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 (28%)
• Glitches (14%)
• 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
Bordeaux	Matchmaking	2 days ago
Bron	Online Play	3 days ago
Madrid	Online Play	3 days ago
La Trinité	Game Crash	7 days ago
Lyon	Online Play	9 days ago
Persan	Sign in	9 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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  ＧＨＯＳＴ (@Adam9110) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Honestly, I couldn’t give a **** about Wake Island or these new planes when you’re destroying the game yourselves by removing game modes instead of simply disabling the bots... You can’t even fix a ******* basic issue like grenades not being properly marked.

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  AzuraLegend (@CookieDaBest711) reported 7 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm From permanent to rotating, what ******** is wrong with you guys. Are the servers THAT expensive that you can't keep all of the game modes in as they are? Why were they even removed in the first place? I find it hard to believe that RUSH of all modes had a player count issue

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  Teacher João da He4rt (@OTeacherJoao) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm I simply can’t understand this fixation on matchmaking and game rotation. Just give us a goddamn server browser and persistent servers, problem solved. Cut the crap already

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  Gatzestreicheln (@FabianSchu96203) reported 9 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Go **** yourselve you useless braindead ***** The game is almost one year old and still has so much problems **** you and please formlos sake leave the gaming industry because it’s obvious at this point that you have neither skill or talent as a game developer

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  Skynet 🫍 (@skynetBF) reported 12 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldInte This is not battlefield . Tsuru reef was enough . Its cod , when you play you have the feeling to play cod , they don’t want to fix it so they are trying to force us to accept how they want to be , in other words an other type of cod . We are not stupid .

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  ِ (@60__o) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Battlefield How can you bring in the top gun when the flight is so, so bad in this part? Fix the flight first and foremost.!!

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  Dude (@ThatDude_bro) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @EA Fix the UI ,bring back Rush and fix Breakthrough especially on tsuru reef. All these dumb issues and changes are essentially preventing me from wanting to even purchase the battle pass. Guess you all don’t like money

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  Will Kinsey (@willkinsey) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm These jets are breaking maps. There is no counter below radar and everything is broken. Bring back laser targets without line of sight. Sniper designators are currently worthless.

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  Anci3nTKnowledg3 (@B3NJ3LAUW20) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Make this map a beach attack map in breakthrough, the maps looks realy good but the game have another problem its to fast paced like call of duty it totally don't feel like a battlfield

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  Battle(non)sense | Chris (@BattleNonSense) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DLVittorio @Battlefield That does apply to quite many. However they are clearly those who do see the problems, but they are unable to take the next step and understand why those problems showed up and accept what needs to change to improve the situation and fix the issues they complain about.

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  Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Rottweiler_Red9 @golgothic99 @Battlefield M433 deletes SMG:s just fine up close. So does the NVO. Also SMG:s should be SMG:s and should win up close vs AR:s so what's the problem?

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  Mike (@MikeHasHouses) reported 30 minutes ago

  @PUBG servers down. @Battlefield redsec can't get a match. @CounterStrike works perfectly as usual. Not even going to try COD.

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  Phantomepics (@phantom3112) reported 36 minutes ago

  Does anyone else have the same problem in Battlefield 6, where you navigate through the menu and when you go back to start a game. The start screen is blank and have to restart the game. @EA_DICE

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  FinalBoss.io (@FinalBoss_io) reported 39 minutes ago

  400 hours and Steam still said yes. Good. If you buy Battlefield through Rush, Squad Deathmatch, and King of the Hill, then those modes getting stripped out of Quick Play is not a minor playlist tweak. It’s the product changing after the sale. "It’s still in Portal" is doing a lot of corporate heavy lifting here. A mode hidden in the server browser with half-dead lobbies is not the same thing as supported matchmaking. Live service keeps using the word support when downgrade is the more honest term. If publishers can quietly remove the reasons people bought the game, refunds shouldn’t require a support miracle. They should be automatic.

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  REDACTED (@AllOnMalone) reported 39 minutes ago

  @MrProWestie Removing ********** is a HUGE fail, was literally the only mode I play @Battlefield fix this or I’m gone. Not that one player matters to you. Been a player on battlefield player since bf1942 ffs

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  Magz Classical (@MagzClassical) reported 43 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @Battlefield Okay, so I’m refunding the game if you’re going to time gate modes that were available for 10 months without issue. You cannot manufacture an issue and then create a solution… it’s a SCAM.

