Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.3.6 Focuses on Stability, Movement, and REDSEC Fixes

Battlefield 6 update 1.1.3.6 is a quality-of-life patch that will improve the gameplay, stability, and resolve many frustrating edge case issues reported by players. While this update does not add new content to the game, it does provide meaningful refinements to movement, REDSEC BR, UI reliability and map lighting.

The patch is planned to go live on Tuesday, February 3rd at 09:00 UTC. This update is aimed at making everyday matches play better and more consistently across all players.

Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.3.6 Improves Core Gameplay and Movement

One of the most important fixes in Update 1.1.3.6 targets inconsistent sprint jump momentum. Several players had reported large increases or decreases in horizontal movements when chaining jumps. This update corrects those edge cases without changing the overall feel of player movement. Combat and travelling in the game will now be much more predictable and a fair experience across all game modes.

Cosmetic polish also arrives with updated Objective Ace and Winter Warning skins. These adjustments better align the cosmetics with the grounded visual tone of Battlefield 6. They will blend naturally with the battlefield.

There will be several insertions and redeploys related to bug fixes in REDSEC battle royale. In particular, matches that previously did not correctly register a winner after the last AI player was eliminated will now properly end when that last AI is killed. Parachute behavior has also been refined which prevents it from staying linked to jump leaders after breaking off. The mid air insertion issue has also been resolved. Recent announcements like Battlefield 6 New Map Contaminated Revealed show that larger content drops are still on the horizon following this round of stability-focused improvements.

Map, UI, Audio, and Platform Fixes in Battlefield 6 Update 1.1.3.6

Update 1.1.3.6 delivers targeted fixes to the Eastwood map which addresses multiple destruction related lighting issues. Previously, destroying buildings near key objectives could cause strange green or purple visual effects, full map lighting blackouts, or excessively bright artifacts. All of these issues have been resolved so players should have a much clearer visual experience during moments of intense destruction.

UI, HUD, and account accuracy has also been improved. Downed squad members will now not appear on the minimap for classes that cannot be revived, this reduces confusion during fast-paced engagements. Legal text has also been updated to reflect the current platforms and policy requirements.

Audio-related fixes focus on a bug where player UAV drone detection sounds were heard by all teammates rather than just by the operator. This restores audio balance and prevents the sharing of information.

On the performance side, PlayStation 5 players should see improved connection reliability after a fix for ownership validation failures during system lifecycle events. Additionally, Xbox Series S users can expect improved stability as an out-of-memory crash issue that occurred when loading daily and weekly challenges was also resolved. Improvements to stability, movement consistency, and matchmaking reliability directly influence metrics such as the Battlefield 6 Player Count, particularly in the months following major patches.