Respawn gives an update on the Apex Legends code sheet error, hangs and disconnects

A Respawn Entertainment developer provided an update of the famous "code: sheet" error, which caused an abundance of disconnections and server problems in Apex Legends on all platforms.

For those who do not know the infamous code: sheet error that affected players in the Royal Battle of the US, a preview of the message usually means resetting multiple connections before returning to the Apex Legends servers.

The developers provided more context on the issue, revealing that the appearance of the message meant that "the server never responded to us when asked if we could connect" in a Reddit publication on July 12th.

After a call for action from an EA community leader in June, many community reactions in the Apex Legends subreddit (and across various media platforms social issues) resulted in the update of the server patch of Respawn's team.

Respawn developer Jason Garza first responded on his Apex Tracker on July 26, stating, "We have started to get better telemetry that we believe will help reduce the problem of this problem. . "

Now, after the community returns and the infinite perseverance of the developers, there may be light at the end of the tunnel, since a fix seems imminent.

"We have deployed several server patches over the last few weeks, each bringing great improvements," Garza told Apex Tracker.

The less visible "code: net" error appears to have been fully resolved, with optimization continuing.

As new patches continue to be deployed, and in light of recent comments from Respawn's development team, it appears that significant progress has been made in the final resolution of the pervasive problem.