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Battlefield 6 Issues Reports

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  Johnnathy✝️🇺🇸 (@JohnnathyX) reported 3 minutes ago

  Discord randomly disconnecting me from vc in DMs for some reason (even when using vencord) is starting to kinda anger me a bit. Maybe me playing Battlefield 2 is the problem but damn it, I dont want to spam my friend with calls.

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  PatricianTV (@patrician_tv) reported 3 minutes ago

  @__twinkbreaker I just think it is naive. Playing telephone on the battlefield is a logistic problem that all militaries face. If your government hasn't at least accidentally committed a couple war crimes, you are probably not even really a regional power.

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  Rhys H (@RhysH908) reported 4 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm Is anyone else having problems getting into the game?, I had a few games then lost complete connection to the game and now it’s putting me into a que and then once the que is over I’m getting errors.

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  JerryReichler (@RusticFrames) reported 4 minutes ago

  @professorjon @skye_gary @SenSanders Well then, jump down to Bennington and tell us all just what Vermont is supposed to do with the deterioration of the battlefield monument! Spend next year's budget on it? Can you solve that issue solely to maintain a battlefield monument for nostalgia?

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  carl's marks (@dark__woke) reported 5 minutes ago

  @feliperybas @kl0bb When I say modest, I am talking about something between a GTX 970 and a GTX 1060 with 8-16 gb of ram. I was playing Battlefield 1 on the high preset with no issues at all, same with GTA 5 and Titanfall 2. Only after RTX became a thing did things start to feel especially ****

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  Jakob Simmons (@JakobASimmons) reported 9 minutes ago

  The government is lighting $7+ trillion on fire every year and acting like it’s normal. • We’re now paying over $1 trillion a year just in interest on the debt. That’s more than the entire defense budget in some years. We’re literally borrowing money to pay the interest on money we already borrowed. • The national debt just crossed $40 trillion. That’s over $300,000 per taxpayer if you divide it up. And they’re still spending like the check will never bounce. • Last year alone they made $186 billion in improper payments. Not “oops we overpaid a little.” Hundreds of billions gone to fraud, error, and programs that don’t work. • They’re still funding $77 million for training dolphins and sea lions for “battlefield objectives” that drones already replaced years ago. They’re still dropping millions so researchers can collect saliva samples and survey people at electronic dance music festivals in New York. They’re still paying for studies dosing animals with ******* and teaching ferrets to binge drink. Meanwhile veterans wait months for care, the border stays a joke for years at a time, and regular Americans get lectured about “paying their fair share” while the government hemorrhages money on this garbage. This isn’t governance. It’s a looting operation with a flag in front of it. They will keep doing it until the interest payments eat the entire budget or the dollar finally breaks. There is no third option. Stop pretending this is sustainable.

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  RanniMan | (4TK) (@RannimanGaming) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Can you please fix your shocking matchmaking lobby issues please.

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  DethNade (@DethNade) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Battlefield I stop playing months ago. You guys at battlefield are still having problems every session. You guys don't "fix" the important stuff. Do you guys even care on making games?

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  Omar (@omarod777) reported 19 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm FIX THE NETCODE AND CONSOLE DESYNC !

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  Azuka~Kurozaki Kagami あずか～黒崎かがみ (@InaFoxxx) reported 20 minutes ago

