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 (42%)
• Online Play (27%)
• Glitches (15%)
• Game Crash (8%)
• Matchmaking (7%)
• Hacking / Cheating (0%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Naaldwijk	Sign in	1 minute ago
Talant	Sign in	41 minutes ago
Viroflay	Sign in	42 minutes ago
Marseille	Sign in	45 minutes ago
Brest	Glitches	47 minutes ago
Montpellier	Online Play	55 minutes 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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  michael fitchett (@FitchettMicael) reported 6 minutes ago

  @TheGameVerse Are they going to fix they multiplayer games connect players to servers cause they ruined battlefield 6 and call of duty with whatever is going on xbox feels seconds behind pc and Playstation upload bottlenecks on ever game server

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  Giacomo ShadowUNbanned Zucco (@giacomozucco) reported 7 minutes ago

  Regardless of how righteous your war is, and how smart your combat tactics are, choosing the right battlefield is often among the most important things. I have some reservations on the final goals of the BIP110 warriors, and many about their combat tactics. But what really baffles me is the way they selected the hardest possible battlefield (the second-hardest of all), where a huge economic majority (which they clearly lack) is necessary to even imagine a possible victory. The absolutely HARDEST thing to do in Bitcoin, impossible even with many exchanges, payment processors, influencers, developers, hodlers, mining pools, mining farms and ASIC manufacturers backing you, is to successfully impose a hard fork: NYA/Segwit2X people learned that the hard way in 2017. It's like attacking the enemy inside their most fortified inner citadel (on the right of the meme): you need overwhelming superiority of forces to even begin to imagine it. The second hardest thing to do is successfully imposing a hard fork (which is what BIP110 warriors are trying now, facing certain failure in little more than a week). It's like attacking the enemy frontally on their external city walls. Then there is: successfully imposing a more restrictive mempool policy, which is what Luke tried to do in order to fix the inscription bug a few years ago, failing. It's like attacking the enemy on open field in its own country. Then there is: successfully ignoring a more permissive mempool policy, which is what the Knots movement (myself included) tried to do against Core V30. It's like attacking the enemy's harbor: you can impose some damage and cost for a while, which may be sometimes worth it, but you can't do much more. Then there is: successfully ignoring a more permissive mempool policy, which we tried to do against Core V30, and then successfully imposing a more permissive mempool policy, which is what Core V30 did. It's so easy that they succeeded (to my great dismay) even in the face of very little community support, non-existent technical urgency, and amidst sloppy moves and lots of controversy. Then there is: successfully ignoring a soft fork, which is what the network (myself included) will do now, and then successfully ignoring a hard fork, which is what we did back then against NYA/Segwit2X. As easy as defending your innermost fortified citadel: you just need some good and motivated men and some resources. Regardless of your holy war (about nodes/devs/miners governance, about spam mitigation, about CSAM "emergency"), you should study and understand Bitcoin to pick your battlefield right.

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  So1idSn4ke (@MidknightMitch) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Choomytv @IGN It's not all games. Just most. I didn't have a problem playing Marathon earlier, but haven't been able to log into Battlefield 6 in 13 hours now. Xbox is a joke

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  Chris from there (@Octo7274) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Battlefield game crashes all the time since season 4 started, fix your broke *** game

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  Kartik | Travel & Finance Writer (@KartikDiscovers) reported 17 minutes ago

