Fixed: Apex Legends Party Leader Quit, Party Not Ready Errors

Here's how to fix the 2 Apex Legend's Party Related Errors by Disabling Origin In-Game, Restarting the Game, Clearing your System’s Cache, and Rejoining Party or Creating your own Party.

Since Apex Legends’ release, players across all platforms have received messages like “Party Leader Quit” and “Party Not Ready.” Regardless if they’re playing in a party or queuing solo. This is caused by Network Issues, Game Bug, and Third-Party Software Interference.

Apex Legends Party Leader Quit
Party Leader Quit Error
The message states: “Party Leader Quit”.

This guide will walk you through a few solutions that might help you fix Apex Legends‘ “Party Leader Quit” and “Party Not Ready” errors and jump right back into the game.

Before trying complicated solutions, make sure to restart your PC first.
 
Key Highlights

The three best solutions for this error are:

  1. Disable Origin In-Game
  2. Clear your System’s Cache
  3. Rejoin Party or Create Your Own Party

Disable Origin In-Game: 

Origin In-Game is a feature that is notorious for causing a wide variety of problems in the games on Origin. Disabling Origin In-Game for Apex Legends can sometimes resolve the “Party Not Ready” bug, even when queuing solo, due to a potential conflict between the Origin overlay and the game’s internal party management system. Disabling Origin In-Game eliminates this interference, allowing the game to handle party management independently.

I recommend that you always turn this option off since it could potentially be causing Apex Legends these two errors.

  1. Open the Origin Application, and go to the My Game Library tab on the left side of the window.
    Apex Legends Party Leader Quit Fix - Origin In-game
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  2. Click on Apex Legend and select Game Properties from the popup menu after clicking on the Setting icon.
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  4. Uncheck the Enable Origin in Game for Apex Legends option and press the save button. Launch Apex Legends to see if the error still occurs.
Apex Legends Party Leader Quit Fix - Origin In-game
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Clear Your System’s Cache:

Apex Legend’s Party Leader Quit and Party Not Ready Errors can sometimes be fixed by clearing your system’s cache. Clearing the system cache on your console or PC can sometimes resolve the “Party Not Ready” bug in Apex Legends, even when queuing solo, by removing temporary data and files that may be causing interference or corruption. This is particularly relevant for consoles, where temporary data can accumulate over time and affect game performance.

We also found this to be working perfectly fine for Valorant, which was going through the same crashing.

Rejoin Party Or Create Your Own Party:

Apex Legend’s “Party Leader Quit” and “Party Not Ready” errors are sometimes the result of a bugged lobby. If you are in someone else’s lobby, leave the lobby and go to the main menu, then Rejoin again. This will remove any party-related bugs by giving you a new lobby, as also verified by players online. If the errors still exist, then exit the lobby, create your own party, and send out invites to your friends. After your friends join your new lobby, you can start matchmaking again.

My Thoughts On Apex Legend’s “Party Leader Quit” And “Party Not Ready” Messages:

Apex Legend’s “Party Leader Quit” and “Party Not Ready” messages result from server-based errors and can reappear at any time. Luckily for you, these bugged messages don’t actually negatively impact the gameplay of Apex in any way. But still, they are a bit of a nuisance. Hopefully, Apex’s dev team can get around to fixing these buggy messages soon.

I hope that these fixes will help you resolve the issues completely. If the errors still persist, you can contact EA Help for support.

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Hashim is a Junior Error Fixes Writer at eXputer. Hashim has been obsessed with games ever since his Xbox 360 days. Whether it was shooting down zombies on COD Black Ops 2, racing past players in Need for Speed Most Wanted 2, or beating up Frieza in Dragon Ball Raging Blast 2. With more than 1,000+ hours of gaming, you can trust Hashim when it comes to fixing errors!

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