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A very silly Battlefield 6 bug is letting players levitate by smacking drones with hammers

Published on January 01, 0001

There are few videogame pastimes as treasured as trying to stand on a flying object. Sadly, while it's possible to land on an enemy player's flying fighter jet— if you haven't already—Battlefield 6 won't let you take to the skies on a teammate's recon drone.

Unless you hit it with a sledgehammer.

In the last 24 hours, clips have started circulating of players able to gain unparalleled verticality with a kind of bug that makes you wonder, "What was the person who discovered this even doing?" Typically, standing on a drone in BF6 doesn't achieve much: As soon as [[link]] its controller moves it, you'll slide off.

But as this demonstrates on X, standing on a stationary recon drone and clonking it with a sledgehammer causes an almost-definitely-unintended physics interaction that launches the drone and its surfer directly upwards. Because the yono all app motion isn't coming from [[link]] the drone pilot's inputs, the rider is able to keep their footing.

The drone will start drifting downwards after ascending, but in a delightful rejection of our earthly physics, the bug's repeatable while airborne: Continuing to bludgeon the drone will provide additional height. Unsurprisingly, this can offer a pretty substantial advantage to snipers with a cooperative recon assistant, providing a shooting platform wherever they'd like that lets them snipe from dozens—if not hundreds—of [[link]] meters in the air. It can also serve as a quick elevator to the top of BF6's taller buildings.

Of course, crouching yono all app on a recon drone doesn't provide much protective cover, so you probably won't last very long once you're up there. And let's w69 slot be real: You'll deserve whatever scorn you get in the process.

While I'm sure it'll be exploited to nefarious ends before the end of its likely brief lifespan, it's a delightful bug while it lasts. I can only hope I'll be blessed with my own sighting of —assuming they don't start taking potshots at me while they're hovering up to heaven.

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