Battlefield 6 patch 1.4.1.5 fixes RTX crashes, aiming, and UI issues

Battlefield 6 players on GeForce RTX cards should see fewer crashes after patch 1.4.1.5, which the Battlefield Comm said should also improve stability, aiming, interface problems, and compatibility with current NVIDIA driver versions.

The main crash fix targets GeForce RTX graphics cards, with problems concentrated on GeForce RTX 50 models. According to the developers, they found at least three crash scenarios: on maps with a lot of water, during searches, and when changing attachments on a specific weapon.

The patch also touches gameplay feel. Sniper rifle aiming should now be smoother, duplicate crosshair rendering has been removed, and switching between primary and secondary weapons in vehicles has been fixed.

Several maps and modes were updated as well. On Tsuru Reef in Breakthrough, characters now spawn correctly during the PAX deployment. On Cairo Bazaar, a geometry error no longer appears when a building near the palace is destroyed.

Battlefield 6 also got a visibility improvement for pilots on Golmud Railway. Beyond that, the update includes interface changes, adjustments to supply crates in Portal Battle Royale, and changes to tank behavior, making 1.4.1.5 broader than a simple crash hotfix.

The developers still have more ground to cover, but this patch clears up several of the game's most noticeable problem areas. Did the GeForce RTX crash fixes and aiming changes make Battlefield 6 feel more stable to you?