Battlefield 6 status: server issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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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
Val-de-Reuil	Online Play	13 hours ago
Bouchain	Glitches	1 day ago
Bordeaux	Matchmaking	2 days ago
Málaga	Sign in	3 days ago
Montaulin	Online Play	3 days ago
Paris	Sign in	5 days ago

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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Anderson Cruz (@offroadhq) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Osman_estate As if advisers and trainers automatically fix battlefield coordination? AUSSOM gave the backbone. Without it you just build parallel forces. Al Shabaab exploits gaps, not headcounts.

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  mathias wolf (@Mathias8Wolf) reported 11 minutes ago

  One more philippic holding general Syrskyi responsible for "Soviet style" military mismanagement and all the "avoidable excessive losses" of UAF. Yet decisionistically reducing all those problems to one of bad personal leadership without addressing systemic constraints and failures (lack of manpower and training, internal Ukr. problems with logistics and procurement, cases of fortifications remaining unmanned, inadequate equipment partly due to insufficient Western support, etc) may not be sufficient to overcome them. The failure of the Ukr.summer offensive, certainly not a masterpiece of strategic originality - there was no surprise effect - was also due to insufficient equipment, from modern battlefield missile and demining systems to tank rescue vehicles, but even more so to generally low numbers of heavy equipment, and the lack of direct air support (combat helicopters, airborne raids etc). This does by no means justify the removal of brilliant Fedorov from the MoD which remains a grave, self damaging error of Zelensky. What surprises is however the unusual overt public attack on mil.hierarchy by Fedorov after his dismissal, that's quite unusual and may hint to an ego too strong for the logics of mil.burocracy. Zaluzhny had shown restraint in this situation.

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  James C Graves (@JamesCGraves1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @abdulslam2017 Nope the idea is to take away Iran's ability to move missiles and drones via road from dumps to firing sites and to create munitions resupply problems for the IRGC. It is called isolating the battlefield.

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  Mino (@MinoTheRealest) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Pecanskin30 @Battlefield A feature that does not work as intended = skill issue? I hope that’s rage bait, otherwise you must be incredibly retarded.

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  Just A Messenger (@AdedoyinTweets) reported 15 minutes ago

  @SalHumbles @fawzydawah The problem is that introducing takhsis using "Jesus is not dead" as an exception into this verse destroys the very purpose of the verse itself. The purpose of the verse is to convince doubters on the battlefield that the death of their prophet should not matter since he was just like all other messengers before him. If Jesus did not die then the loophole for doubt and discouragement the verse itself wants to prevent is still there. Besides there is no verse that says Jesus did not die. It rather 4:157-158 implies it was Allah that did it as promised in Quran 3: 55. 📌If based on the Qur'an you can believe Jesus did not die at all before being raised up, he is still continuing his current term. That would mean some of you will still be needy people, debtors and slaves in the Paradise you're going to because Jesus said he must give Zakah as long as he lives(Quran 19: 31) and zakah is ONLY for these set of people and those who help collect for them. 👇🏼

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  NyanChuu🔮🇯🇵🍭 (@tanpukunokami) reported 15 minutes ago

