Community ManagerHi there, @Jedi1josh
Are you on a wireless connection? If so, can you switch to a wire or is your router too far away?
I know you're refusing to power cycle your equipment, but this is something that should be done regularly. This clears out the cache and frequently resolves stability issues. That is the first thing you should try. If that's not possible, there really isn't anything we can do to help.
Yes I'm on a wireless connection and while it's not too far away for a wire, I can't have wire running throughout the house. The router and modem get reset about once a week, I just couldn't reset it every time I want to play battlefront 2. I think the bigger issue is immediately after losing connection to the EA severs I went back to playing FO76 for a few hours without getting booted once. Afterwards I went to play battlefront 2 again and lost connection within twenty minutes.
Community ManagerThat's probably the issue then. Wireless is unreliable and prone to disconnects/lag. Especially when the signal has to travel through walls and/or floors. This gets worse when there are other devices sharing the same connection. It's worse still when anyone is streaming media while you're playing. Until you get wired, or at a minimum, closer to the router, this will continue to happen. You can try changing the wireless channel you're using. That may help. Also, you could try opening the ports for Battlefront 2. They are listed here: https://help.ea.com/en/help/faq/opening-tcp-or-udp-ports-for-connection-issues/. You can get some help with this at www.portforward.com.
My wireless isn't an issue for the other online games I own. I'm thinking the issue is with EA.
