption pass for compassion.

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  Roger Jones (@RogerJo14754356) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Battlefield I have been enjoying the game since it came out. But the last week or so my first shot and third shot don’t hit jack but my second and fourth and so on hit! Does anyone else have this issue?

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  De Emiratez (@officialkpalaps) reported 57 minutes ago

  SecDef Pete Hegseth pushes back firmly: “I would take issue with your characterization that we started this war. Iran started it 47 years ago—and they’ve killed thousands of Americans, including our brothers on the battlefield in Iraq. Iran has been targeting us for a long time.” Direct, unapologetic, and on point. No more excuses for Iran.

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  Reggie (@RegisStasionis) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Just wondering how incompetend you need to be that you dont fix basic things for month and brag about new stuff? Grenade indicator doesbt work, foitsteps rarely works i will not talk about bullet reg cause it doesnt exist. Looks like 15 year old coded for the firs time this game

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  Maximus Shreddington, First of his Name (@maxxshredd) reported 60 minutes ago

  @TheDirector_YT This isn’t just an Apex issue either. This is effectively what is ruining all competitive multiplayer games nowadays. Fortnite, CoD, Destiny, Battlefield, etc. All of them are just rampant with undetectable cheaters. It ******* sucks.