Bugs wheedle their way into everything, even Battlefield 6 – but one developer at DICE LA has a process that's better than pesticide. Crush everything that moves, including a sledgehammer glitch making some maps unplayable and many Battlefield players enraged. "Most maps are unplayable atm on rush/BT with people using the exploit to get on top of roof spaces that have no counter," one fan pleads with Battlefield 6 combat developer Julian Manolov on Twitter. Crafty players keep slamming the Recon drone with the sledgehammer in order to launch themselves up onto otherwise inaccessible rooftops, ruining any chance of a fair fight. Manolov acknowledges this in his own Twitter response, casually agreeing that, "Yeah. Searching for issues/complaints all the time." Battlefield 6 players keep making maps unplayable by whacking drones with sledgehammers, and it's funny, but broken: "Ban the sledgehammer until it's fixed" Battlefield 6 players are using ladders to fly around maps in defiance of movement nerfs, and EA already says "we will" patch this out too The Battlefield 6 movement saga reaches new heights as players find glitch that lets you fly into the clouds on a drone, preferably with a sniper for taking out enemies from the sky "Drone exploit will be no more," he confirms in another reply. "Back during BF4 life service I remember adding a system of being able to add 3d out of area volumes anywhere. So design could put those on rooftops or other undesired places to prevent potential exploits." Battlefield producer David Sirland adds that, as far as he knows, this type of system will also be coming to Battlefield 6. That could be important, since "drone is fixed already on our side," Manolov said as of October 27, but "I am thinking about other future potential exploits of getting somewhere not desired." As for the other bugs crawling up your sleeve, like stacking mines for infinite, illegal damage, Manolov simply says, "Yeah. It won't work anymore that way." As Battlefield 6's battle royale mode looms, lead assures fans worried that vehicles will ruin RedSec that there are "ways to handle it" and "you'll see" soon enough.