Apex Legends Disconnecting Issue

Disconnecting issues in Apex Legends may persist until a September 22nd patch fixes them, according to Respawn.

Apex Legends has been plagued by server difficulties, which Respawn confirmed by reporting three times the typical rate of disconnection faults. This information was obtained following an attempt to resolve the issue. Since September 14th, Apex Legends servers have been experiencing issues.

Respawn retweeted a tweet regarding on despite today’s improvement, they will still be experiencing about three times the typical number of disconnect failures in @PlayApex, and a full return to normal may take until their next planned patch on September 22nd.

Players will have more time to grind out their competitive levels before they are reset thanks to the expanded ranked split.

The issues started when Apex Legends launched its Evolution event, which included new cosmetic skins. Rampart has also seen considerable alterations as a result of the update. Although her ultimate still makes a minigun, it can now be carried and fired while on the run. As a result, when the weapon is taken, it has fewer ammo. The minigun can still be used normally and acts in the same way as before.

Tap-strafing was supposed to be nerfed in Respawn to discourage players from manipulating the mobility mechanism to gain an advantage in combat. Every update to these systems is carefully considered, and we value feedback.”

The modifications aren’t coming to Apex Legends right away, but they’ll be there someday.

Deltarune, meanwhile, surpassed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam when it was released for free. Due to the overwhelming demand, itch.io also crashed.