Battlefield 6 has formally launched, however some gamers have had important issue in accessing the sport, and EA is now attempting to make up for the complications. Some customers who skilled EA App outages will probably be compensated for his or her hassle inside Battlefield 6.
EA is hoping that Battlefield 6 will in the end have 100 million gamers, and its large launch day is step one of reaching that purpose. Nevertheless, as with many on-line video games, the infrastructure appeared to wrestle with the crush of gamers attempting to entry the sport unexpectedly. Along with experiencing lengthy server queues, some had problems getting into Battlefield 6 at all due to a difficulty with the EA App, which the writer is now attempting to make up for.
EA Points Apology and Compensation Following Launcher Issues
Within the early hours of attempting to play the sport, Battlefield 6 gamers complained in regards to the EA App, stating that the launcher was telling them that they did not but personal the sport, and thus could not play. The builders have since patched this downside, so gamers ought to not be caught on the EA App. Nevertheless, they are going a step additional by compensating Battlefield 6 players with some goodies. Those that have been impacted will obtain 12 {Hardware} and 12 Profession 60-minute Boosters, which can arrive in the course of the weekend to gamers’ in-game inboxes.
What gamers might like much more is that the sport will probably be giving impacted gamers full entry to a seasonal Battle Go. Protecting in thoughts that a few of those that have been unable to entry the sport because of this glitch have already got entry to that cross, those that bought the Phantom Edition of Battlefield 6 will probably be given a Season 2 full Battle Go without spending a dime. Whereas some gamers are nonetheless pissed off at these points having emerged in any respect, many gamers responding to the discover have taken it properly, expressing gratitude {that a} comparatively short-lived challenge like that is being taken so critically.
Sadly, EA App difficulties and server queues weren’t the one issues Battlefield 6 confronted at launch. Some gamers reported that they did not get the in-game rewards they anticipated from ordering the Phantom Version or taking part in the Open Beta. Nevertheless, the sport appears to be off to a very good begin when it comes to attracting gamers, with over 700,000 concurrent players logging in to check out Battlefield 6 on Steam the very first day. Attending to the purpose of 100 million will imply retaining these gamers comfortable and making certain that extra are drawn in, and EA appears to be taking that critically with these efforts to compensate gamers.
- Launched
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October 10, 2025
- ESRB
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Mature 17+ / Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Sturdy Language, In-App Purchases, Customers Work together
- Developer(s)
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Battlefield Studios
