EA has apologized for a glitch in the EA app that prevented pre-ordered players from playing Battlefield 6 directly from EA “from access to the game”, promising to give all victims a free premium season pass.
In an apologetic statement posted on social media, the publisher admitted it was a “disappointing” issue and confirmed that while a fix had already been implemented, it “wanted to offer an apology with benefits.”
“We experienced a glitch in the EA app today that prevented some of our Battlefield 6 pre-order players from being able to access the game, and we know that can be frustrating, so we wanted to offer an apology… with benefits.
“The fix has already been implemented. But we're not done yet. Any EA app user impacted by this will receive 12 hardware and 12 60-minute career boosters, which should arrive in affected players' inboxes this weekend.”
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However, that's not all.
“In addition, we will also provide affected players with full access to the Season Battle Pass. If affected players purchased the Phantom Edition, we will provide them with access to the full Season 2 Battle Pass. We would like to apologize for this disruption.
“To be clear, this is the only Battle Pass reward, but the Phantom Edition includes Battlefield Pro, so we've moved the reward to accommodate that.”
Earlier today we reported that Battlefield 6 breaks into the list of the biggest games in Steam historybecoming the fourteenth most popular Steam game of all time based on the number of concurrent users on the PC platform within 24 hours of its launch. The recording arrives despite players facing huge queues as servers reach maximum capacityand lead producer David Sirland revealed that the team planned to create queues on launch day.
“Battlefield 6 offers exciting multiplayer and a decent, if derivative, single player experience. But he still exhibits nagging doubts about what makes Battlefield special,” the report said. our review of Battlefield 6.