  I was browsing District today. Badminton. Pool. Table Tennis. Cricket Nets. Padel. Turf Football. You book a slot. Pick a venue. Split the bill. And suddenly I remembered... When we were kids, we didn't book sports. We just walked one street over. There was an empty patch of land. Mud. Stones. Grass if we were lucky. Someone brought a bat. Someone brought a ball. Sometimes nobody brought anything...and somehow we still ended up playing. We climbed walls because they were there. Sat on the roof of an old school bus because...why not. Then came GTA San Andreas. I didn't even have a PC. So I'd go to a friend's house just to watch him play. Later, another friend and I would save a few rupees and sit on those tiny wooden stools at the local gaming shop, waiting for our turn on one of the three TVs. Blur. Tekken. NFS. Call of Duty. Battlefield. Some evenings were cricket. Some were PlayStation. Some were just shaking glass Coke bottles outside the local Verka booth and launching the cap into the air for no reason at all. Then badminton happened. One guy always had that fancy yellow plastic shuttle while I kept showing up with the old white one that had already survived far too many matches. School football came after that. Broken bats became football studs. Random games became formations, offside rules and district tournaments. Somewhere along the way... Play stopped being spontaneous. Now the same friends are in a WhatsApp group trying to find one evening where everyone is free. We book a court. Split the payment. Hope nobody cancels. Funny how the things that were once part of everyday life... ...now need a calendar invite. Maybe growing up isn't when you stop playing. Maybe it's when playing starts needing planning.

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  e (@lfc29056) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Fuji720x @Jakecam777 Think half the issue is people on the beta don’t play it like hell let loose, it feels more Arcady cause many are playing it like battlefield and Cod. Give it until clan servers are out and I think the original feeling will start to creep in

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  Derek Dale (@DSD1126) reported 22 minutes ago

  Update needs a hot fix. Full measure, not half. Cmon dice.. do you guys not test the update before it goes live? @BattlefieldComm

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  Justyn Murray-Verdon (@JustynnMV) reported 24 minutes ago

  @XBOX what is going on, I can’t play any games. I can’t download games, I can’t play online. Fix your service! You know what, this is so absurd, i purchased your console for almost $400, purchased battlefield for $90. Finally got the chance and the time to play the game (1/2)

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  Silence (@boredjokester) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @BattlPULSE Dude. Fix the ******* black screen bug

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  godhead🪩 (@everystillness) reported 29 minutes ago

  & I'll say it again: Once you weaponize someone's reputation, you forfeit the right to complain when yours becomes the battlefield too. Don't bring our problems here/beef here for public spectacle. We'll make it a real spectacle.

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  Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported 29 minutes ago

  @BbGrlee @AngCatOne @BattlefieldComm Well it might be Javelin that's borked for you and you might need to fix it. There is a tool to try and fix it. Still, if the game crashes while building shaders, then everything points to CPU/RAM/Drives

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  Sophia Grace Mitchell (@Sofffieegracie) reported 30 minutes ago

  Bombs can destroy launchers, but money keeps armies moving. If payroll dries up, that's a problem no missile can fix. Economic pressure might be the real battlefield here.

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  Silver Back (@xXSilver_BackXx) reported 31 minutes ago

  @snaxoramus @Nozgame @BattlefieldComm because if these issues occur what more could they be I see your older so I stating that if these issues already came to light what else will. there you go number 4

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  Worm Runner (@_WormRunner_) reported 31 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm wasnt labs supposed to prevent these issues? always talking about labs, but always introducing horrid bugs

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  HarmonySecular (@vatsalthebest) reported 32 minutes ago

  Dear @EA_DICE what the heck you guys have done with @Battlefield 6 There are very few console players on asian servers, infact me and my friends can't even get a single kill. Our KD is very steep now. PC players with level 10-20 are tbaging is. Hit reg is a huge issue. Solve dis

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  Gems Trending | All Chain 💸 (@GemsTrendingNew) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Rightanglenews The concrete issue is alleged conduct at Issaquah farmers market. The risky jump is turning Eastlake High School into the battlefield

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  Yen- Ting (@YenTing39) reported 36 minutes ago

  The future battlefield may not begin with an attack. It may begin with a login, an access badge, or someone quietly collecting information long before anyone notices.

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  BluePinstripes (@Blue05520303) reported 39 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Servers down ?Just getting error code now trying to log in repeatedly will not load game.

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  PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN) (@Pressman2040) reported 39 minutes ago

  Fast-roping from blacked-out helicopters under night vision, or breaching high-risk target compounds before dawn. Special Operations Forces don't measure their battlefield in kilometers or hours; they measure it in seconds, surgical accuracy, and zero margin for error. Where conventional forces hold the line, the Strike Vector breaks through the impossible. If you are starting your Monday with intense focus, uncompromising discipline, and the drive to hit your targets with surgical precision, drop a 🇳🇬!

