If you mean The Strongest Battlegrounds on Roblox, the usual way to switch “states” is through the game’s controls or character/menu options rather than by changing a hidden setting. Community guides note that battleground games often use state systems internally for things like lobby, combat, stun, or respawn, but those are developer-side systems, not a player toggle.

What “switch states” might mean

  • Switching characters or movesets: usually done from the character selection or loadout flow, if the game supports it.
  • Changing combat state: things like blocking, attacking, or stun are part of gameplay and depend on input timing and cooldowns, not a manual state switch.
  • Changing region/server: some players use “state” loosely to mean region or server, but that is a different setting entirely.

Practical answer

In most Roblox battlegrounds games, you can’t manually swap to an internal state the way a developer can in code. If you’re trying to change your character, move set, or server, look for the game’s menu, lobby, or server/region controls instead.

If you meant something else

“Switch states” could also mean one of these:

  • changing server/region,
  • changing character/moveset,
  • or a scripting question about Roblox Humanoid states.

If you meant the scripting side, Roblox’s built-in humanoid state system is handled by engine logic and developers often manage battleground combat with their own state controller instead.

TL;DR: for a player, there usually isn’t a direct “switch state” button in battleground games; it depends on whether you mean character, server, or combat mode.