Battlefield 6 - Anticheat Metrics - April

April proved to be a challenging month for the Battlefield 6 ecosystem as we navigated a shifting threat landscape. While we focused heavily on developing new detection features for the upcoming Season 3, the Match Infection Rate (MIR) saw a noticeable fluctuation throughout the period.

April: Results & Impact

• The MIR began at 2.39% and climbed to a peak of 4.95% by April 19th.
• Following shifts in the cheat development landscape, the rate stabilized slightly before ending the month at 4.68%.
• The EA Javelin Anti-Cheat system successfully blocked 168,568 attempts to tamper with the game this month.

We are currently tracking 99 active threats to the game. It is encouraging to note that 91 of these—roughly 91%—are experiencing significant feature failures, detection notices, or have been taken offline entirely. Our MIR metrics continue to adjust automatically to reflect the evolving nature of these threats, ensuring we maintain a transparent and accurate view of match integrity.

As we look ahead, the team remains dedicated to finalizing robust defenses in preparation for Season 3. Thank you for your patience as we work to keep the Battlefield fair for everyone. See you on the front lines!