Battlefield V and I can’t play online even with Xbox ultimate subscription
I downloaded battlefield V wanting to use online services. It wants a upgrade and I have ultimate game pass. i have played battlefield 2042 and Jedi without any fail who BF5? I need some help as Microsoft has confirmed that it’s not a problem on Xbox’s end and told me to reach out to Ea
Anticheat causes a pc crash
the specs Processor AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D 12-Core Processor 4.40 GHz Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.1 GB usable) Device ID B420A3EA-F0E9-4900-A450-BEC8D79AF300 System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor gotta also point out that I have a dual boot with linux using GRUB When I try to launch the game, it brings the "preparing game" thing, asks me to run the anticheat as administrator which I allow to do, and then my pc just freezes untill I leave it long enough to reboot, or just reboot it myself. I've installed the latest drivers, had memory integrity disabled, tried reinstalling, repairing both the game and anticheat, nothing worked, sucks to have a game you can't play honestly. if anyone had a similar problem and found a solution, please let me know, thanks in advance
Doubting on the technical competence of the new DICE team
The official EA platform's extremely slow response in addressing the persistent issues with Battlefield 5's community game mode has led to widespread concern among players regarding the quality and post-launch support of its upcoming title, Battlefield 6. Recent widespread issues with Battlefield V's Community Games mode — persisting for nearly 15 days — have sparked frustration among its dedicated player base. EA's sluggish response and apparent indifference have only fueled anger. This situation raises serious concerns: First, Battlefield V remains the most actively played title in the franchise daily, yet EA's neglect of its core community modes feels deliberate. Many players now question whether this is a tactic to force migration to Battlefield 6. Second, if efforts to fix the mode are truly underway, the extended 10-day failure to resolve such a critical issue casts doubt on the technical competence of the new DICE team. As passionate Battlefield V players, we urge EA to prioritize restoring functionality immediately. Only then can we regain confidence in the franchise and consider preordering Battlefield 6 with peace of mind. Our loyalty to Battlefield V deserves respect, not abandonment.
