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saarb737
New Rookie
4 years ago

why exiting a match takes hours and in the end dosent even exit!?

why everytime i try to exit a match it says "quitting" and doesent really quit?
the same happens even when you try to close the game. it "thinks" soooooooooooooo long!!
i mean, really? how can it be that slow and inefficient.
its not like we are rendering something!
its just, QUIT the game! why it needs so much time to "think" about it!?

6 Replies

  • Been like that for a while. It was one of the reasons I bought an SSD for my Xbox.
  • Been that way since launch, unfortunately. It's gotten a little better for me since getting a PS5 but you can still tell where certain bottlenecks are... it could be a lot worse though so I just roll with it

  • Trokey66's avatar
    Trokey66
    Seasoned Ace
    4 years ago

    On PS4 I find it quicker to just restart the app. 

  • @saarb737 when the End of round starts, the system start loading the next map as it is now it need to load the map before it can exit the game.

    /Atic
  • Do the following:
    When the end-round screen appears wait for the "Continue" prompt to appear, once it does, click it and then quit from there.
    Ideally, if you want to exit a match even faster, you could speedrun it by quitting the match during the map voting screen up to the screen where the best squad appears. DO NOT WORRY, you'll still receive all of your XP, bonuses, daily scrap and battlepack progression, you don't actually need to wait for the summary screen to appear for you to get them.

    The actual trigger event that you get rewarded for everything is the moment the match ends and the camera goes above your soldier. The summary screen between the matches just shows you the summary of all of this. So, waiting for the summary screen is useless unless you wanna see how you've performed or you want to stay in the game for the next match. This is the moment where the game starts to buffer the next map which makes the quit so prolonged from this point onward