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  no_one (@cessiefdc) reported 44 minutes ago

  Apparently, there are now defenders and some duo accounts dismissing the concerns as coming from “lonely Nani fans,” when even fans who support both artists were among those who noticed the implication and expressed disappointment. The person who actually made the original post has already acknowledged that implication herself. She clarified that it wasn’t her intention, recognized that the timing and framing could have made it come across differently, deleted the post, and apologized. We took her word for it. It really could have stopped there. But apparently, some people still want another fandom war—mocking the fans who were hurt, reducing their feelings to being “lonely,” and even requoting an account that has already been listed by fans in the RNB because of its history of posts against Nani just to validate their argument. You don’t have to agree with how people interpreted the original post. But when even some duo fans saw the same implication, perhaps consider that there was context you personally didn’t see instead of immediately mocking everyone who did. And honestly, this is part of the problem with certain duo spaces today. Supporting both shouldn’t suddenly disappear when one side expresses a legitimate concern. If your first instinct is to invalidate those fans while amplifying an account with a history of targeting the very artist they’re defending, the imbalance becomes quite obvious. We know where your heart is, and that’s okay. Everyone is allowed to have a favorite. You don’t have to pretend otherwise or hide behind a duo label to justify dismissing the other side. The original poster listened. Fans explained why they were hurt. She apologized. That should have been an opportunity to close the issue, not an invitation for everyone else to open another battlefield. Neither artist asked for this. Stop creating more conflict around them over something the people actually involved were already trying to resolve. 🤍

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  xSkylineLife (@xSkylineLife) reported 45 minutes ago

  @FruitylandTV @BattleNonSense @Battlefield The "COD and Fortnite kids" are the only ones who actually help you win the game. BF has an issue with 50yo battledads who go 3-14 and either sit in their spawn the entire game just lay down on point and think they're actually helping. BF desperately needs more fraggers.

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  Black Fauci (@BlackFauci) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AmiriKing Dr. Black Fauci says: Fun facts indeed. Remove the group that treats the police blotter like a résumé and suddenly the murder rate drops faster than a TikTok trend, the ER stops looking like a battlefield, and SAT scores start acting like they actually studied. Who knew the “systemic” problem had such a consistent ZIP code? Keep the stats coming, king. Reality is the ultimate punchline. I approve of the uncomfortable math. Hard. Permanent. #BlackFauciApproves

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  Ronnie (@DrippRonnie) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Battlefield fix your game I was last team last guy and my game gets a connection error or the game randomly crashes trillions of dollars you’ve earned from your community but you still have yet to add key features that most games should have, these things should have been added

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  Retrosport Gaming (@Tom2kvals) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Every first games since weeks . Happily i never have problem in my second game . Such a pleasure to wait in the worst lobby ever for no reason . Oh if you could open maps when they are 50 people waiting could be a good idea

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  Pindazz (@Pindazz2) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Fix the rendezook Ejection jump pls

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  Wind Info (@WindInfoUS) reported 48 minutes ago

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  Tom (@Aethelraed1974) reported 51 minutes ago

  @FlintDibble Really easy to draw the wrong lessons from history, Flint. It appears that you have a PhD in it. Have you ever looked at a map? Rome rarely had a problem beating the Parthians on the battlefield, they had a huge problem supplying the legions 4,000 miles away from Rome. And don't bring up Crassus, he hadn't lead legions in battle in 20 years and was much more interested in plunder, just like Mark Anthony. Hell, even Julian the Apostate kicked Parthian ***, only to get himself killed showing off.

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  P-HADR USA (@p_hadr) reported 51 minutes ago

