Apex Legends Update 3.22 | 1.000.137 Released on October 6; Matchmaking Tests Starts Tomorrow
Respawn Entertainment has pushed out a new Apex Legends patch across consoles and PC today, and this brings a small set of fixes.
Console players will see the download as Apex Legends update 3.22 | 1.000.137, and this doesn’t bring any new content. Speaking of consoles, the developers also shared an update on the matchamking changes they’re making.
Read on for the changelog, Respawn’s matchmaking announcement and the known issues.
Apex Legends Missing Floor Bug That Made Players Clip Through Fixed on October 6
The fixes today are:
– Fixed an issue with missing floor geo on Broken Moon in Terraformer; players are no longer able to clip into the ground.
– Fixed an issue with Gibraltar skydive emote audio persisting after landing.
Respawn also announced, “Starting tomorrow, October 7th at approximately 10am PT, we will be conducting a matchmaking test by enabling cross-play as the default option for all players, on all consoles in the US-West servers. The intention of this test is to shorten queue times and tighten matchmaking skill bands. This test will run until the season ends on November 3rd. Console players can opt out of the test by turning off cross-play in your settings menu.”
When it comes to known issues, the dev team’s Trello board is surprisingly empty.
In related news, Battlefield 6 Season 5 will launch on October 13, and will bring a ton of new content.
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