Players participating in the Battlefield 6 Open Beta’s second week have encountered widespread matchmaking disruptions, with many struggling to join game sessions since early today. Electronic Arts confirmed awareness of the situation and stated efforts to deploy a resolution, though immediate solutions remain pending.

A social media update from the Battlefield Comms team explained, “We’re currently investigating reports of connectivity challenges affecting playlist matchmaking for select participants. Our engineers are prioritizing a swift resolution to restore full functionality.“

Follow-up guidance shared via the same platform urged users to validate their game client versions. The post added, “Confirm installation of the latest beta update through your platform’s verification tools. Our specialists continue to analyze system data and server logs to address the core issue.” No additional status changes have been communicated since initial troubleshooting steps were issued.

Separate technical complications involving DLSS and DLAA functionalities were also acknowledged by EA. Developers indicated “Identified server-side configuration errors temporarily disabled these features. We expect to reinstate support within the next several hours following quality assurance checks.”

Despite these setbacks, engagement metrics for the beta remain robust. SteamDB tracking shows 385,680 simultaneous users on Valve’s platform during peak hours, signaling strong community interest. Analysts await weekend figures to determine if week two surpasses the inaugural week’s record of 521,079 concurrent Steam participants.

With server queues persisting, players await further communication from development teams. Infrastructure improvements are anticipated before evening hours in major time zones.