During this year's EA Play event, it was revealed that Apex Legends would finally receive crossplay, in addition to coming to Nintendo Switch. Thus we can play with users of all platforms where the title is available, but there will be a limitation.
As revealed on his Tik Tok account Jake Smullin, an engineer at Respawn Entertainment, Apex Legends won't match us with PC players by default if we are playing on console. To do this, we will have to have someone on our team who is playing on the computer.
I wanted to clarify something about crossplay. You will only be in lobbies with crossplay on PC if you have a PC player on your team. I've seen many console gamers concerned about this, but fear not. Everyone should be excited. So the "no crossplay, the PC is going to dominate us" is over.
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The reason behind this decision, as you can see, is that there is a more balanced game as far as possible. Everyone knows that keyboard and mouse or remote control is decisive for the experience, and users of the former tend to have more precision and handling. This way they could easily dominate the command players.
However, There are already games that include crossplay with PC as normal, as is the case with Call of Duty: Warzone. There are also problems there, but the handling is not exactly the most serious. These are cheats or traps, which are more accessible on the computer. Recently, many Warzone console players have disabled PC crossplay in order not to encounter this.
As for the Apex Legends, the crossover game is scheduled to arrive sometime in the fall.
