Fix for Apex Legends no teammates bug with 'fill option' enabled still not in sight weeks after official acknowledgement

Apex Legends has a huge player base on numerous platforms like Microsoft Windows, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. The battle royale game is also set to arrive on iOS and Android in 2022.

While the game is quite popular, it does not mean that it is spared from bugs and issues. Apex Legends players have been facing a bug for quite some time which is spoiling the user experience for them.

As per multiple reports, the fill option in Apex Legends is not working as players are not getting any teammates even though the said option is enabled.

This issue has been around since March 2021 and Apex Legends players are still having to play without any teammates because of it.

While the game developer acknowledged the bug and has been investigating it for quite some time, it is unclear why it is still not fixed months after.

I am getting no Teammates in apex legends
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@PlayApex PLEASE FIX THE GAME WHEN U PLAY FILL UP 9 OF 10 ROUNDS NO TEAMMATES!
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EA Help also acknowledged this issue earlier this month but no updates have been provided on the matter ever since.

This bug is seriously inconveniencing as players are unable to compete in matches without their teammates.

It is possible that the focus is on the upcoming iOS and Android version of Apex Legends which is delaying a fix for the said issue.

Also, it could be that fixing the said issue might be raising other complications which is why a fix is not yet out.

However, all this is still based on our speculation as no such details have been provided by EA or Respawn Entertainment.

Hopefully, the game developer and publisher provide more clarity on the matter or better yet fix the said bug soon for good.

That said, we will keep tracking this for further development and will report back when we get more details.

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