Battlefield 6 patch notes – here are the latest changes to the game

Battlefield 6 is out now for all players, bringing chaotic destruction and class-based warfare onto PC and consoles. There's a campaign to play, plenty of multiplayer modes to try out, and even a new season arriving later in October.

From what we've played so far, Battlefield 6 improves upon its predecessor in every way. In our Battlefield 6 review, we called its multiplayer "electric", praising the well-designed class system and variety of good maps. Looking ahead, it's clear that the major Battlefield 6 Season One update will add new weapons at a regular pace. There's plenty on the docket to keep players busy well into the new year.

Here are the Battlefield 6 latest patch notes, detailing the most recent changes to the new FPS game. As new patches drop, you'll find this page updated.

Battlefield 6 latest patch notes

The latest Battlefield 6 update arrived on November 11, 2025. Here's the main changes:

• Fixed an exploit allowing players to ascend and access unintended areas when standing on a XFGM-6D Recon Drone by hitting it with the Sledgehammer.
• Fixed an issue where Lock-Guided Missiles did not get countered as expected when met with enemy countermeasures such as flares.
• Fixed an issue where vehicles did not spawn correctly in Breakthrough and Conquest.
• Fixed multiple Battle Royale issues affecting match flow, squad revives, and End of Round transitions.
• Addressed progression, audio, and UI issues, improving overall clarity, reliability, and immersion.

There's a few other minor fixes detailed in the full V1.1.1.5 blog post. Check it out to see what's been tweaked alongside the major changes detailed above.

Battlefield 6 patch notes archive

EA has announced the following patch for Battlefield 6. It arrived on October 28, 2025, following the release of Season One. Here's what was added in Version 1.1.1.0:

• Improved core movement and animations
• Reworked weapon dispersion to better align accuracy and handling over range
• Significant visibility and lighting improvements
• Audio overhaul
• UI/HUD updates
• Map fixes across modes

Update 1.0.1.6 focused on backend stability. As such, there aren't really any specifics here. On October 15, 2025, a hotfix was pushed live in Battlefield 6, fixing an issue where bullets weren't registering damage correctly, due to specific attachment combinations. According to the X post below, the team is also working on additional backend changes, aimed at improving community experiences and more player-filled servers:

On October 17, 2025, the Battlefield Comms X account posted regarding recent changes to the ticket counts for Conquest mode:

After post-launch changes reduced the ticket count, it seems that a new patch will reverse the change, bringing the launch value of 1000, and 45-minute timed rounds back. This should increase match duration.

The first Battlefield 6 patch notes arrived alongside the launch of the game on October 10, 2025. Here are the main updates:

• Movement is refined with reduced slide-to-jump momentum, lowered jump height, and increased inaccuracy when firing while airborne or sliding.
• Weapon handling has been rebalanced through general recoil tuning and adjustments to ensure more consistent gunplay.
• Rush and Breakthrough layouts revised to deliver a better balance between Attackers and Defenders.
• Maps improved with better traversal, lighting adjustments, and overall performance upgrades.
• UI and HUD have received a range of polish improvements for clearer prompts, smoother navigation, and more accurate displays.
• Settings and controls expanded with improvements across multiple areas.
• Audio overhauled game-wide with clearer pings, refined weapon and vehicle sounds, and fixes for missing or delayed effects.
• Netcode optimized to reduce desync, fast time-to-death, and instances of invisible damage.

The Day One patch detailed above is a huge update, with additional stability and bug fixes. Head to the EA Blog for the full breakdown.

This article will only cover major patches that have dedicated version numbers, but there will occasionally be quick fixes pushed live by the developers that react to more immediate issues in-game.

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