  Use the uploaded model as the highest-priority and only character reference. Preserve the model’s exact face, facial structure, hairstyle, hair colors, eye colors, skin tone, anatomy, body proportions, species traits, tattoos, markings, scars, clothing details, accessories, personality, signature motifs, and overall visual identity. Do not redesign, simplify, reverse, remove, conceal, or reinterpret any defining characteristic unless a very minor physical adjustment is necessary for the pose. Transform the uploaded model into exactly one premium, high-quality PVC and ABS collectible figurine displayed on a detailed war-themed diorama base. No additional characters. No text, labels, logos, packaging, interface elements, or character sheets. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ EQUAL-CHANCE FIREARM SELECTION ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Before designing the pose or scene, perform one independent equal-probability random draw from the following firearm categories: Pistol — 25% chance Tactical shotgun — 25% chance AR-style rifle — 25% chance .50-caliber anti-materiel rifle — 25% chance Every firearm category must have exactly the same probability of selection. Do not choose the firearm based on the model’s appearance, outfit, personality, body type, colors, setting, or perceived compatibility. Do not favor smaller or easier weapons. Do not combine categories. Show exactly one firearm from the selected category. After selecting the category, randomly generate one believable fictional firearm design belonging to that category. Avoid copying identifiable manufacturer logos, trademarks, serial numbers, or branded markings. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ FIREARM-ACCURATE POSE ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ The figurine must aim and support the selected firearm in a physically believable way appropriate to its size, weight, recoil, sighting system, and intended use. The model must look focused, controlled, and properly balanced rather than casually holding the weapon. If a pistol is selected: Use a believable standing, crouched, kneeling, or barricade-supported handgun stance. Both hands should form a secure grip unless the pose clearly requires one-handed firing. The trigger finger should be correctly positioned. The arms, wrists, shoulders, head angle, and sight alignment must form a believable aiming posture. If a tactical shotgun is selected: Seat the stock firmly against the shoulder. Use a secure firing-hand grip and place the support hand naturally on the fore-end. Show correct cheek placement, sight alignment, stance width, and recoil-ready posture. The model may stand, crouch, kneel, or aim around battlefield cover. If an AR-style rifle is selected: Seat the stock securely against the shoulder. Place the firing hand correctly on the pistol grip and the support hand naturally along the handguard. Align the eye with the optic or sights. Use a stable standing, crouched, kneeling, or cover-supported tactical stance. Keep the rifle’s scale, sling placement, magazine orientation, and attachments believable. If a .50-caliber rifle is selected: Make the rifle visibly large, heavy, and appropriately scaled. Use a stable kneeling, prone, seated, rubble-supported, or barricade-supported firing position. Support the rifle with a correctly deployed bipod, heavy battlefield structure, sandbags, concrete slab, ruined wall, vehicle wreckage, or another solid surface. The stock must be properly braced, the cheek aligned with the optic, and both hands placed naturally. Do not show the model casually firing the .50-caliber rifle while unsupported or holding it like a lightweight assault rifle. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ PREMIUM FIGURINE CONSTRUCTION ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Render the character and weapon as a genuine physical collectible statue. Include: • Premium painted PVC and ABS construction • Realistic molded thickness • Carefully sculpted facial features • Layered sculpted hair strands • Precisely painted eyes • Separately molded clothing layers • Natural fabric folds translated into sculpture • Fine seams and assembly lines • Delicate edge highlights • Subtle matte, satin, metallic, and gloss material variation • Realistic firearm surface finishes • Small mechanical weapon details • Clean professional paint application • Carefully sculpted fingers and hand placement • Stable physical connection to the base • Commercial showcase-figure quality • High-end Japanese collectible craftsmanship The model must still look like the uploaded character rather than a generic military figure. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ INDEPENDENT RANDOM WAR-DIORAMA DRAW ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ After selecting the firearm, independently randomize the war-diorama environment. The scene must be different on every generation. Do not repeatedly default to the same ruined wall, rubble pile, pose, lighting, weather, architecture, or battlefield era. Randomly vary all of the following: • Battlefield environment • Architecture • Cover object • Ground material • Destruction pattern • Weather • Time of day • Lighting direction • Smoke density • Debris arrangement • Figure elevation • Base shape • Environmental storytelling • Color atmosphere Possible randomized environments include, but are not limited to: • Collapsed modern city intersection • Bombed industrial factory • Abandoned desert checkpoint • Destroyed mountain communications station • Flooded urban battlefield • Snow-covered ruined village • Jungle bunker complex • Crumbling underground metro platform • Shattered concrete apartment interior • Burned-out military convoy • Coastal defense installation • Trenches reinforced with timber and sandbags • Rooftop overlooking a damaged city • Wrecked airport runway • Fallen suspension bridge • Derelict shipyard • Destroyed train station • Ruined highway overpass • Artillery-scarred open field • Underground command bunker • Nighttime battlefield illuminated by distant fires • Rain-soaked alley filled with damaged machinery • Dusty canyon outpost • Partially collapsed temple converted into a defensive position Randomly include a limited selection of believable environmental elements such as: Broken concrete, exposed rebar, shattered masonry, shell casings, sandbags, damaged road signs, fractured pipes, twisted steel, abandoned equipment, cracked asphalt, muddy footprints, vehicle fragments, ruined barriers, broken glass, scattered ammunition crates, collapsed beams, smoke plumes, rain puddles, snow buildup, burned vegetation, torn fabric, or distant battlefield fires. Do not overcrowd the base. The base should tell a small visual story while keeping the model and firearm as the unmistakable focus. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ DIORAMA BASE CONSTRUCTION ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Create a fully sculpted display base with visible physical thickness and premium collectible construction. The base should include: • A stable footprint matched to the pose • Layered terrain sculpting • Broken architectural fragments • Realistic cracks and chipped edges • Embedded debris • Weathering and battle damage • Dust, soot, mud, rust, snow, rainwater, or ash appropriate to the selected environment • Carefully painted surface variation • Convincing attachment points for the model • Optional translucent resin effects for smoke, sparks, water, muzzle flash, or small fires The shape of the display base should also vary randomly between circular, oval, irregular rubble-shaped, fractured architectural, triangular, or compact scenic-plinth designs. Do not use the same base composition every time. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ COMPOSITION ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Create one complete cinematic product image of the finished figurine. Show the entire figurine, firearm, and display base clearly within the frame. Use a dynamic three-quarter viewing angle that clearly reveals: • The model’s recognizable face • The firearm-accurate aiming pose • Both hands interacting correctly with the weapon • The weapon’s full silhouette • The figure’s clothing and defining traits • The major environmental details of the base • The physical depth and craftsmanship of the sculpture Use dramatic but controlled cinematic lighting. Combine premium studio-product photography with environmental battlefield atmosphere. Use sharp focus on the face, hands, firearm, and major sculpted details. The final result should resemble an officially photographed, limited-edition collectible statue. Vertical 4:5 composition. Ultra-detailed, cinematic masterpiece, premium figure photography, physically believable sculpture, crisp craftsmanship, realistic materials, controlled depth of field, professional product presentation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ NEGATIVE PROMPT ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Multiple characters, duplicate figure, additional soldiers, multiple firearms, mixed firearm categories, firearm transforming into another weapon, incorrect weapon scale, tiny .50-caliber rifle, oversized pistol, unsupported heavy rifle, impossible firing stance, incorrect shoulder placement, floating weapon, reversed weapon, bent barrel, blocked barrel, warped firearm, malformed stock, incorrect magazine direction, duplicated attachments, random scope placement, missing trigger, finger inside trigger guard incorrectly, fused hands, detached fingers, extra fingers, missing fingers, malformed hands, broken wrists, incorrect grip, misplaced support hand, hand passing through weapon, eye not aligned with sights, face hidden by weapon, inaccurate anatomy, extra limbs, missing limbs, duplicated body parts, floating debris, unstable figurine, invisible support, paper-thin sculpture, flat clothing, cheap plastic appearance, toy-like proportions unless present in the reference, chibi proportions, generic face, altered identity, redesigned hairstyle, reversed tattoos, misplaced markings, incorrect outfit, excessive muzzle flash, excessive explosions, excessive smoke hiding the model, excessive debris, cluttered composition, repeated default ruined wall, repeated identical battlefield, modern showroom base without scenery, plain circular base, text, title, logo, watermark, manufacturer branding, packaging, price label, UI, collage, split screen, character sheet, alternate poses, low resolution, blurry face, poor paint application, oversaturated lighting, extreme motion blur, cropped firearm, cropped base, cropped head, cropped limbs.

