Yesterday, when the Battlefield 6 servers went live, some users who purchased the game on PC via the EA app experienced a nasty entitlement issue that essentially locked them out of playing any of the game's modes. Most users received a message saying they were missing DLC content, and the bug quickly became a meme. A few hours later, everything was fixed, and the impacted players even received some bonuses for their troubles: Today, we experienced an outage on the EA app that prevented some of our players who pre-ordered Battlefield 6 from accessing the game, and we know this […]

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The Battlefield 6 Open Beta returned today for the second weekend of public playtesting. Unfortunately, those looking to get an early start, there have been matchmaking issues present today, something that EA is looking to quickly address. 

The second weekend for the open beta started today but early players were quick to face issues. As reported by Eurogamer, there have been complaints of not being able to load into the game with a party, being unable to start queuing for a match and even game crashes.

The open beta for Battlefield 6 did get a 2.3GB update ahead of the servers going back online earlier today. It appears a few bugs made their way through as well.

The official Battlefield social accounts have confirmed that the developers are aware of the ongoing issues today and fixes are in the works. Players will need to ensure their EA client is also up to date to help avoid some issues.

Chances are, at least one hotfix patch will be pushed before the massive influx of players logging on over the actual weekend.

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