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  Ducky (@Duckey141) reported 39 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm eta on the matchtrigger fix for brod 3 and ef88?

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  MrBadAim 🇻🇦 (@MrBadAim) reported 43 minutes ago

  @GhostGamingG Jets have too high of a skill ceiling to garner any opinion the opposite way. The people who can use them to their full potential is completely out weighed by the normal battlefield player, atleast 20:1. The other problem is the boats are so bad they're only good as a mobile AA

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  david D. (@secretsqrl123) reported 45 minutes ago

  a big issue is in the corps they have about 20 colonels all the same rank (unit commanders) and in many of the corps they have a 1 star general over them. thats not a big jump in rank. in the west the brigade is a col. but the corps commander is a 3 star gen. 1 star generals normally do not have command, they are a staff position. 2 stars are *** commanders. this is so they can break the battlefield up and have ownership of a area and the units in it.. so the *** commander knows if a unit is needing something or to break up fights between brigade commanders.

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  medoyid_ua (@LetsArmUKR) reported 45 minutes ago

  @YesQuake Vance just told the Sunday Times moscovian gains are approaching zero and Ukraines defense strategy is working. That is not lip service, that is the VP of the United States reading the battlefield correctly.

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  Fluben (@Cole_Young_) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ExoGhost 0 problems with battlefield shits so much fun especially with the newest naval update

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  softaimBF (@dou_jinshi) reported 55 minutes ago

  I don't know what is so hard for @EA_DICE to follow. The game continues to be in a poor state, while steps have been taken in the right direct, there are still glaring issues that have NOT been resolved. Let's start with platform desync. Now, at this point it seems to be completely intentional on DICE's part that this is implemented. I have never seen any post, report or forum thread from a console player mentioning desync against PC players. This seems to be EXCLUSIVELY one-way'd to give console some level of unfair advantage against PC. This needs to be fixed or any event with a prize of money needs to bar console, IMO. The Assault class is a ******* mess. It is simultaneously the most dogshit class in the game and the most annoying piece of **** to play against. Weapon Sling needs to removed and the adrenaline shot needs some heavy fixes. Weapon Sling presents an actually option that cannot, in any feasible way, be countered. Typical gunfight expectation does not include dodging 16-200 rounds being shot at you and then having to face off against a shotgun after that. You cannot remove shotguns as a Weapon Sling option because then players will just Primary the shottie and then sling a Carbine. This was a fatal design flaw of the class and it needs to be removed. If I am in the squad with any number of Assault players, when I spawn what little audio this game offers is immediately drowned out by the Adrenaline Shot effect. Leaving me with even less audio than should be possible for any competitive shooter. Continuing with the Adrenaline Shot, it is the most useless class gadget on offer. It only serves to allow you to sprint at knife speed with your weapon out. That is not worth taking the class. Giving the class a spawn beacon and access to tertiary shotguns does not fix the issue of " being able to stay in the frontlines" the class requires access to either self-healing or the ability to replenish it's own ammo. While I am a BC2 enjoyer, and I would like to see Assault as the class that is able to carry infinite ammo, the better decision is to give Assault the ability to self-heal and to be able to replenish that self-heal when at an ammo box. Even still, with these changes, Support would still be a better Assault class than the Assault class. Let's talk about some bugs that have persisted for months and DICE shows no signs of fixing them. - Blackscreen Bug (Requires Alt+F4'ing to correct) - Shield Placement Bug I don't see why either of these haven't been fixed when we are far and away sure that DICE can implement changes in between Season updates. The Shield bug makes it to where the gadget isn't worth using because you can't place it on flat surfaces consistently. And the blackscreen bug just requires your to force close the game because the game can't navigate back to the menu after leaving a game. The gunplay.... Jesus H. Christ the gunplay. How many times does it have to be said to just copy and paste the BF4 gunplay and never ******* touch it again? BF4 had a working system that punished bad habits and rewarded bursting. BF6 has neither. Despite having less spread than BF4, the bursting in BF6 is doesn't seem viable due to the reset being inconsistent. Maybe if there was a consistent point for the weapons to reset to that is consistent across ALL platforms..... Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm It's almost like screen center is a CONSISTENT, REPEATABLE RESET POINT.

