TurboPumpin
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Can someone help explain the difference between lobby, party, group and squad? How are they used and what do they help with. I've been trying to google this and not having much luck finding helpful explanations.
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Ok. so if i create a party and invite people and then start a DMZ game the people in my party will be in my squad?Lobby is the main place where your player character(s) sits for matchmaking. Every time you request to get into a match, that's the lobby.
Your party is your group. So, when you link up with others, that's your "party."
Group is just another word for "party," so no difference there.
Squad, though is the naming convention for most Battle Royale games, its basically how you get into Warzone/Warzone 2.0/DMZ. Whether you have a group or not, that's your "squad."
You got it. You're now understanding.Ok. so if i create a party and invite people and then start a DMZ game the people in my party will be in my squad?