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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  ghXOst__ttv (@ghXOst__ttv) reported 40 seconds ago

  @Battlefield needs to fix their ******* game shits broke. 💔. We waited so long for this game for it to be broke and them struggle to fix it

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  Patrick Lewis (@PLewisNews) reported 7 minutes ago

  3 car crash, W Market St near Battlefield Pkwy in #LeesburgVA. One lane gets by. #Loudoun Fire Rescue checking for injuries and leaking fluid. #LoudounTraffic

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  CrimsonPaladin (@R3d_L3tt3rs) reported 9 minutes ago

  @ToneMythic “…there was no glory. All of my men, the enemy, scattered or broken on the battlefield. There is no joy in that. War- War never changes.”

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  can (@can268482969456) reported 10 minutes ago

  In Battlefield 6, the Breakthrough mode has become almost unplayable, especially on the defending side. The main issue is that key defensive objectives are simply not being held properly, which ruins the entire flow of the game. @Battlefield @EA

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  chris (@ChrisSlaske) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Remove this and bring trios to red sec after you fix the servers and have bullets accounting for damage

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  Vinicius (@AsimovBR) reported 12 minutes ago

  @NoSkillsGaming3 @AirwingMarine Below average maps are in Battlefield 6 these days. People don't know how difficult it is to create a map...This map is good the only problem is the loot placement and rarity

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  DooM49 (@DooM49) reported 15 minutes ago

  TTK/TTD issues stemmed from BFV when they removed the server browser in Battlefield. This lead to needing to satisfy both hardcore/core audience. Just does not work. Now players camp cause 2/3 hits = ez kill. Rewards low skill. Hardcore likes fast ttk...

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  EXE spdiii (@MnKSpdi) reported 16 minutes ago

  HOW TO SAVE Battlefield 6: -Visibility on enemies is TRASH, they look like blobs -Bad spawns, i cant spawn on my team while they are away from the combat?! -Some Weapons are WAY too strong -Super camper-friendly game, please change that -Zero skill ceiling -Hitreg is straight garbage, this needs to be fixed asap -Servers are dogshit -Netcode is complete **** -Maps have zero flow, need maps like in Bf4 or Bf3 -Destruction still feels weak compared to old BF games -Audio is broken, i can hear people 300m away but not next to me -Progression system feels boring and unrewarding, please update that as well so it makes fun. -120HZ SERVERS PLEASE @EA_DICE FIX THIS PLEASE !

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  Based Illinoisan (@BasedIllinoisan) reported 17 minutes ago

  @CEOElection The battlefield on that issue is at the state level. The Hyde Amendment and Dobbs v. Jackson are the law of the land and that’s about as much as victory as the pro-life movement will ever see at the federal level from here on out.

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  Demetrius💪🏼🇺🇲🦅 (@StalkDreDaily) reported 18 minutes ago

  @reachelcreature @jynxzi @Rainbow6Game You can fix it by not playing that trash and playing battlefield redsec instead

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  Mariusz Barczak | Senior Cybersecurity Architect (@MariusBarczak) reported 22 minutes ago

  You Are Scaling Risk INFRASTRUCTURE IS THE NEW BATTLEFIELD For years, organizations believed that cybersecurity was about tools. More dashboards. More alerts. More vendors. More layers. And yet, the system remained the same. Fragmented. Reactive. Unpredictable. Because the problem was never the lack of tools. The problem was the absence of architecture. Today, we are entering a different reality. Global trade is shifting. Supply chains are being reconfigured. Infrastructure is becoming the core of economic power. Ports, logistics networks, cloud systems, data pipelines — they are no longer support functions. They are the backbone of entire economies. And that changes everything. Because when infrastructure becomes central, security is no longer an IT concern. It becomes a structural requirement. The real question is no longer: “How do we detect attacks?” The real question is: “Why does the system allow this level of exposure in the first place?” This is where most organizations fail. They build systems that are: – connected, but not controlled – scalable, but not secured – efficient, but not resilient And then they try to protect them with tools. That approach does not work anymore. Attackers do not break systems. They use what the system already allows. Misconfigured access. Overprivileged roles. Invisible trust relationships. Uncontrolled execution paths. This is not exploitation. This is architecture failure. In a world where logistics defines growth, where infrastructure defines competitiveness, and where digital systems define stability… Security must be designed — not added. Not after deployment. Not after incidents. Not after damage. At the foundation. This is why Zero Trust is not a concept. It is not a trend. It is not a guideline. It is a structural necessity. Because without enforced boundaries, there is no control. Without control, there is no predictability. And without predictability, there is no resilience. Organizations that understand this will lead. They will build systems that are: – controlled by design – predictable under pressure – resilient by architecture And most importantly… They will not depend on reaction. They will operate on certainty. The future will not be defined by who has the most technology. It will be defined by who has the strongest architecture behind it. And in that future, security is no longer a function. It is the foundation of everything. And this is exactly where most discussions about AI, automation, and digital transformation miss the point. We are not scaling intelligence. We are scaling exposure. Every new integration, every API, every automated decision layer increases the attack surface — often invisibly. Organizations celebrate speed. Attackers exploit structure. This asymmetry is growing. Because while companies invest in innovation, very few invest in architectural discipline. And without discipline, scale becomes risk. AI agents, automation pipelines, cloud-native systems — they do not create security challenges. They amplify existing weaknesses. If identity is weak — they multiply it. If access is uncontrolled — they expand it. If trust is implicit — they weaponize it. That is why the next generation of cybersecurity will not be defined by detection. It will be defined by elimination of unnecessary possibilities. Reducing what can happen. Restricting what is allowed. Designing systems where deviation is not just detected — but structurally impossible. This is infrastructure hardening at its core. Not more tools. Not more alerts. Not more noise. But fewer paths. Fewer permissions. Fewer assumptions. And in that simplicity — real security emerges. Because the strongest system is not the one that reacts fastest. It is the one that cannot be meaningfully exploited. This is the shift that is coming. From complexity to control. From reaction to design. From visibility to certainty. And those who understand this early will not just secure their systems. They will redefine how systems are built. #CyberSecurity #ZeroTrust #Infrastructure

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  Shawn Soden (@SS0DEN) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Lots of PC cheaters, might want to fix that @Battlefield - it would prob drop your numbers even lower..

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  NicholasS (@PiercingCV) reported 23 minutes ago

  While I agree Battlefield is in trouble, COD is genuinely awful. Like who is actually playing it 🤮 Last COD I touched was CW. All others after were either mid or torturous. The games I cast and play have their struggles but COD doesnt hold a torch to them.

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  BALA (@pestersebester) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Fix the ******* footsteps sound, man.

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  Millstone Distributor (@Millston3r) reported 25 minutes ago

  @oldfatbjjbydave @hippojuicefilm The ‘enabling antisocial individuals’ problem. If someone shot up a school would you say: “aww shucks those skills would have been really impressive on the battlefield! heeyuck!”? Goofy. Like how much of a cuck do you have to be to see this video and the only thing you have to say is to point out how talented he is? What bizarre form of Stockholm syndrome is this?