In early September, the creators of Battlefield 6 published a new diary on combating cheaters in multiplayer. Statistics are gradually being revealed, so the September publication covers data for July.
July 2026 saw the completion of the third season and the first ranked season, and the authors of Battlefield 6 launched the fourth season.
The developers presented the MIR (Match Infection Rate) graph – this refers to the percentage of matches negatively affected by at least one cheater. From late June, this indicator was 4.62% and then “continued to steadily rise, reaching a maximum of 5.74%” between July 13 and 15. After the 20th, it began to decline to 4.86% and fluctuated until the end of July, and at the time of preparing the summary, it was 4.76%.
The creators of Battlefield 6 stated that in July, the EA Javelin anti-cheat prevented over 277 thousand attempts of cheating/game hacking before the attackers could influence the outcome of the match. Currently, the developers are tracking 104 cheats, hardware cheat solutions, sellers, cheat communities, etc. – of these, 100 reported operational failures.
Earlier, Battlefield 6 launched a collaboration event based on the “Top Gun” franchise – a special Carrier Strike mode was added to the shooter, where naval, air, and ground forces oppose each other, and teams aim to destroy the enemy’s aircraft carrier.