Florian Le Bihan, the Principle Game Designer for Battlefield 6, has revealed that developer Battlefield Studios is rolling out a fix for issues involving bullets failing to register.
Speaking on X, Bihan revealed that the issue should now be remedied thanks to the new update. In addition, he was also asked about rolling back movement to how it was in the Open Beta, to which he replied this won’t happen but slight adjustments are being worked on.
We are rolling out a fix to address the issue seen where bullets hit an enemy and where blood splatters are visible but don’t cause damage. The issue happened intermittently with certain weapons and attachments combinations and should now be resolved.
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We won’t go back to Open Beta movement but we are working on some slight adjustments that will help with some parts that feel a bit clunky. We’ll share more about that as soon as we can!
Battlefield 6 hit PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S on October 10, 2025, and it was reported earlier today that the game has managed to sell 6.5 million copies during its first few days on the market. Battlefield Studios released a quick fix for the game yesterday, which addressed muzzle velocity on specific weapons and bumped up the ticket count for select Rush Mode maps.
You can have a gander at our full verdict on Battlefield 6 here.
[Source – Florian Le Bihan on X (1,2) via Insider Gaming]