The problem with Battlefield 6 and the communities

I hope DICE sees this and does something about it. Finding communities and meeting new friends to play and laugh with made battlefield so rememberable for me, ive made memories i will probably never forget.

This will decide if I'll buy bf6 and recommend it to friends. 

We need visible community servers and EA needs them, too. Otherwise this game will be just one shooter among many. 

Let's save this game together!

I totally agree.

I was  trying to play with some friends the whole weekend and we always had issues to find a suitable server and to play all together.
We never had this problem in other games as BF4, BF3 or BF1, since you could find a server that suited you and play many fun and balanced games.

I hope DICE hear our feedback and implements community servers where I am sure many people  will be more than happy to pay for it. As Ubbe mentioned, communities kept Battlefield alive for many years.

For my part, I found BF1 game randomly. I liked the atmosphere and the servers and that's why I remained there. Thanks to the people and the communities that kept the servers alive with good and fun games, I started to preorder other games as BFV, BF20242 and so on, becoming my favorite games to play and support and recommending it to friends with whom right now we play.

So we hope we can keep having fun as we used to do it and it doesn't get ruined 🙏

Portal is a complete failure. It’s built around quick, throwaway servers that people use for XP farming, not for real communities that want to run proper servers long-term.

You can’t even start a server half the time because the system says capacity is full. If you finally get one running, it disappears or resets when it’s empty for a while. There’s no way to add admins or moderators to help manage it, no option to switch teams, and the ping can be terrible depending on where the server randomly spawns.

To make it worse, your server shows up in the same list as all the grind and AI farm servers, so serious servers get buried and no one finds them.

Everything about this shows that EA completely misunderstood what Battlefield communities actually want. They clearly thought Portal would be used for casual, one-off matches — not by people trying to build real, long-term servers like in BF3, BF4, or BF1. If that’s what they expected, they never would’ve made something this limited and unsustainable.