The bug of Bradley's lock-on missiles

I’ve been playing Battlefield regularly for more than a decade, and it’s honestly heartbreaking to see what has become of this franchise. No other game has ever kept me hooked the way Battlefield did, and at this point my brain can’t even decide whether I love this game or hate it. Battlefield has always had its own unique playstyle and stood apart from other FPS games. The vehicles especially are the reason I still stick with it. Unfortunately, with every new title the vehicle balance gets worse, and the game becomes more casualized. To be fair, I can’t remember a Battlefield launch without major issues, but at least DICE always managed to fix things eventually. Now, though, I’ve reached a point where my frustration with DICE is stronger than ever—especially with how they treat long-time players like me who primarily use vehicles. Some mistakes just can’t be forgiven. One of those mistakes is, yet again, the Bradley tank’s lock-on missiles. This has to be the most annoying bug I’ve ever experienced, especially as a pilot. Normally I’d just be annoyed, but this time I’m furious. Why? Because they had the exact same bug in BF2042 and somehow copy-pasted it straight into BF6. They clearly knew this bug existed, and instead of fixing it, they let it slide—leaving toxic players free to abuse it. I even heard there was a similar issue in Battlefield Labs with the jet’s AA missile, and they ended up disabling it. Knowing that just makes it worse, because it proves they can take action when they want to—yet they do absolutely nothing about the Bradley missiles. Even if they couldn’t fix the bug, they could at least disable the weapon temporarily. But nope. The issue still exists to this day. The game just doesn’t feel right anymore. BF6 was my last glimmer of hope—but now even that has been extinguished.