Battlefield players invest time, effort, and money to enhance their experience — including purchasing or earning XP boosters. But currently, these boosters deplete in real time, even when players are not actively in a match.

This means valuable time is lost in menus, matchmaking, or downtime — and players don’t receive the full benefit of what they’ve paid for or earned.

We’re calling on the developers of Battlefield (DICE / Ripple Effect / EA) to fix this by making XP boosters count down only during active gameplay.

 
💡 Why This Matters
XP boosters are meant to reward players and enhance their time in-game — not penalize them for being idle, waiting in lobbies, or disconnected.
By changing the system so boosters only deplete during active matches, Battlefield can:

Ensure players get fair value for their purchases and rewards
Improve player satisfaction and trust
Encourage more players to engage with the in-game progression system
This is a simple and fair adjustment that benefits both the community and the developers.

 
🧭 Our Request
We ask that Battlefield developers update the XP booster mechanics so that:

⏱️ XP boosters only count down during active gameplay sessions.

💪 Join the Movement
Let’s make Battlefield fairer for everyone.
Sign and share this petition to show your support for a change that rewards players properly and respects their investment.

Together, we can make Battlefield better for all players — one fair fix at a time.