Battlefield 6 update 1.1.1.5 notes: Weapon accuracy improved, BR fixes, more

Battlefield 6’s patch 1.1.1.5 update mostly fixes several long-standing technical issues and enhances gameplay reliability.

The update refines vehicle countermeasures, improves weapon accuracy, addresses match flow issues in Battlefield REDSEC, and boosts overall stability. You can expect fixes for vehicle spawning errors, UI clarity problems, progression inconsistencies, and more.

The patch also strengthens the integrity of in-match systems, ensuring smoother experiences across modes such as Breakthrough, Conquest, and Battle Royale. The devs are focused on balancing gameplay mechanics and tightening core systems to ensure fairness and fluidity. Here’s a complete rundown of the Battlefield 6 patch 1.1.1.5 update.

Full Battlefield 6 update 1.1.1.5 patch notes

Vehicle and weapon adjustments

A critical highlight of the BF6 1.1.1.5 update fixes Lock-Guided Missiles. It now responds properly to enemy countermeasures like flares. The patch also eliminates an exploit involving the XFGM-6D Recon Drone that allowed players to use the Sledgehammer to access unintended map areas.

All weapon types now have improved accuracy to balance smoother performance, especially during sprint-to-ADS transitions. Dispersion now scales correctly with movement, while adjusted landing animations reduce disruptive visual movement, enhancing control when aiming down sights or sliding.

Map and mode fixes

Breakthrough and Conquest now feature corrected vehicle spawns, resolving an issue that previously affected match startups. The patch also fixes a rare scenario where all sectors and objectives are activated simultaneously at the start of a match.

On Siege of Cairo, Strikepoint’s destruction mechanics now reset at halftime as intended. These changes bring consistency to objectives, respawn logic, and flow, strengthening competitive balance in multiplayer.

Battlefield REDSEC improvements

For BR players, this update delivers smoother pacing and technical reliability. Squad revives, end-of-round transitions, and match conclusions in Quads mode have been stabilized.

Matches now properly end when the last team is eliminated, and respawn mechanics no longer trigger erroneous squad eliminations. Additional fixes prevent visual stutters, camera lock-ins, and gameplay interruptions after redeploying.

Progression, UI, and audio improvements

Progression tracking sees key fixes, including proper completion of shotgun and specialist challenges. Assignment progress, previously prone to desync, now saves correctly.

In vehicle customization menus, locked presets finally display their unlock requirements. Audio has also received attention, as issues with radio channels not producing sound have been resolved.

Portal mode and community features

In Battlefield Portal, the “SpawnLoot” function has been corrected to spawn ammo and armor as intended. Accessibility settings now enforce creation privileges correctly, preventing players with restricted community permissions from hosting or joining user-generated experiences.

These refinements strengthen moderation and ensure fair gameplay within custom servers and events. For more details about the new Battlefield 6 update, you can check EA’s official patch notes post.