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Battlefield 6 continues to refine its multiplayer experience. The game’s communications team has announced the imminent deployment of update 1.2.1.5, scheduled for March 3. This new patch mainly focuses on improvements to gameplay comfort, general stability and resolution of issues affecting several modes. While some players had reported crashes and display anomalies, this update aims to improve overall fluidity and fix specific bugs.
Reinforced stability and optimized interface
One of the major goals of update 1.2.1.5 is to prevent crashes. Additional stability improvements have been incorporated to reduce crashes during gameplay. The user interface has also been optimized to provide smoother navigation. This optimization aims to improve the overall experience, especially when managing inventory and viewing rewards. Another important correction: missing items have been reinstated in the players’ inventory. These items came from the Bountiful Harvest, Pax Vanguard, and Devil Dogs packs.
Improved spawn logic
The update introduces an additional check for non-combat areas to avoid unexpected spawns. This point was regularly reported by the community, with some players finding themselves exposed immediately after a respawn. The new spawn logic should limit these situations by adjusting the detection of safe zones.
Fixes for Battle Pass and Battle Royale Duos
Several display anomalies have been corrected. An issue affecting Battle Pass rewards has been resolved. Some players were experiencing incomplete text or missing icons when displaying rewards. In Battle Royale Duos mode, a bug related to the display of pings in the eliminations stream has been fixed. The developers also fixed an issue with the Tracking Pulse Recon trait activating when destroying a deployable gadget.
Portal, audio and additional fixes
Update 1.2.1.5 also includes various fixes related to Portal stability, audio, and other game elements. Although these adjustments are less visible than gameplay changes, they contribute to a more stable and consistent experience. The rollout is scheduled for March 3, marking another milestone in the continued optimization of Battlefield 6.