Crashing Ranked
Every few games of ranked, I get put into lobbies where, as soon as any fighting starts, there are massive lag spikes and the game crashes, making me and my teammates go negative even if we were positive when said crash happened(for example, I was top 3 with multiple kills; we fight the other team and all of us immediately crash). It does not happen for any other game mode than ranked, so I know it's not an issue on my end, and it has only been happening since the Jul 9 update.What to do if your Apex Legends account got banned or suspended
Hi, if your account was banned or suspended, you'll undoubtedly want to know more. Unfortunately, here on the forum we cannot assist directly with bans, we can't investigate bans or provide more info. If you have a ban or suspension and you want more info or to appeal, you will need to reach out via EA Help. If you wish to appeal a ban, please take the steps in this article: EA Account locks, bans, and suspensions explainedSolved195KViews54likes1671CommentsBring back the Linux Support
Hello, I recently switched to Linux (Nobara KDE), because I was FED UP with the microsoft and windows crap. I understand that Linux offers a much higher control over the system to users and it technically might be inviting for cheaters, but since Steam OS, Steam Deck, GabeCube and other, people started switching to linux. Another thing, and that's a fact, easy anti-cheat is used in a lot of games, that have no issues on Linux. It's just a couple of games that don't support linux. Whether Linux community is small or big, it still brings money to the table, whether it's a passionate gamer or a sweaty wraith main. Let's be honest. If someone is a cheater and they cheat on Linux, theres still the fact that even if they were on windows, they would find the way to bypass the EAC and other anticheat softwares with no issues, they always find a way and disabling linux support did, infact, not help with cheaters in apex. So please, bring the Apex Linux support back. Or maybe let us play anything on Linux. Don't do it just for me or other linux users, do it for the newcomers too. We want to play our favourite games, without the microsoft/windows slop.Loss for server issues
like many others, I am truly sick and bloody tired of losing rp due to crapy server side issues. My internet and PC are mint so don’t come at me. Surely there is a way the devs can make protection for this and then if there’s ways to cheese it and cheat put in a detector for people using this new protection to cheat, and then the people who actually get this issue are saved from the pain this video game causes. Similar to voice chat cutting out during loading screens, this seems to be an issue the devs just refuse to solve with years of the games development.9Views0likes0CommentsRubber-banding/lag despite 0% packet loss, 0 choke
Hi, I'm experiencing consistent rubber-banding and warping during matches in Apex Legends, severe enough that it caused a game crash on one occasion. This issue is isolated to Apex specifically — I've tested extensively and other online games run completely fine. What's happening: -During active lag/rubber-banding, the in-game Performance Display shows: Ping 71ms, 0/35 packet loss, 0/0 choke, 180 FPS — all healthy numbers despite visible rubber-banding on screen. -This started right after I had to repair/reinstall the EasyAntiCheat_EOS service due to a 30005 error (code 1072), which was preventing the game from launching at all. - CPU and GPU usage stay low (10-20%) throughout, ruling out a hardware bottleneck. Troubleshooting already completed: - Full uninstall and reinstall of Apex Legends - Verified integrity of game files via Steam - Confirmed correct/closest data center selected, with clean ping and 0% packet loss shown there too - Reset Windows network stack (winsock reset, IP reset, DNS flush) - Reinstalled WiFi adapter driver (MediaTek Wi-Fi 7 MT7925) - Disabled WiFi power-saving mode - Confirmed no VPN, proxy, or conflicting network adapters present - Confirmed no bandwidth-heavy background processes running (checked via Resource Monitor) - Tested on mobile hotspot (bypassing home router/ISP entirely) — issue persisted - Ruled out router/ISP issues via pathping (0% loss across all hops) and confirmed other devices on the same network get full speed - Confirmed no third-party network tuning software (e.g., cFosSpeed, Network Boost) installed Given that Apex's own in-game diagnostics show a clean connection during the exact moments of lag, and everything on my end has been ruled out, this looks like it may be a server-side tick/interpolation issue rather than a client or connection problem. Could you please check for any known issues with my region/data center, or advise on next steps? Happy to provide additional logs, DxDiag, or a recording of the issue if helpful. Thanks for your help.Apex Legends account banned - No clear reason given and requesting review
Hello EA community, I would like to ask for advice regarding my Apex Legends account ban. I have been playing Apex Legends since launch. At some point in the past, my account was banned, and because of that I stopped playing the game. After a few years, I decided to return and check my account again, but the ban is still there. I have never used cheats, hacks, scripts, macros, or any other tools to gain an unfair advantage. I am 35 years old and I have no reason to risk losing an account that I have invested time and effort into. The main problem is that I was never given a clear explanation about the reason for the ban. I would like to know what rule was supposedly violated. If the anti-cheat system detected something on my PC, it is possible that a legitimate program was incorrectly identified, and I would like this to be checked. I have already submitted an appeal, but I would appreciate any advice from people who have experienced a similar situation. I am only asking for a fair review and transparency about what happened to my account. Thank you.Solved31Views0likes1CommentRiot's Vangard Anti Cheat triggered Apex Easy Anti Cheat?
