F1 25 Not launching on steam
After starting the game it opens the splash screen. after a bit, the splash screen closes the game doesn't load and instead just opens a windows that says "error 0x00000003". (I dont always get the error code) And IF the game opens (only happened twice since i bought it 3 days ago) it gives me an error saying: "EA Javelin Anticheat has detected an unacceptable configuration. Please ensure no cheat-related or tampering software is active and restart the game. (95)" And i cant play anything online as it says ingame that It cant connect to online servers. On top of that, when i try to verify file integrity in Steam, it says 3 files are missing and reacquires them. When i relaunch the game after verifying files the same splash screen issue occurs. Then i verify the files again and 3 files are missing AGAIN (Literally a continuous loop) Also, The game doesn't show up in my EA app library even though i have my steam account connected to my EA account. I tried literally everything I've seen online and nothing fixes it. I even contacted EA support AND steam support and none of them were able to help me. Looks like this issue has been happening for at least 7 months from what I've seen online (even in f1 23 and f1 24). And EA still hasn't tried fixing it. Please work on this issue so we can play the game we paid for.secure boot not working
so for the last couple of days ive been unable to launch my bf6 due to secure boot "not" being on. The thing is that it is on and still its not working. anyone know a way to bypass it or just to get it to work. and yes ive reinstalled the game and the anticheat, I have also turned secure boot off and on. if it matter i did just change my psu. Hope someone can help im missing the last week of the battle pass cause of this!!.The Problem of Mass Player Attrition in Battlefield 6
English Translation Let’s talk about the main reasons for the severe player attrition in Battlefield 6. The core issues lie with the game itself. As we all know, Battlefield 6 adopts a realistic art style. Its lighting, physics-based destruction effects, and other graphical features are generally excellent, apart from a few minor bugs. But why have a large number of players left abruptly? And why do the remaining players feel exhausted and highly stressed after just a short gaming session? The primary culprit is the Time-to-Kill (TTK). The map design and combat zones in this installment are inherently small-scale, leading to dense concentrations of players in battle areas. The overly short TTK forces players to maintain extreme focus just to land effective kills. Coupled with the game’s realistic visual style—including its elaborate lighting and destruction effects—players must also dedicate intense concentration to gathering battlefield intelligence and spotting enemies. This state of hyper-focus drains all the fun out of the game. In this version of Battlefield, mastering aim and movement is not the top priority; instead, gathering information and detecting enemies is what determines victory or defeat. The moment your attention wavers even slightly, you are instantly eliminated. A short TTK is not inherently flawed, but it is ill-suited for a realistic game like Battlefield 6. Trying to merge Battlefield’s signature gameplay with Call of Duty’s fast-paced mechanics simply does not make a good game. Furthermore, the short TTK in Battlefield 6’s gameplay design only amplifies the advantages of cheaters. As we mentioned earlier, information gathering and enemy spotting are the keys to winning in this game. For regular players, spotting enemies in the game’s realistic maps—while also filtering out distractions from lighting and destruction effects—is already a daunting challenge, even before engaging in firefights with such a tight TTK. Cheaters, however, are immune to these obstacles. Even the most basic wallhack users can exploit this mechanic to gain an overwhelming edge, and the short TTK further exaggerates their dominance. To make matters worse, EA has proven powerless to curb this cheating epidemic, which only further ruins the gaming experience for legitimate players. The combination of these factors has triggered a rapid exodus of Battlefield fans. A game that feels tiring, stressful, and unrewarding is simply unable to retain players in the long run. One more thing: When will Battlefield 6 fully bring back community servers, and when will it hand over real administrative control to the community? When will community server admins be allowed to manage their own servers or lobbies independently? At its core, Battlefield has always thrived on a community-driven, clique-based culture. If you refuse to grant proper permissions to community servers, why would players bother playing on them? Who will organize matches and manage these servers otherwise?Eafc PlayStation Tournament Bug Abuse
Mein Gegner lag im Finale des TOTY-Turniers 3-2 hinten, und als er merkte, dass ich besser bin, hat er irgendeinen Bug abused, indem er geleavt ist. Dann stand im Turnierbaum für 40 Min. ungefähr, dass es 0-0 steht, und am Ende hat er den Sieg bekommen, obwohl ich gewonnen habe. 1 Turnier später traf ich wieder auf ihn, diesmal in der ersten Runde, führte 4-0, und er hat dasselbe wieder gemacht. Ich habe auch Beweise. Bitte unternehmt etwas dagegen, indem ihr die Personen bannt, oder ähnliches. Lg Kaan (seine Spieler id und die Beweise, sind unten im Anhang)
