March 2020
Thanks for sending over that UO Trace. The main thing that stands out to me is that it looks like there are some hops that are timing out. This could point to ports that need to be opened, or it could be an issue with security software restricting the connection.
Have you tried setting up an exception for Origin and Apex Legends in your security software to see if that makes any difference at all? If it's not allowing those connections that could be why you're seeing that error.
Also when you have a chance make sure that you have all the proper ports open that Origin and Apex Legends would need in order to connect. You can find more details on these ports on the EA Help website.
Let me know how it goes when you can. Thanks again.
/Kent
March 2020
March 2020
@SiirLagALot wrote:
@EA_Kent I don't have an antivirus and I've disabled windows defender. How do I open a port, I use USB tethering to play
Ports would need to be opened through your router/modem if you're on a local network. Are you connecting via mobile data through tethering?
/Kent
March 2020
March 2020
I see. Unfortunately I don't really think it would be possible to make any configuration changes in that case. Unfortunately using a mobile connection doesn't really allow us to do much more troubleshooting. I understand it may not be possible, but if there's any way to use a local network instead of mobile data I would highly recommend it.
/Kent
March 2020
March 2020
Have you tried repairing the game since these stutters started happening? If there's an issue with corrupted data in the game files that could help.
If you right-click on Apex Legends in the Origin library you should see a Repair option when the menu comes up. Let me know how it goes when you can.
/Kent
March 2020