Battlefield 6 is releasing a quick hotfix to address recent issues with hit registration and bullets not appearing to deal damage even after impacting enemies. Even after a strong launch period, EA is continuing to work on it. Battlefield 6Gather player feedback and fix annoying bugs that still impact the game.
Backend modifications are common practice in online multiplayer games, especially when it comes to quick scaling. Rather than waiting for major updates, studios can make adjustments to their games on the fly. Battlefield 6 I did it earlier this week. Latest hotfixes when live Battlefield 6 On October 13th, the muzzle velocity of a pair of sniper rifles will be changed and the overall ticket count will be increased for some Rush maps. This morning EA released another hotfix that addresses a critical issue with the game.
Battlefield 6 hotfix fixes HIt registration issue
A new hotfix has been released. Battlefield 6EA and the development studio are addressing recent concerns about instances where bullets do not actually cause damage. Dubbed “ghost bullets” by the community, these bullets land and appear to splatter blood, but enemy players do not lose any health. As it turns out, Battlefield 6 The hit registration issue arose from using certain weapons and attachments together, but unfortunately no details were provided on which ones.
About the discussion Battlefield 6's weapon bloom and hit registration have been a hot topic recently, and it appears that more adjustments are on the way, with recent discussions between community members and developers. Players assumed a buggy weapon bloom issue. Battlefield 6 The beta has not been fixed, a theory that lead game designer Florian le Bihan shot down, pointing out that there are two new issues affecting variance and that the original issue has actually been fixed.
One player recently discovered a strange interaction between the two. Battlefield 6 With sniper rifles and hit registration, you'll quickly see that this may be more of a nerf than an actual bug. StodehTV streamer, who posted a short video about the discovery, discovered that sniper rifles will miss the target slightly more often when using any class except Scout. Reactions to this were mixed. Some people say it needs to be fixed, others say it should be done this way because it requires scouts to be more proficient with sniper rifles.
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October 10, 2025
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Ages 17+ / Blood and gore, intense violence, strong language, in-app purchases, user interaction
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Battlefield Studio
