Portal server stiill loading
“Hi, I have a problem with Battlefield 6. I’m playing on Xbox, and when I try to browse Portal servers, it just keeps loading and nothing appears. When I press refresh, the servers do show up, but they’re all empty. Can you advise me what to do.I tried different filters, even no filters at all, crossplay turned off and on... nothing helped. Restart didn't help... reinstalling the game didn't help... NAT is open... IPv6 on or off makes no difference... I have no idea what else I can try.Bugs
Ps5 player in UK I have a yellow dot for a supposed new icon which is not there. The same goes for many weapons. Yellow dots everywhere When selecting camo for weapons the weapon is blurred out When waiting for game to start, I see 4 squad members but only my name Ive been kicked for inactivity a few times whilst mid game. Im not a camper, I run & gun Game crashes occasionally Netcode is shocking People with 150-250ms ping are put into lobbies with players of 50ms ping & less. This causes lag for the many. Weapon grind is atrocious Clunky mechanics when traversing uneven surfaces. Sometimes get stuck on a rock or kerb which results in death Ttk is too fast Helicopters are too vulnerable with no radar & aiming is ridiculous on controller. Crosshair & centre screen are always way off & nigh on impossible to get aligned.
BF6 Not Launching Failing Silently on Javelin Anti-Cheat
Hi everyone, I’m having an issue launching Battlefield 6 through Steam and I haven’t been able to fix it despite trying basically every recommended troubleshooting step. What happens: I click Play in Steam Steam shows “Launching” The Battlefield 6 splash screen appears It says “Launching Javelin Anti-Cheat” Then the game closes silently and never launches There are no error messages, crashes, or popups. Things I’ve already tried: - Full reinstall of the game Verified game files in Steam Restarted PC multiple times Run Steam and EA App as Administrator Launched EA App manually before starting the game Disabled overlays/background apps Updated GPU drivers Updated chipset drivers and Windows Installed latest Visual C++ redistributables Checked Windows Defender/Firewall Closed monitoring software and RGB software Reinstalled and repaired Javelin Anti-Cheat manually Latest drivers installed for everything Additional info from Event Viewer: I checked Windows Event Viewer after another failed launch and found Javelin Anti-Cheat related errors. One error says: “Failed Retrieving service path” Another immediately after shows: “Exit Type 95” This happens right when the game stops launching after the “Launching Javelin Anti-Cheat” splash screen. PC Specs: CPU: Ryzen 9 5900X GPU: RTX 3090 RAM: 32GB Corsair Dominator Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix X570-E At this point it seems like Javelin Anti-Cheat is failing silently before the game launches, possibly due to a broken or failed anti-cheat service installation. Has anyone found a fix for this or seen the same issue?
BF6 Crashes Randomly and constantly back to desktop after the Season 3 update.
There is NO WAY TO CONTACT EA DIRECTLY ABOUT THIS.....WHICH IS TOTALLY RIDICULOUS so i am posting it here. Game is constantly crashing to desktop when it was fine before this update... Its unplayable and is so unfair that it wont work... PLEASE SOMEONE- PIN THIS TOPIC OR DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT because its very very difficult to contact EA Directly and i have had no luck, there MUST be ALOT of people out there with the same issue(s) PLEASE JUST FIX IT.... Find out what's causing it with the new update and fix it so this never happens again. Ive tryed deleting nvidia shader cache. Reinstalling BF6. Reinstalling the EA APP, reinstalling the latest graphics driver, rolling back drivers and HEAPS MORE SUPPOSED FIXES, the works NOTHING fixes this. I cannot play it for more than about 2 minutes. In the menu or if i quickly que up for a game just Crashes to desktop after a about a minute or so......... WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT THIS.... I BET this post barely gets read ESPECIALLY by EA...... JUST USELESS.............
