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Morgan Park

It took a staggering 28 days, but DICE has finally disabled the bugged lock-on missile that broke Battlefield 6

BF6 soldier.

Beep-beep-beep-BOOM. One of the most disruptive bugs in Battlefield 6 has finally been addressed. DICE has temporarily disabled the lock-guided missile in the IFV tank, bypassing a bug that causes countermeasures not to work against the attack. Hear that? That's the sound of thousands of helicopter and jet pilots collectively sighing.

The bug itself has yet to be fixed, but DICE lead producer David Sirland has said that it will be in a patch next week.

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