That is not a separation. 90% of the games I play have console players in the PC lobby I am in and I would assume vs versa as well.
from your link:
How to enable Apex Legends crossplay
Crossplay is enabled by default in Apex Legends, so you won’t need to worry about fiddling with settings to play with friends online. However, Apex Legends crossplay will only kick in when you’re playing with a friend on a different platform. In other words, if you’re flying solo and you’re on PC, you’ll only be matched with players on PC to keep things fair.
I have played with friends all three of us PC players and we do play vs console players when you see the champ sqd listed you can see PC tower, PS/Xbox controller and then the PC tower again . From what I can tell that's two PC players and a console player. Same happens when I am Flying solo.
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Of course you stop at the first paragraph. Keep reading
"When it comes to matchmaking, there’s a few rules to Apex Legends crossplay. If a party consists of only PC players, they’ll only be matched with PC players. The same is true for console players, who’ll only be matched with fellow console players.
In the event of mixed parties, matchmaking will always place them in lobbies with PC players"
So yes they are seperated, but when someone has a friend from another console on their team, they're getting put in PC lobbies.
I run solo pretty much all the time and the only icons I see are either Xbox or the TV with a controller.
yep I just read that last.
"In the event of mixed parties, matchmaking will always place them in lobbies with PC players."
And that is why I am seeing console players in my lobby. So that really doesn't change what I said in fact it just emphasizes what I mean.
Of course I was wrong about Console players having to complain all that much about PC players in their lobby because they chose to play that way. Sorry for the assumption there, my mistake.
Why not completely separate the lobbies?
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