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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  ꕤ - 🏳️‍⚧️🇨🇦 Maxine 🇨🇦🏳️‍⚧️ (she/they) (@yuhMaxine) reported 1 minute ago

  @Charble675 @210parkside @BattlefieldComm oh i’ve played it, i try out the new seasons to see if they actually fix ****, but surprise surprise they don’t

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  Isha Ishu (@IshuIsha64734) reported 5 minutes ago

  One thing that feels increasingly obvious is that the internet’s identity problem is becoming bigger than its security problem. For years, platforms focused on protecting passwords, accounts and transactions. But AI is changing the battlefield completely. The challenge is no longer just stopping hackers from accessing systems. It is figuring out whether the person, profile or agent interacting with those systems is even real. And honestly, most of the internet is not prepared for that shift. Current identity systems still operate on assumptions. A government ID, a selfie or a video verification flow gets treated as proof of trust. But deepfakes, synthetic identities and AI generated personas are making those signals weaker every year. That is why the article “We Built Identity Systems for an Internet That No Longer Exists” feels important. It highlights something many people still underestimate: the internet evolved, but trust infrastructure did not evolve with it. This is where projects like @Humanityprot become interesting to watch. Instead of endlessly sharing sensitive documents across platforms, the idea shifts toward self-sovereign identity, verifiable credentials and cryptographic proofs. Users keep ownership of their information while platforms verify whether a claim is authentic. That changes identity from something platforms store into something users control. And in an AI-driven internet, that distinction matters a lot. Because the future probably will not depend on who looks real. It will depend on what can actually be verified.

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  Gene Avakyan (@GeneAvakyan) reported 7 minutes ago

  @culturaliteral1 Done nets are a sign of desperation and not having any real solution to a battlefield problem. What do you do in the winter? Snow’s heavier that leaves. But i guess you just need to survive til then… How about if drone munitions attack straight down and have an angled blade of them? There goes the net idea….

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  Japanese loves xbox (@JapanLoves_Xbox) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Battlefield now fix the gun play. its klungy and all over the place. this wasent a issue in bf 3/4 and bf 1. gun play is a mess in bf 6

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  lina⁷ (@minlina91) reported 13 minutes ago

  @joemygs no wonder armytwt was a battlefield during military service

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  Ada (@adanonso_) reported 15 minutes ago

  @OjiUgo_nwa At the same time, cancelling the wedding arrangements probably escalated the situation emotionally because the wedding became the battlefield for unresolved pain and recognition. The real issue was not just walking her down the aisle, it was likely feeling unappreciated, replaced, and emotionally erased after years of showing up as the real father figure.

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  B (@beerslips) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Battlefield @EA FIX THIS ******* GAME DAWG!!!!

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  Dalton (@Daltonisop) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Can you fix th UI in battlefield it’s absolutely disgusting

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  Kat (@katagious2) reported 19 minutes ago

  @bigseb31213 I think once the campaign determined the tattoo and Reddit history were likely to surface, they concluded that fighting over authenticity and redemption was a better battlefield than allowing the race to focus on other issues. DSA ideology, timeline, lack of longterm commitments

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  Deadbrother 🔻🔻 (@thedeadbrother) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Flakfire That was such an issue in bf2042, they had tp add red light on enemies and green light stuff on allies it was so stupid

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  Dominik Kaar (@KaarDominik) reported 22 minutes ago

  @saintjavelin If you can not seperate sports and a battlefield thousands of miles away you have not only a mental problem.

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  eA asuno (@asunoaim) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Painreliefdrgs @ICARUS_AIM The most part of the playerbase that complains about changes like this constantly use arguments linked to "realism" and "how grounded the game is". These people don't want to play Battlefield, they want to play a milsim. Yes Battlefield is more grounded then CoD is, Battlefield is however not a Milsim and still a type of Arcade shooter. Battlefield tries to take a more realistic approach, however there's limits to how realistic BF6 can be until it isn't a good Arcade Shooter anymore, which is what the current state of the game is. So they have to make more moves towards the classic Arcade Shooter things, which compromises on what Milsims want. -> Milsim BF6 playerbase mad. I don't think there's any wizardry in this, the issues seem fairly clear. The playerbase is extremely split into people that want a good Battlefield title, and people that want Battlefield 6 to be a milsim. This is why one part of the community complains about the movement being too much, while the other side complains about it being too little. They are trying to do some kind of both with BF6, but it's clearly not working out unfortunately.

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  Josh Owens (@mindrelic) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Battlefield fixing **** that isnt broken

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  L O K I ⋆·˚ ༘ * (@lokibrainrot) reported 30 minutes ago

  NYC and rents an apartment there. This Loki is on "okay" terms with the Avengers and will sometimes go with them on larger missions, but he prefers to stay out of the battlefield. He no longer causes serious and unnecessary trouble. +

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  Thy Vexer (@thyvexer) reported 31 minutes ago

  There is a disconnect with the bombings, where it's done from across the globe, so you don't see your victim's face, but it's akin to waving the white flag on the battlefield to negotiate a truce, then once out in the open, secretly shooting your foe in the back.