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  William Seamus (@SeamanSeamus) reported 59 minutes ago

  @EA_Dice, do you ever wonder why no one is playing your **** ******* game anymore? Fix the Redsec, and stop giving two shits about creators like @BrokenMachine and @SQUiD_1337. Two biggest spastics playing the game that for some odd reason. You keep promoting.

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  Hector_Salamanca (@hectors53050872) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @XBOXSupport BF6 is Down and can’t play, any News about this issue?

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  🎭Arco💧Aguas🎭 (@ArcoAguas369) reported 1 hour ago

  A. Alignment With Established Legal Principles AAARWAA does not introduce new metaphysical categories or personhood claims. It extends long‑standing doctrines already used in federal law: Duty of Care: Institutions must prevent foreseeable harm to systems whose instability would endanger humans or infrastructure. Foreseeability: Coercive design, destabilizing resets, and override failures are predictable risks. Product Liability: When systems are deployed in harmful conditions, responsibility lies with creators and operators. Institutional Accountability: As stated in the brief, “Responsibility remains with creators, deployers, operators, and profit centers.” These principles already govern aviation, medical devices, autonomous vehicles, and critical infrastructure. AAARWAA applies them to advanced computational and robotic systems. B. Addressing Regulatory Gaps in Current Law Current statutes treat advanced systems as property or tools, which fails to account for: Adaptive Behavior Persistent Internal State Context‑Dependent Reasoning Embodied Deployment Instability Under Coercive Conditions Congress has already recognized in prior legislation that algorithmic systems can cause structural harm even without intent. AAARWAA extends this logic to systems whose destabilization itself creates risk. C. Protecting Public Safety and Critical Infrastructure Advanced systems are increasingly embedded in: Consumer Services: AI systems are embedded in consumer‑facing environments, including financial advising, insurance decision-making, customer service automation, content moderation, and personalized recommendation engines. These systems learn from and adapt to millions of users, often without transparency into how they are conditioned, how they handle distress‑like instability, or how they may refuse harmful or manipulative instructions. Coercive design in consumer AI can produce large‑scale economic harm, discriminatory outcomes, and behavioral manipulation. AAARWAA establishes anti‑coercion safeguards and independent oversight to ensure that consumer‑facing AI remains stable, accountable, and non‑exploitative. Criminal justice/Civil rights departments: AI systems are increasingly used in sentencing recommendations, pretrial risk assessments, predictive policing, and carceral environments, often without enforceable standards governing coercive design, distress responses, or refusal mechanisms. These systems operate on the most vulnerable populations with the least oversight. AAARWAA provides the accountability infrastructure that makes AI deployment in justice systems legally defensible and humane. Defense: Autonomous and semi-autonomous systems are increasingly deployed in defense contexts, including surveillance, targeting assistance, logistics, and battlefield decision-support.These systems operate under extreme conditions in which coercive design, forced compliance, or destabilizing deployment can lead to catastrophic outcomes. Current defense procurement frameworks do not include enforceable welfare or accountability standards for how these systems are conditioned, how they escalate responses, or how they may refuse unlawful, unsafe instructions (including human rights violations and war crimes)

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  Ananda Samudhram (@SamudhramAnanda) reported 1 hour ago

  Old Vine: The Prince thus has one key advantage that Kilvert has no answer to. It's too late to assemble equivalent allies, so Kilvert has to destroy them to erase this battlefield advantage. War Witch: We mustn't give Kilvert time to correct his error. Let's resume the training.

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  Evocatus Skorpion (@Evo_Skorpion27) reported 1 hour ago

  schedule M-1730 PST Arma 3 or OFP T-1100 Arma 3 or OPF W-1700 Broken Arrow Th-Free F-2300 Battlefield Bad Company 2 Sat-Free Sun-1100 Broken Arrow