EA has data centers all over the world that host Apex Legends servers. The game should select the one closest to your location or the one with the lowest ping in your region. For the most part it does fine, but you can manually select what data server you connect to even if you cannot choose a server. Change data center in Apex Legends. How to Change Server. Launch (or restart) Apex Legends. On the welcome screen you should be able to see a Data Center option at the bottom that also displays the currently selected data center along with your latency. Click the option (or hit Tab) to view all available regions and your latency for each one. In order to avoid the out of sync with server error, you need to navigate to settings in Apex Legends. On the settings page, look for the “video” tab that will be on the top of the page.
Apex Legends Matchmaking has not been working for some players. Specifically, players have been stuck in hour-long queues or been unable to connect entirely. Reportedly Respawn has fixed the issue, but here's what you can do if the issue persists.
Apex Legends Matchmaking Not Working: How to Fix
How To Change Server Apex Legends Season 2
First, make sure your game is updated to the most recent version. If your game isn't updated it will only try to match you with players running the version you're currently using, narrowing your match pool significantly.
How To Switch Servers On Apex Legends Ps4
If you're on the latest version and you're still having issues, you might want to try switching your server. As Among Us players can attest, server traffic can cause major issues for connectivity and stability. You can switch servers under the Datacenter settings. You'll want one with as low ping as possible that wasn't your last server. This should clear up the problems you were experiencing on the previous server. If the issues continue even after doing all that, my only advice would be to try and restart the game a couple of times. It's old advice but it does work 90% of the time.