  A friend of mine was driving on an American highway when his navigation said, “Take the next exit.” He saw the sign. He saw the road. He saw the exit. Then a truck the size of a small apartment moved beside him. For three seconds, the exit disappeared behind eighteen wheels of steel. When the truck passed, the road was gone. My friend had missed it. He did not panic. At first. The navigation calmly said, “Recalculating.” My friend waited for the next instruction. In Japan, missing a turn usually means circling the block. Perhaps two minutes. Perhaps one apology to the passenger. Nothing serious. Then the navigation said, “Continue straight for twenty-three miles.” Twenty-three miles. My friend stared at the screen. Surely this was a mistake. He had not ignored the exit. He had merely arrived four seconds too late. But America does not negotiate with lateness. The road continued forward. No nearby exit. No place to turn around. No small street where he could quietly correct his mistake and preserve his dignity. Only asphalt. Sky. And the knowledge that every second was carrying him farther from his intended life. He drove past forests. He drove past farms. He drove past a billboard advertising fireworks, firearms, and homemade fudge at the same location. Still no exit. The navigation remained calm. It had already accepted his fate. My friend had not. He asked the machine for another route. It showed the same road. Forward. Always forward. This was no longer navigation. It was exile. A single missed exit had become a sentence. In Japan, roads forgive. They bend. They reconnect. They allow a man to make a mistake and return home with his honor mostly intact. American highways do not forgive. They remember. You pass one ramp, and the nation says, “Very well. You have chosen the next county.” The fuel gauge began to fall. His coffee grew cold. The music changed to a song he did not like, but he was too focused to change it. He passed a sign welcoming him to another state. Another state. He had not planned to leave the first one. He had not packed for a journey. He was trying to buy lunch. My friend gripped the steering wheel. A samurai understands when a minor error becomes a campaign. You do not complain. You adapt. You accept that the grocery store is now behind you and that destiny has placed a Cracker Barrel forty miles ahead. At last, a sign appeared. EXIT — 1 MILE My friend sat upright. This was not an exit. It was mercy. He moved into the correct lane early. Very early. He would not be betrayed again. Cars passed him. Drivers looked annoyed. He did not care. A warrior who has survived exile does not fear the judgment of faster men. The ramp appeared. He took it. The navigation said, “Turn left, then re-enter the highway.” My friend froze. Re-enter the highway. The machine had not rescued him. It had merely arranged his return to the battlefield. He crossed beneath the road, turned left, and joined the highway in the opposite direction. Forty-six minutes after missing the exit, he passed the exact place where his mistake had begun. He looked across the median. There it was. The ramp. Small. Ordinary. Innocent. As though it had not just taken nearly an hour of his life. My friend finally reached the restaurant. The people waiting for him asked why he was late. He said, “I missed the exit.” They nodded as if this explained everything. No questions. No laughter. Every American at that table had suffered the same defeat. They understood. In America, missing an exit is not a driving error. It is a journey imposed upon you by the land. You do not choose the detour. The detour chooses you.

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  Paul Sanyo (@paul_sanyo) reported 17 minutes ago

  💻 Tech News: 🇺🇸🇨🇳 US AI is too rule-abiding, ceding the battlefield to China! Thankfully, David Sacks (former White House AI and Crypto Tsar) makes a sensitive observation: Chinese models like Kimi K3 directly address security bugs that even Codex and Fable wouldn't touch. Why don't US models? Because they are bound by layers of cyber guardrails, self-censoring and refusing to respond to any code related to cybersecurity. Sacks warns that this excessive caution is gradually eroding the competitiveness of US AI in the real world. The railing is meant to protect you, but if it's tightened too much, it often ends up binding you instead. 1. What is AI distillation? It's not about stealing the original code. Instead, they consult top AI systems extensively, using the answers as teaching materials to train their own models to imitate them 2. Why does everyone say it's cheap? Most people don't know how to set up their own AI, so they end up using the official service, which is just cheaper than the original. 3. What are Anthropic accusing him of? In addition to extensive distillation, attempts were made to analyze Claude's reasoning process and agent capabilities 4. Why Claude? Many developers believe that Claude is one of the world's strongest models in terms of programming, agent, and reasoning capabilities.

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  Biswanath Rout, General Secretary KRUPAA party, Od (@Biswana37147911) reported 23 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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  mathias wolf (@Mathias8Wolf) reported 23 minutes ago

  One more philippic holding general Syrskyi responsible for "Soviet style" military mismanagement and all the "avoidable excessive losses" of UAF. Yet decisionistically reducing all those problems to one of bad personal leadership without addressing systemic constraints and failures (lack of manpower and training, internal Ukr. problems with logistics and procurement, cases of fortifications remaining unmanned, inadequate equipment partly due to insufficient Western support, etc) may not be sufficient to overcome them. The failure of the Ukr.summer offensive, certainly not a masterpiece of strategic originality - there was no surprise effect - was also due to insufficient equipment, from modern battlefield missile and demining systems to tank rescue vehicles, but even more so to generally low numbers of heavy equipment, and the lack of direct air support (combat helicopters, airborne raids etc).

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  KILL_J0HN091 (@GAMER_1411) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Battlefield times out by running/ looting and shooting really? Came back and the bs still persist in the game and no fix.

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  Grant Wescott (@GrantWescott) reported 33 minutes ago

  @DavidSteadson You're arguing against a position I didn't take. If the allegations are true, then fraud should be prosecuted without hesitation. Delivering relabeled or obsolete equipment under a modern contract is criminal regardless of who signed the paperwork. My point was different. The procurement philosophy that prioritizes broader competition, "or equivalent" substitutions, and lowest cost is separate from whether a particular supplier committed fraud. Those issues can exist independently, or reinforce one another. The SBU investigating collusion doesn't contradict my argument. If anything, it raises another question: why was the procurement framework vulnerable to this outcome in the first place? A procurement system built around proven, standardized battlefield capability is generally harder to exploit than one that encourages substitution based primarily on paperwork and price. So there are two distinct questions: Did criminal fraud occur? The investigation should answer that. Was the ministry's procurement approach operationally sound? That's a policy question, not a criminal one. My article addressed the second. The criminal investigation addresses the first. They are related, but they are not the same argument.