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  FrenchDog85 (@Dog85French) reported 23 minutes ago

  I find your take interesting, and yet it relies on our “benevolent overlords” also allowing too much other bullshit. Epstein, and all his friends. Honestly, a much simpler take is that our government/media apparatus was infiltrated decades ago, and JFK was the first public symptom in post WW2 era. Obviously creation of the Fed could be considered the start. Regardless, we have many good people in our government along with the evil. But I find it hard to believe the “influencer” class casting the truth seekers as retarded, or worse, the actual problem, are actually working for good. If a system would fail in the light; it should fall and be rebuilt. Period. I hate to say it, but good vs evil seems to be the battlefield, and our government has chosen their side long ago.

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  Hamilton (@Debt_Ledger) reported 24 minutes ago

  Bezalel Smotrich's Gaza plan is a budget commitment, not just a battlefield slogan. Military rule and resettlement would turn Gaza into recurring outlays, security costs, and reconstruction bills — the kind of policy that converts ideology into a taxpayer problem.

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  KILL_J0HN091 (@GAMER_1411) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Constantly disconnecting and crashing on PC. Wth is going on. Fix the game already

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  Battle(non)sense | Chris (@BattleNonSense) reported 25 minutes ago

  @EndersFPS @Battlefield Enders, you brought up the lopsided matches. I explained to you that these are caused by the players in your team. EA only cares about💰, not match quality unless it affects sales. A gamemechanic can not fix players that are incapable of PTFO/teamwork, it can only repel them.

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  Martian (@Marshen_) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BattleNonSense @Battlefield BFV? The one game where they tried to re-emphasize teamwork and objective play? Also wasn't one of your biggest problems with BF3/4 that they killed team/obj play in favour of "ego shooter" as you liked calling those games?