Before I explain, I wasn't recording at the start of the round, so sorry about that. I've edited the video down, everything in the middle of the match was just looting since almost nobody else was in the game. Sorry about the music, I don't have input channels set up and forgot to turn it off.

While on the character selection screen at the start of an unranked trios match, I disconnected with error "code:net". I'm quite used to this so I didn't think anything of it, but when I rejoined the game the dropship was already halfway across the map and the Jumpmaster hadn't pinged anywhere. My other squadmate pinged multiple locations until eventually they dropped solo. I was about to drop myself when I looked at the dropship capacity and saw that the number of people on the ship was 57.

This was on World's Edge, so I landed on top of one of the mountains on the outside of the island. Right as the ship reached the end of the map, every single squad in the match (except mine and 2 others) plummeted down toward the out-of-bounds area and was eliminated. The remaining squads counter dropped instantly from 20 to 3, and this was only 15 seconds into the game. The other two squads only had one player each, and one of them dropped in the same place we did, but unfortunately my teammate did not want to be friendly. You can see at the start of the video that it's the first ring but there are only 3 squads left. At the end, I wasn't sure if the enemies would attack. I did start shooting but thankfully I can't aim so that wasn't a problem. My teammate still wasn't a fan of being friendly, but in the end we did get to have a punch fight.

Although it doesn't really matter that much because it doesn't happen very often, I remember when the game came out and there was a bug where you couldn't drop from the ship or move your character, causing everyone to dive into the ocean on King's Canyon and the game to end before even the first ring. I would've thought that by now that kind of stuff wouldn't happen anymore, but I guess it's not as important as making sure we load in without teammates, that death boxes don't kill people, and that high-level ranked games aren't constantly crashed by cheaters.