Battlefield 6

Masakari

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Cybercuck said:
Do you think PS5 version is worth it? I was really good at Halo 2 when it was on console maybe because of auto aim, but once widescreen TVs became a thing, my aim with controllers has been crap. I have a 77" OLED + nice sound system for my PS5 otherwise I have a 42" OLED + PC..

I hear that PC will have a lot of hackers and the game will eventually be destroyed due to this so not really sure which route to take


As far as demo - I'm pretty sure you can refund any Steam purchase as long as your play time is less than two hours. I've done that for a few games.
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I'm pretty sure Activision has been running a PR blitz against BF6 and flooding the internet with negative sentiment given that BF6 has been a super hot seller.

In the crossplay lobbies, you'll see console and PC stacking up well in the top 10. Console players also have an aim assist function to compete with PC hardware sensitivity.

In all of the matches I've played, I don't think I've seen any blatant cheating. Part of that notion that there are a lot of cheaters is because people aren't taking the time to understand the game, their guns, the maps, tactics, etc and are blaming their experience on cheaters instead. And I say that because one of my friends is one of those people who complains about cheating when he is constantly choosing a new class and new gun every time he respawns and also runs head first into fire fights while using long range weapons in CQB.
 
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It depends on what you want. The game is super well optimized, so it'll run great on PC or PS5 and there is an over-powered assist-aim for console users on controller. I prefer to play the game with mouse/keyboard, but I prefer helldivers 2 with a controller. So just depends on your mileage.

I haven't noticed hackers and I've put about 30 hours into multiplayer so far. My brother has ran into the occasional hacker, but I honestly don't know if it's just people who are really good or are hackers. Because albeit I suck at Battlefield, I was really good at Halo and really good at StarCraft 2, and I'd get accused on being a hacker all the time.

I have seen the game glitch, though. Such as people being able to shoot through corners or every time I try to spawn in as an Engineer, it automatically makes me a Medic the first time for some reason. Overall though, it's a banger.
 
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As soon as I read it was an Angeles crest highway I knew it was a sports car speeding crash. That road is infamous for this kinda stuff.


 
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What in the fuck is this secure boot garbage, I have to go through all this on PC.. for fucks sake I might just refund this crap on Steam and get the PS5 version
 
Masakari

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What in the fuck is this secure boot garbage, I have to go through all this on PC.. for fucks sake I might just refund this crap on Steam and get the PS5 version
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For most people it should just be a matter of turning it on in your startup bios settings.
 
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For most people it should just be a matter of turning it on in your startup bios settings.
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Spent some time in BIOS.. apparently since I have to convert from CSM to UEFI I have to repartition my entire harddrive otherwise my PC boots straight into BIOS. Guess I'm going for the PS5 version.
 
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Spent some time in BIOS.. apparently since I have to convert from CSM to UEFI I have to repartition my entire harddrive otherwise my PC boots straight into BIOS. Guess I'm going for the PS5 version.
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Oof, yeah maybe go that route lol.
 
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RIP your cousin, its crazy for a person to be so involved in one major game but this dude was behind some of the biggest games in video game history

Call of Duty
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Titanfall
Apex Legends
Battlefield 6 (steered the ship back from the retardation of the last few)
Respawn (Jedi Fallen Order etc)

i guess if you are that successful and driven you're gonna drive crazy cars super fast. He was driving a 2026 Ferrari 296 GTS

 
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Spent some time in BIOS.. apparently since I have to convert from CSM to UEFI I have to repartition my entire harddrive otherwise my PC boots straight into BIOS. Guess I'm going for the PS5 version.
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Probably just need to reset your keys for secure boot. Its kind of in the same area. Had that same issue enabling secure boot until I reset them. Brave AI response

Resetting Secure Boot keys typically involves restoring the default keys provided by the motherboard manufacturer, which is necessary after a BIOS reset or if the keys have been corrupted or removed. This process is commonly accessed through the BIOS/UEFI settings under Security or Secure Boot options. For example, on ASUS motherboards, you can navigate to the Secure Boot page, select Key Management, choose Reset To Setup Mode to delete all key databases, and then select Restore Factory Keys to reinstall the default keys. Similarly, on HPE ProLiant Gen10 servers, the option to reset all Secure Boot certificate keys to platform defaults is available in the System Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) > Server Security > Secure Boot Settings > Advanced Secure Boot Options menu.

When Secure Boot keys are reset, the system enters Setup Mode, which allows the installation of new keys or the restoration of factory defaults. This mode is intended for temporary use during key management and should not be used long-term, as it reduces security by allowing unsigned code to run. The default Secure Boot keys are stored in non-volatile, tamper-resistant storage on the motherboard and are not permanently lost during a reset; they can be restored using the "Install Default Secure Boot Keys" option available in the BIOS. This action ensures that Secure Boot can verify the digital signatures of firmware, drivers, and boot loaders, thereby protecting against pre-boot malware and rootkits.

If the default keys are missing or corrupted, restoring them is a standard procedure to re-enable Secure Boot functionality. For instance, users have reported success with restoring keys on Gigabyte and ASUS motherboards by selecting the appropriate factory key restoration option after resetting to Setup Mode. It is important to note that clearing all Secure Boot keys does not permanently erase the factory keys, as they are backed up in the firmware and can be reinstalled. After restoring the keys, the system should boot normally, and Secure Boot status can be verified using tools like PowerShell or System Information.
 
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spronk said:
Battlefield 6 (steered the ship back from the retardation of the last few)
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I disagree with this statement, he kept it just as retarded but brought it back just enough where people didn't revolt. It's still a shit battlefield game, a good shooter maybe but it isn't battlefield.
 
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Donblargo said:
Actually been playing BF1 most nights for about a month now.
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When I got my 4070 ti a few weeks ago, I tried a ton of different games from my steam library to see what looked the best.

out of all the ones I’ve tried the best graphical fidelity was in helldivers 2 and battlefield 1. A game that’s 10 years old.
 
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