I got to use vpn to change out Michigan severs even though some games change lobby it...

I hate bust every one bubble but the pro player not legit they pick location where the players and online tournaments are super easy to win against.

If anyone did research and studying that if your friend live in same county your skill base same but some one that doesn’t live same area or county it’s completely different.

Let’s say you and your friend Michigan you both have same skill base but your other friend that lives in New York his skill base be different even though he is running off same sever .

I don’t fully know if your in Jackson and they are in Detroit if the severs de different but I know if your different part of usa like Michigan to New York severs and skill base is completely different by living away from that area .

But if your in Michigan switching to New York sever it’s same skill base and cheating people but people different personalities so they be still **** team mates.

Using vpn to change yourself to New York severs it will change skill base and your team mates you play with.

This why pro players pick a location in real life of players skill base and that is why you see bot lobby on some players that stream because of IP address and location.

This one guy have number 1 wins in fornite his lobby people shoot builds with a shotgun 24/7 not use there smgs and his account level is 3k but the players honestly horrible they can’t build or shoot correctly and he can box them in the storm die in fornite.

I game 24/7 and I stay my family and I play Xbox from 2001-2022 and 24/7 my whole life and this been 100% comfired about skill base and what is base off and how you can change your lobbys I tested it .

Using vpn change location and router IP address your lobbys so different and players on severs you can change from New York ect on apex legends and other games.

I once tried to change my region of the system to HKSAR and the United States, but that didn`t work at all, even though VPN was used.

No resolution...and no response from Microsoft support about it.

I did manage to get it working briefly by using a VPN to change my IP address but the (admittedly cheap) device I used severely slowed the internet speed down so was not a great solution. I may try a better VPN router instead.

I wish it was easier to be able to speak to someone at Microsoft to try and resolve it though.