Player reports on social media locations like the Titanfall 2 subReddit have begun to indicate that matches on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 have begun to be impacted by an all new round of distributed denial of service attacks. RELATED: Titanfall 2 Free Weekend Sets Concurrent Player Record on Steam Unfortunately, the problem that is DDoS has expanded once more, this time to Titanfall 2. Respawn's Ryan Rigney confirmed that the studio has never stopped working on the issue, it's just taking longer than expected. Now the studio has been able to get back to fighting the rampant use of cheats in Apex Legends' Ranked Mode, though it also provided a slight update that the original Titanfall as well.

The hacker changed the message of the day, playlist names, and more to attempt to bring awareness to the issues facing Titanfall.Īfter spending a solid six hours testing and applying a fix, Apex Legends was finally restored to its original state prior to the hacking. The studio had to cut short it's Fourth of July holiday this past Sunday as one hacker kicked off what they called Operation Red Tape, by taking over Apex Legends and attempting to bring awareness to the rough state that the PC version of Titanfall is currently in due to DDoSing. It's been a less than ideal week for Respawn Entertainment, who has seen an uptick in hacks impact a number of its games.

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