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  tokr72 (@tokr72) reported 33 minutes ago

  @DesertTacSolAZ @squidgey2 @laralogan You will get both, but right now... Prosecuting low level election workers won't fix anything. Did Garland's prosecution of MAGA stop us? This is 5G warfare. Shape the battlefield. See the forest from the trees. Win the war, not a battle.

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  Carl Eve (@CarlEveCrime) reported 35 minutes ago

  @MichaelRapaport @bennyjohnson Could you show us where you raged at the ICC over their decision to issue an arrest warrant for Hamas commander Mohammed Deif, after US State Dept spokesperson Matthew Miller said Hamas should be held accountable on the battlefield and if not there "the a court of law"?

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  Robert Meurett (@Robert_Meurett) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Battlefield FIX STRIKEPOINT

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  dozilla (@d0zilla) reported 35 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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  Dustin Paine (@grizzgolf) reported 36 minutes ago

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

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  𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬, 𝐂𝐚𝐦, 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧.ᐟ (@Camille_Muns) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Wr1t3rscub @DogsDontObey Mahito is surprisingly smart at Battlefield tactics despite being so young He knew to try and keep Todo away and that he should split to make it even harder for them to tag team him If there is 1 beam and 2 mahitos thats trouble even if he focuses on the Primary soul—

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  Silver Chambers (@SilverChambers) reported 39 minutes ago

  @TacticalGramps I’ve practically quit playing battlefield at this point. I just don’t have the patience for it anymore when I’m actually having fun with other stuff now. Especially that they aren’t broken messes. I really did have fun with battlefield back in the day.

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  Archaeo - Histories (@archeohistories) reported 40 minutes ago

  She came to Troy not to win the war. She came to die in it... Her name was Penthesilea, queen of the Amazons. She arrived on the plain of Troy in the weeks after Hector's funeral, when the Trojan cause was already tilting. The city knew it. So did she. But she had not come because Troy needed saving. She had come because she needed what only war could offer. Months before her arrival, during a hunt, she had thrown a javelin that went wide. By the account preserved in post-Homeric tradition, the weapon was meant for a deer. It killed her sister Hippolyta instead. The death was an accident. The guilt was absolute. Under the warrior code she carried, blood guilt of that kind could not be settled in gold or ceremony. It required an answer in blood: either the killing of enemies, or the death of the killer. Penthesilea made her choice. She would go to Troy, fight with everything she had, and let the outcome balance the account. She arrived with twelve Amazon warriors at her side. On the battlefield, by the account in Quintus of Smyrna's Posthomerica, she fought with a ferocity that shook the Greeks. Some accounts name Ajax among those she bested. The Trojans, who had not felt hope in weeks, lined the walls to watch. For a stretch of that day, she pushed the Greek forces back toward their ships. That had not happened since Hector was alive. Then Achilles came onto the field. He, too, was carrying something. His closest companion Patroclus was dead. He had already killed Hector in vengeance. He was fighting now with nothing left to prove and nothing left to protect. Two people at the edge of what they could carry met in the middle of the plain. The accounts differ on the particulars of their duel. They agree on the outcome. Achilles killed her. When he removed her helmet and looked at the woman he had just fought, something in him broke. Ancient sources describe grief, astonishment, an emotion the chroniclers could not name cleanly. A soldier named Thersites mocked him for it. Achilles killed him for that. He returned her body. He would not leave her in the field. She came seeking a warrior's death. She received one. Whether it resolved the guilt she carried is a question the poets left open. The queen who arrived at war already broken. The duel that produced a grief no one expected. The moment when the greatest fighter of his age wept over the woman he had just killed. Troy produced many stories. Few carry that particular weight. 📷 : A red-figure cup painted in Athens around 460 BC, now in the Antikensammlungen in Munich, depicts the precise moment Achilles kills her. Their eyes are shown meeting at the instant of death. Scholars know the painter primarily from this work, and gave him the conventional name the Penthesilea Painter. #archaeohistories

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  Angelscry🌌dreams may come true (@angel_angelangy) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TheVisitorSNAFU @realrobertherr @Battlefield If people care about aircraft.... I'm sorry, just go play ace combat games or project wingman, instead of this live service garbage