I know many are not going to believe me, but I am not a cheater and I got banned from Apex Legends. I got banned on May 15th. I didn't even play the game on this day but a friend of mine told me that sometimes the ban gets delayed a few days. The last time I played the game was May 12th. The next time I launched the game was May 17th where I was surprised to find that I had been banned. No email notice or anything just bam you can't login to Apex beacuse you were cheating. At first I thought my account had been hacked since I don't use any form of "Gameplay Enhancements". I appealed many times, but to no avail. I downloaded my EA account data and sifted through both the login and Apex Legends data. These confirmed that my account was secure and no one else had been logging into my account as well as specified that the game flagged my acount for "aim snapping". So what could have caused my ban? I figured it was just a mistake. A false positive. I continued to appeal, but got the same auto reply email each and every time: "After carefully reviewing your appeal, we confirmed that the pentalty on your account for cheating was applied correctly and should remain in place." Sad and discouraged, I eventually gave up and made a new account. Sad and disappointed to have lost years worth of skins and player progress, but at the very least I could play my favorite game again. Fast forward to last night, I launch Apex to find I got banned on the new account?! Since it has happened to me twice now, I realized it could be something that is running in the background that is triggering the Apex anti cheat. The first time I was banned this had crossed my mind, but I have not downloaded anything new to this computer that would cause a new reaction from Apex's Easy Anti Cheat. However, now that another account has been banned that must be the only explanation with all the recent updates to Apex Anti Cheat it must be something I have on my computer that is causing me to get banned. I have gone through applications on my PC that run in the background using Task Manager and found that "vgtray" riot's vangard anti cheat was set to run on startup for some reason meaning even if I didn't launch any riot games it was still doing something in the background. Some other possibilities that Apex Anti Cheat may not like is logitech g hub, signal rgb, razer synapse. ***I have since deleted g hub and razer synapse and disabled vangard on startup*** On another note, if anyone knows how to reappeal a case that EA has closed. Since I have now gotten banned on a second account I will not be making any others. Instead I am hoping to get my main account back, but since it has been so long since I last appealed, EA Terms of Service team has closed my case; meaning I no longer have either the appeal or reappeal button. If anyone knows how to open a new case or reappeal a closed case please let me know. Or if you have any ideas on what software or anti cheats for other games that might be triggering Apex Anti Cheat please let me know. I am at my wits end and just want my Apex account back. Below I have attached a couple of things. Login data that confirms I didn't login on May 15th. You will see that the login dates go from the 12th to the 17th. If it is true that bans can take few days to hit, then I suppose this doesn't really matter. The reasoning=null meaning (at least I think) that there was a lack of reasoning for my ban when the ban was triggered. Finally, ban info from the Apex html file sites aimsnap for the reasoning behind my ban. Please help.20Views0likes0Comments