Many users online are reporting issues when trying to playCall of Duty: Warzoneand theModern Warfaremultiplayer. It appears as though these technical issues started late last night and have continued into the morning, with at least 3,000 players reporting issues with the games within the last hour.
So far, Activision itself has yet to acknowledge the issues people are having with it comes playingCall of Duty: WarzoneandModern Warfareonline. It’s possible that the company just isn’t aware of the problem yet, or maybe it’s trying to figure out what’s wrong first. In any case, there are many disgruntledCall of Duty: Warzoneplayers complaining about the issues online, with many of them running into the same error message: “Connection Failed - Unable to Access Online Services.”
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IfActivisiondoes acknowledge the issues withCall of Duty: WarzoneandModern Warfare, fans shouldn’t expect the company to provide details as to what’s wrong. Usually whenever online gaming services go down, companies remain quiet on the reason why, and there’s no reason to assume that this will be any different. If the problems persist, however, fans can at least expect Activision to release a statement about it on social media and keep them updated until the problem is fixed.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis generating significant buzz at the moment, and perhaps an influx of players is causing the connectivity issues. For the uninitiated,Call of Duty: Warzonefinally opened its bunkersin the latest update, progressing one of the game’s main mysteries. It stands to reason that many players, including lapsed ones, have decided to jump intoWarzoneto explore these bunkers and hunt for secrets, especially since they may have huge implications for the future of the franchise.
TheCall of Duty: Warzonebunkers are interesting because they hint at changes to the battle royale map, but they’re also interesting because fans think they are leading up to a reveal ofCall of Duty 2020. Reports indicate thatCall of Duty 2020will be calledCall of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, and thatWarzonewill be used to reveal it. Considering this, it’s no wonderCall of Dutyfans are excited to search theWarzonebattle royale map for more clues.
Unfortunately, theCall of Duty: Warzoneserver connectivity issues are keeping most players from doing that right now. We will update this post as soon as Activision confirms that theCall of Duty: WarzoneandModern Warfareserver issues have been resolved.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
