Serious question, and I would love a real world, non pandering answer from Respawn.
What will it take to get these server issues resolved?
And I mean resolved.
Sky’s the limit wish list of of fixes to get this game into a stable spot where it can just chug along.
What needs to happen?
Help me to understand why, why should I continue to support this game with my limited dollar?
Thank you
@PartyWurm
I honestly feel like I would get more information by sending a message over to Unity for their Multiplay services, it's the servers that Apex Legends uses with some Google stuff.
https://unity.com/products/multiplay
Even has a picture of Apex Legends in the background for marketing purposes lol
@PartyWurm
My prediction: Apex won’t ever utilize servers that are substantially better than what we have. Despite this, people (kids mainly) will continue to pump money into Apex because they aren’t terribly aware of the relationship between (spending money) and (having issues resolved by purposefully not spending said money).
I really can’t stress this enough: if EVERYONE MAGICALLY stopped spending money right now and demanded better servers, we would have better servers.
But EA is betting on that not happening.
During the continuous server issues in season 9 that impacted much of the season for me I thought there was light a the end of the tunnel & gullibly fell for the information given by several youtubers & pro-players regarding the whole EA's contract with Multiplay ending with their leasing of servers expiring in August.They claimed there was a good chance that EA maybe looking for an alternate company to lease from or even provide their own servers in time for the start of season 10.In reality though it turned out to be a load of garbage & the same servers issues that blighted much of season 9 continued over in season 10.The whole issue around Apex & server issues has always been a contentious one as pretty much all multiplayer shooters Apex (& their Multiplay servers) operate at the lowest tick rate (20hz) when compared to other games COD MW(22hz), Fortnite (30hz).PUBG (60hz) with the highest being Valorant (128hz).A game that operates at a low tick rate can experience unresponsiveness,high ping as well as delays in movement & reaction times & the feeling of lag thinking you've hit a clear target & it has seemingly missed or when you think you have avoided damage when in cover but continue to get hit.That's not to say games that operate at a high tick rate are trouble-free as graphical issues like screen-tearing or cropping can occur.
As Popa2caps rightly suggests about the regularity of issues & problems with the servers with pretty much every update & event is it meerly a coincidence or something else more problematic & inevitable.
Speak with your wallet, it's the only language these corporate company's understand.
sadly
@DoYaSeeMe wrote:
@Redmattgameraising the tick rate would be the same as throwing gasoline to extinguish a fire.
Are you implying that Apex couldn't operate with servers at a higher tick rate than it currently does at (20hz).And as you mentioned previously that you're a game dev so is there truth in what I mentioned about games operating on low tick servers are prone to suffering from high ping,unresponsive & laggy performance type issues? I'm just curious as it is what I was always led to believe.Also in your comment to Partywurm you didn't park any blame at EA or Respawns door, are they not accountable for any blame in the freezing,getting kicked off servers mid-game & other performance issues issues in the game since the last update a few days ago?.
I feel they are not working on it, why should take that much, why not even close the servers to also prevent ppl lose rp and get contantly penalization. 🤔
@DoYaSeeMeYeah, at least when it comes to internet connections in the United States, you can thank your former Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai.
👆Scum of the Earth.
