[Updated: Aug 09][[Issue resurfaced, gets acknowledged; Code: wheel; Code: shoe]] Apex Legends Code: net error resolved & Code: leaf error is expected to fix soon

New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….

Original story (published on September 2, 2019) follows:

Apex Legends Season 2 was released on July 2, and it brought in some significant updates to the game including new legend Wattson. However, after the Season 2 update, an error named “Code: leaf” and “Code: net” started plaguing the game.

This error was so annoying that those who experienced it were not able to play the game properly. Apex Legends Community Manager, EA_David has defined the Code: leaf error and Code: net error in the following manner.

CODE: LEAF/NET

● code: leaf – the server never answered us when we asked it if we could connect
● code: net – we were on a server, and it disappeared on us and stopped answering

Over the last two months, reports regarding code leaf and code net errors have kept proliferating on social platforms including Reddit and Twitter. The developers of Apex legends were aware of the issue and acknowledged this issue several times. On July 26, Respawn developer Jason Garza responded over the matter and stated the following:

“Started to get better telemetry that we believe will help us narrow down a fix for this issue.”

The developers also provided many workarounds, but it did not fix the issue for all players. However, finally, we have got some good news from the Respawn Entertainment developers. Developers have fixed the Code: net error and a fix for the Code: leaf error is also expected to arrive soon.

On the Apex Tracker, developer Garza confirmed the fixation of the Code: net error. Have a look at the post below.

“We have been deploying multiple server patches over the past few weeks, each one having big improvements.” Code: net is resolved, short of random crashes; however, we are continuing optimizing.

Code : net error has been resolved, so it is very likely that developers will be looking to resolve the Code: leaf error now. We are keeping a close watch on this matter, as and when any fix for Code: leaf will arrive, we will update this column.

For a quick refresher, Apex Legends was launched in February, and it is one of the best free-to-play battle royale games currently present in the market. The game was released without any official announcement. It only took eight hours for the game to reach one million player base and it reached to 50 million player base in just matter of a month.

Apex Legends game is a bit different from Fortnite and PUBG, as it features characters with special abilities. Each character has its own special ability, and currently, there are ten playable characters in the game.

Many Apex Legends players have stormed Twitter and Reddit once again seeking help regarding the Code: leaf, wheel, and net errors that have been popping up recently.

All three error codes indicate server issues which means that there’s little you can do on your end to fix the problem.

That said, Apex Legends recommends the following troubleshooting steps to users who are getting them:

– Restart your router.
– Use an Ethernet network.
– Reboot your PC.

If these don’t work, you might find some solace in knowing that EA support is aware of the problem and is investigating.

Our team is aware of those affected by the code errors and is investigating (Source)

Adding to the above, error “Code: Shoe” is now affecting multiple users on various platforms including the PC, Xbox, and PS4.

The worst part is that players are losing rank and getting penalized even when its not their fault.

However, EA was quick to acknowledge the issue and said they are working on a solution.

Hey again! I haven’t heard back from you so I’ll end this chat for now. We have seen similar reports from other players. We are aware of this issue and are working to fix this as soon as possible. Appreciate your patience in the meantime. Meanwhile,… https://bit.ly/2X15qls
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