Battlefield 6's latest update has left defibrillators "busted," but thankfully the devs are already on the case investigating the issue. Battlefield 6 update 1.1.2.0 went live yesterday, "reverting aim assist back to the values some of you experienced during Open Beta and Battlefield Labs," adding the new Eastwood map, and more. However, one change that clearly wasn't supposed to happen involves the shooter's defibs – the support gadget that's meant to quickly revive downed teammates. Unfortunately, that's not always been happening since the latest patch, leaving support players in shambles. Battlefield 6's bouncy terrain and class active abilities glitches are getting fixed next update, lead says, but aim assist and hit registration problems are still being worked on A Battlefield 6 bug is killing some players for committing the heinous crime of jumping, dev says "We don't break knees on purpose" Battlefield 6 dev confirms the ghost bullet problem is very real amid 'bloom' debates: "It is commonly observed with the target being visibly hit but no damage is confirmed" "Is it just me or are defibs broken," another questions. "I feel like whenever I don't press it directly onto the head or chest of a player it won't revive. It would be nice if the hitbox were bigger." I've seen quite a few reports yeah, will investigate what's happeningNovember 18, 2025 I've seen quite a few reports yeah, will investigate what's happeningNovember 18, 2025 I've seen quite a few reports yeah, will investigate what's happeningNovember 18, 2025 While it's not clear when we can expect a fix, it thankfully sounds like we can expect one sooner rather than later. For now, players will just have to try extra hard not to require revives in the first place, I suppose. Battlefield 6 devs say map size is "under review," and for now it looks like they're already cutting player counts on some of the biggest meat grinders.