Bedrock 🌍 Separate Lobbies for Each Server Region.

[zNightss]

I've already talked about this but I'm here with even good idea.

Suggestion: Add separate lobbies for each server region, such as Asia, Europe, and North America.

For example:

- Asia Lobby → Players are sent to Asian-region games
- Europe Lobby → Players are sent to European-region games
- North America Lobby → Players are sent to NA-region games

This would give players more control over which region they play on. If someone wants to play on an Asian server, they could simply enter the Asia Lobby instead of potentially being placed into a European or North American game.

Why would this be useful?

- Lower ping — Players can choose the region closest to them.
- More control — Players know which region they're queueing for.
- Less wasted time — No need to join a game and discover that it's on a distant server.
- Better experience for international players — Especially players from Asia who may otherwise get placed in EU/NA games.
- Clearer matchmaking — The lobby itself tells you which region you're playing in.

It could also work alongside the previous suggestion of displaying the server region on each map/game, so players can clearly see where the game is hosted.

I think having Asia / EU / NA lobby options would make regional matchmaking much clearer and give players more control over their ping.

 

[L1kii]

I've already talked about this but I'm here with even good idea.

Suggestion: Add separate lobbies for each server region, such as Asia, Europe, and North America.

For example:

- Asia Lobby → Players are sent to Asian-region games
- Europe Lobby → Players are sent to European-region games
- North America Lobby → Players are sent to NA-region games

This would give players more control over which region they play on. If someone wants to play on an Asian server, they could simply enter the Asia Lobby instead of potentially being placed into a European or North American game.

Why would this be useful?

- Lower ping — Players can choose the region closest to them.
- More control — Players know which region they're queueing for.
- Less wasted time — No need to join a game and discover that it's on a distant server.
- Better experience for international players — Especially players from Asia who may otherwise get placed in EU/NA games.
- Clearer matchmaking — The lobby itself tells you which region you're playing in.

It could also work alongside the previous suggestion of displaying the server region on each map/game, so players can clearly see where the game is hosted.

I think having Asia / EU / NA lobby options would make regional matchmaking much clearer and give players more control over their ping.

It’s a good idea, but cube (bedrock) has already often not enough player. I don’t know if this would work for all gamemodes.

 

[zNightss]

It’s a good idea, but cube (bedrock) has already often not enough player. I don’t know if this would work for all gamemodes.

Yeah, that’s true, but players from each region could still play in their own regional lobby by default — for example, EU players in EU, AS players in Asia, and NA players in North America. If they want to, they could still switch to another region and play that server’s lobby and gamemode.

Also, what would be the point of having separate regional lobbies if joining a gamemode doesn’t actually put you into your own region’s lobby? The idea would be that you stay in your regional lobby by default (EU → EU, AS → AS, NA → NA), while still having the option to switch to another region if you specifically want to play there. That way, the regional lobbies actually have a purpose without preventing players from connecting to other regions.