Battlefield’s XP System Is Punishing the Wrong Players ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️

Over the last few hours, I played Escalation and the new seasonal map, and received only 8 XP for the entire match.
Even after completing the daily challenge and activating a 15-minute XP boost, nothing changed.
I lost both the daily XP and the XP from the boost.

This issue keeps happening, and it is becoming unsustainable for players who play legitimately and consistently.

On top of that, I noticed my profile is no longer appearing in comparisons on tracker.gg
 — without any notice or explanation.
I have never, in all these years following the franchise since its very beginning, used any script, macro, modification, or illegal behavior of any kind.
I only entered the Portal to explore the feature and test a few community modes.
Still, my profile was silently removed from rankings.

Meanwhile, countless videos on YouTube show players blatantly using real hacks, yet there has been no updated ban list released.

⚠️⚠️If the goal is to maintain integrity, then hardware-level bans would be a much more effective and permanent solution. ⚠️⚠️

Right now, the entire community is being punished for poor XP management and uneven enforcement.
The Portal itself is, ironically, an official feature — promoted as a key part of the Battlefield experience.
And yet, it has somehow become the main source of restrictions and penalties.

Let’s be honest: you can’t blame players for using an official tool exactly as it was designed to be used.
It’s not the community’s fault that a design oversight allowed it to be exploited.
Players didn’t create the problem — they simply played the game as intended.
That’s a bit ironic, isn’t it?🤔🤔

If the intention is to eliminate XP farming, then the logical and permanent solution is simple:
👉 Remove all XP from Portal entirely.
No XP, no exploits, no need for mass punishments that affect legitimate players.

Lastly, the PC crossplay system still lacks proper filtering options.
Console players benefit from strong aim assist, creating a significant imbalance in close combat.
Without a way to filter matchmaking by platform, PC players are forced into an uneven experience that feels fundamentally unfair.

These issues need urgent review.
Battlefield has a loyal and experienced player base, but the current experience is being undermined by structural decisions that could be fixed with simple, technical adjustments.