Huge lag. On low ping.

PS4 pro

Wired Connection

400 down/ 200-300 up

36-48 ping at start menu no packet loss

Ok my stats are out of the way. This is all based on last night so if it has changed today that would be great.

Played with 6 different friends and also some solo games with the same impact as described her: Lagging out of dropship, land and skipping across the ground, shifting to feeling like you were running through mud. Jump and it acts like zero gravity. Upper right corner of my screen is full of red icons some flashing some solid. 

Now for my technical side: my modem/ router were re-booted after first game of this happening. No change. I switched over to some other online games for a bit as did my friends and we played a couple of other online games, no issues. I mean no issues at all with connections. 

So we came back to Apex and the issues were still there. Lagging bad, 2 games of ranked and lost because we could not hit a damn thing. Went to pubs and it smoothed out after say a minute or so. This ruled out hot drops obviously.

My question is and don't take this personally if you work for EA, when are the servers going to get fixed? I mean permanently not just patch fixed? Code:leaf,net etc errors have been a common thing. Random disconnects as well. I mean it got so bad in Season 3 I went and bought a brand new PS4 Pro just to see if it made a difference and nope, disconnects just as frequent as before. 

Love the game, but the connection issues a year in are a big deal breaker for me as far as playing and/or spending money on a broken game.

Tl:dr, I know that community managers are trying to help, but the problem is the same answers will be given if you contact technical support. How about some recognition that there are problems with your servers and that they are going to get fixed?(Our modems and routers did not magically create lag with a new update of software coming out)

I gave up trying to work with tech support last March when the only answer was there was a problem with my end of things and there was nothing wrong with the servers or connections. Too much time has passed for this to still be a problem in my books, if my network that I manage at work for our machining centers and engineering computers had this many issues  I would be out of a job.(Granted it is a smaller infrastructure, but I am only one person managing it)