The iconic Apex Predator skull mountain from the Thunderdome Mixtape map.
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Apex Legends account lost all progress: Can you fix the progress bug?

Widespread issues have been reported.

Progression in Apex Legends is everything. It connects to your level account, the skins and cosmetics you’ve earned, and your rank in competitive modes. Losing all of that progress, as many players did on April 2, might as well make the game unplayable.

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Reports rolled in after the weekly reset on April 2 that players had lost account level progression, Heirlooms, legend skins, and more. What made the bug even more frustrating for some players is the error allegedly reset some players’ account and ranked levels as well, forcing them to play through Rookie matches once again in ranked, while others lost the battle passes they previously purchased.

With so much of the game tied to account progression, players are understandably wondering if there’s anything they can do to fix their accounts and get back to playing Apex as normal as there’s still the Shadow Society event going on and today is the first day of a new ranked split. Here’s everything we know about the bug.

Can you fix your account level resetting in Apex Legends?

Robotic Apex character Pathfinder looking sad, with a frowning face on the robot's chest monitor.
It’s not looking good. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Unfortunately for players, there does not seem to be any fix for the account progression resetting in Apex at the moment. Players will likely just have to wait on Respawn to roll out a hotfix for the issue.

This seems to be a server-side error, and it’s completely unlike most server errors that can sometimes be solved simply by resetting your internet connection. Reports of players losing their account progression were widespread and fairly immediate after the game’s normal weekly reset that occurs every Tuesday. As such, it seems like this is an error that’s completely on Respawn’s side of things, and there aren’t workarounds for players.

Respawn has managed to roll out a fix for players that haven’t yet logged into Apex since this week’s update reset account progression, meaning it’s now safe for players to open Apex again without fear of having their accounts reset. Unfortunately, the devs are still working on a fix to actually restore the accounts of those players who did experience a loss in their account progression and Heirlooms. Patience will once again be required if your account has already been reset.

Why did my Apex account reset?

This is also another mystery Apex players are waiting for Respawn to update them on. Considering the bug happened right around 12pm CT on a Tuesday, it’s most likely that this error was somehow connected to the weekly reset. This is also the weekly reset that began a new ranked split and phased out the one-day festivities from April Fools’ Day, so there was a lot happening with the game behind the scenes, even if you didn’t need to download a patch.


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Adam Snavely
Associate Editor and Apex Legends Lead. From getting into fights over Madden and FIFA with his brothers to interviewing some of the best esports figures in the world, Adam has always been drawn to games with a competitive nature. You'll usually find him on Apex Legends (World's Edge is the best map, no he's not arguing with you about it), but he also dabbles in VALORANT, Super Smash Bros. Melee, CS:GO, Pokemon, and more. Ping an R-301.