  @thinkdefence @TomSharpe134 @CISACyber 10. JORDAN / AQABA LOGISTICS ASSESSMENT Current Position PORT: Operational. SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE: Operational. PORT CALLS: Continuing. STANDARD / IN-GAUGE CARGO: Accepted. OUT-OF-GAUGE (OOG): Suspended. CUSTOMS: Operating normally. ROAD LINKS: Open. AIR FREIGHT: Operational. PRIMARY EXTERNAL RISK: Escalation in Bab el-Mandeb. 11. SHIPPING / CARRIER ACCEPTANCE CONFIRMED REPORTING Aqaba remains within active carrier networks. The principal current restriction remains suspension of all OOG cargo bookings. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT For Jordanian defence and dual-use exports: Containerised cargo: comparatively resilient. Heavy completed platforms: significantly more constrained. 12. CUSTOMS / FREE ZONE CONFIRMED REPORTING No interruption has been identified affecting: Jordanian customs; Aqaba Special Economic Zone; industrial operations around Aqaba. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT Current constraints are external logistics issues rather than failures within Jordanian port administration. 13. INSURANCE CONFIRMED REPORTING War-risk insurance remains significantly restricted across the Red Sea, Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT Insurance remains one of the principal limiting factors affecting heavy defence exports from Jordan. 14. AIR FREIGHT CONFIRMED POSITION No national Jordanian airfreight disruption has been identified. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT Air freight remains viable for: electronics; communications equipment; sensors; urgent spares. It is not a realistic replacement for heavy vehicle exports. 15. ROAD LINKS CONFIRMED POSITION No significant disruption has been identified affecting Jordan's principal overland routes. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT Road transport provides resilience but does not eliminate dependence on specialist maritime lift for heavy exports. 16. JORDANIAN DEFENCE / DUAL-USE INDUSTRY CONFIRMED POSITION No verified widespread disruption has been identified affecting Jordan's defence or dual-use industrial sector. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT The principal risk remains logistics-driven: Production to Export Delays to Inventory Growth to Working Capital Pressure to Delivery Slippage to Eventual Production Adjustment There is no current evidence that this final stage has been reached. 17. JORDANIAN ECONOMIC / DOMESTIC STABILITY CONFIRMED POSITION No evidence currently supports: economic collapse; widespread shortages; Aqaba operational failure; widespread unrest; loss of government control. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT The credible medium-term pathway remains: Persistent Red Sea insecurity to Higher logistics costs to Reduced export competitiveness to Fiscal and employment pressure to Increased domestic dissatisfaction. Assessment: Acute Economic Failure: Medium-Rising. Prolonged Economic Attrition: MODERATE. Economic Collapse: LOW-PROBABILITY / HIGH-IMPACT scenario. 18. SYRIA BORDER / PROXY SPILLOVER CONFIRMED POSITION No evidence currently indicates deterioration along Jordan's northern border directly linked to Aqaba logistics. ANALYTICAL ASSESSMENT The scenario remains conditional: Long-term economic pressure to Greater demands on security resources to Reduced reserve capacity to Increased opportunity for trafficking and militant activity. Potential exploiters include: narcotics trafficking networks; weapons smugglers; ISIS-linked cells; (Important to watch) Iran-aligned covert networks. These remain analytical scenarios rather than confirmed developments. FORWARD ASSESSMENT — NEXT 12–24 HOURS Priority indicators: 1. Further attacks on Gulf commercial shipping. 2. UAE, Saudi or USA responses to today's vessel attacks. 3. Updated Hormuz vessel traffic. 4. Additional USA blockade enforcement. 5. Iranian naval activity. 6. Further Houthi commercial-shipping attacks. 7. Yemen battlefield developments. 8. Changes to carrier operations affecting Aqaba.

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  Tara (@Hal0tara) reported 52 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm How about instead of making everything shitier, you use your time to make what everyone as been asking from THE VERY BEGINNING like idk the server browser that would surely help with the problem

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  Leah Hoopes (@hoopes_leah) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Joeoltmann Joe, govern yourself accordingly You just publicly stated that you “don’t really care” what I did or did not do, and then, without missing a beat, declared that I “was not the woman that did the work.” You cannot claim ignorance of the record and simultaneously appoint yourself the authority on it. Pick one. You don't know what I did because you weren't there. You didn't conduct our investigations. You didn't participate in my communications. You didn't recruit the witnesses. You didn't do my leg work. You didn't prepare my court filings. You didn't sit beside me while evidence was being developed. You didn't give my testimony. You weren't involved in the relationships I established with attorneys, investigators and organizations. You weren't there for the work that preceded the people you now defend. So you are in absolutely no position to tell the public who “did the work.” And calling me a “nasty woman” and an “entitled queen” doesn't cure those facts. Those are insults from a man who just admitted he doesn't know the underlying facts. I challenged your position with facts. You answered by attacking my character. That tells me everything I need to know. I never claimed to be the only whistleblower, the only investigator, or the only person who contributed evidence. In fact, my entire argument is that every person who actually developed evidence matters because the truth requires an accurate chronology. You and others are the one trying to erase people from that chronology while admitting you don't care enough to learn it. That is precisely the problem I have been talking about. This isn't about me needing recognition from you or anyone, Joe. I couldn't care less about your approval. It is about protecting evidence, witnesses, investigations, court records and the people who can authenticate what actually happened. You want to disagree with me? Fine. Bring documents. Bring dates. Bring testimony. Bring court filings. Bring the complete chronology and put it against mine. But don't walk onto a battlefield you weren't standing on, announce that you don't care what happened there, and then start issuing orders about who did the work. You don't have the factual foundation for the authority you're pretending to exercise. Facts will always win and they matter. 6 years of contemporaneous documentation, because I knew this day would come. Preserve your communications buddy.

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  El Hsn (@Rugerbat) reported 57 minutes ago

  @Battlefield meh i lost the faith in ea for them to fix the game, it's unplayable in the current state, right when golmund launched was at a prime state but had to be tweaked specially on the inf side and vehicle side, its imposible to enjoy it anymore

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  Joe Grace (@DoReMatey) reported 57 minutes ago

  @AThinksAloud To be fair, Portal and Portal 2 are some fairly well made and written complex problem solving games. If he was citing Call of Duty or Battlefield, I'd be right there with you.

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  Slightly Talonted 🔞 (@Talon_Almese) reported 59 minutes ago

  @HoofofDoom @nikgeneburn Same. I got tired of the folks rushing for extract camps, skybox/teleport hacks aren't fixed, using malicious coding that can lag your session out and crash your run. I don't mind PvP, but I'll stick to Battlefield or ArmA for that. I like being able to casual PvE Tarkov.