Update:
The official EA Help account has announced that they are seeing improvements across services, and the team is still working to restore everything back to normal. We’ll post an update again once we have them.
Time for another update! As of now, we're seeing improvements across some services. Our teams are still working to restore all services back to normal. Stay tuned for additional updates.
— EA Help (@EAHelp) October 7, 2019
Original Story:
In case you’re logging in to Apex Legends and want to play some Season 3 goodness, you can’t, or rather, you’ll have a hard time as it’s Apex Legends down worldwide and yes, this affects consoles and PC.
The official EA Help account has acknowledged that all EA titles are experiencing issues, which we’re sure Battlefield 5 is currently suffering from.
The last update from EA said that they are still working on bringing everything back to normal, and once they do, we’ll update the post.
We are seeing some recovery to connectivity for our games and https://t.co/FsLr81tLiC. We are still working to get everything back up to normal. We'll continue to post progress here.
— EA Help (@EAHelp) October 7, 2019
Overall, it seems the total Apex Legends down time has been two hours and counting. While some might be able to connect, it’s with horrendous lag, and no one wants to experience that, right?
The official Apex Legends subreddit have even made a thread about it as well, which you might want to check out too.
We tested it now on PC, and yep, still can’t connect. Once we have more news to share, we’ll update the post.
Don’t forget to read up on all the Season 3 changes here, or check out the new map to know if you’ve seen everything.