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  LtMcGuganfps (@TheRobbieBlair) reported 46 minutes ago

  @GetCheatz @Battlefield Not if you have crossplay off. Its not great but on Xbox only servers, especially low-count, it's far better Never play crossplay on UNLESS I play BR and fail to get a match with crossplay off Every single Xbox only BR run had zero lag Good hit-reg Was real fun Looked amazing

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  michael fitchett (@FitchettMicael) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Battlefield ******* trash fix the servers they suck on console pc 2 seconds a head and its bad don't blame this on netcode cause 3 months ago the game played fine or back in march it was fine now its straight ****

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  Josh (@Tronthetrader) reported 49 minutes ago

  @thereplygui Helicopters are ancient tech without the flexibility for the modern battlefield. Besides defense, the traditional helicopter is a death trap for passengers. 1 error away from a free fall.

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  Chris Jackson (@BigModernism) reported 49 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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  RipperBlaze (@ripper_blaze) reported 51 minutes ago

  @RecordsNK_ See the issue is that IW isn’t trying to make a call of duty they are trying as hard to make it closer to battlefield (which no actual cod fan wants that) Activision has allowed IW to completely change what the identity of COD is without much push back

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  mathias wolf (@Mathias8Wolf) reported 52 minutes ago

  One more philippic holding general Syrskyi responsible for "Soviet style" military mismanagement and all the "avoidable excessive losses" of UAF. Yet decisionistically reducing all those problems to one of bad personal leadership without addressing systemic constraints and failures (lack of manpower and training, internal Ukr. problems with logistics and procurement, cases of fortifications remaining unmanned, inadequate equipment partly due to insufficient Western support, etc) may not be sufficient to overcome them. The failure of the Ukr.summer offensive, certainly not a masterpiece of strategic originality - there was no surprise effect - was also due to insufficient equipment, from modern battlefield missile and demining systems to tank rescue vehicles, but even more so to generally low numbers of heavy equipment, and the lack of direct air support (combat helicopters, airborne raids etc). This does by no means justify the removal of brilliant Fedorov from the MoD which remains a grave, self damaging error of Zelensky, even if he had decided not to keep Fedorov as MoD. Timing and procedure (dismissal instead of resignation, etc) have proven inadequate. What also surprises is the unusual overt public attack on mil.hierarchy by Fedorov after his dismissal, that's quite unusual and may hint to an ego too strong for the logics of mil.bureaucracy. Zaluzhny had shown restraint in this situation.

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  Stephan Gris 💉💉💉💉💉🇺🇦🇵🇸❤️ (@GrisStephan) reported 53 minutes ago

  @CaraMia200 @pm6019 Once attended briefings on developments in battlefield comms Speaker pointed out we could provide far better text comms than voice Problem is reading “Get to the top of that hill” is not the same as hearing commanding officer screaming over it voice link, plus a few expletives

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  Jonathan Blevins (@Jon_Blevins_) reported 54 minutes ago

  @1Nicdar The US Military is run on Hubris and Grift. The top brass only care about getting lucrative contractor jobs with the big Defense Contractors when they retire. Everything the US Military does is considered a "Success" at the upper levels. No one wants to look bad or take the blame and not get the cash-cow contractor jobs. Every project (regardless of how overbudget or pointless) is a success. The Military-Industrial Complex (the big defense contractors) uses its influence to get the DoD (or DoW) to buy overpriced, complex items that will guarantee steady income but don't prioritize modern fighting, service member protection, or newer ISR battlefield requirements. This has been going on for decades, and is exactly what Eisenhower warned us about. The results are that the US military has only fought small countries since WW2 and has basically not won any of the wars: -Korea draw -Vietnam loss -Afghanistan loss -Iraq draw (they hate us, and we have to stay on heavily guarded facilities.) Now, we are in a situation because the DoD is drunk on their own Bull ****, and reality just knocked them on their ***. Iran is NOT considered a near-peer adversary. This means they SHOULD have been a pushover. They proved the DoD wrong, and good men and women are dying because of it. The DoD needs to be gutted and totally overhauled.

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  💥Crazy Rossonero ❤️‍🔥 (@SaidMilan7) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Tom Cruise was like “nahhhhh fix your TTK first bro”

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  IRAN IRGCC (@IranIRGCC) reported 59 minutes ago

  ⚡ BREAKING: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's missile and drone barrage on a U.S. base in Jordan has left 2 American service members dead and 1 missing, marking a major escalation in the conflict. As both sides intensify strikes, the battlefield is rapidly expanding beyond military targets to critical infrastructure. Source : BBC