Play with friends

Create a party from the lobby, then share its link with your friends. You can also browse public parties when you want to meet a squad.

Choose your character, then ready up. Party settings determine who can change selections. The party must fit the selected team size.

If matchmaking seems stuck, cancel once and check that everyone is connected and ready before trying again.

Pick the right team size

Duels supports 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3. The chosen mode must have enough room for the people in your party. If a selection cannot fit everyone, choose a larger variant or reduce the party size.

The party owner manages shared settings. Other members can change selections only when the party permissions allow it. Check Party Settings if a button seems unavailable.

A friend cannot join

Check that the link points to the current party and that it still has an open slot. A private or approval-based party may need its owner to accept a join request. An old link will not recreate a party that no longer exists.

If someone is disconnected, have them reopen the lobby and check their connection. Avoid repeatedly clicking Ready while their roster entry is updating.

Leaving the queue

Use the matchmaking cancel action if plans change. Opening a site page while queued asks to leave matchmaking first. Wait for the cancellation to finish before starting a different queue.

Playing as a squad

In Duels, give your teammate another angle instead of following the same opponent in a straight line. In Bank Bust, decide who will raid and who will guard before everyone rushes forward. Use party chat for the plan, never for passwords or private details.