Call of Duty was already one of the most popular multiplayer games to ever exist on the market with their yearly releases and their multiplayer option across all console generations since the PS2. The game is currently one of the most profitable games in Blizzard and Activision’s catalog and can be credited for keeping these cooperations afloat when there was an economic recession or when their other games were not doing so well. Call of Duty followed the BR craze and made the transition from Console to Mobile and is now one of the most popular games on both the Play Store and App Store. In this article, we are going to be taking a look at Call of Duty Mobile: How to check server status when servers are down.
Call of Duty mobile has millions of concurrent players that enjoy each experience that the game has to offer. Since it is a mobile game, it is more accessible as players do not have to own a console or PC to join and play. It is also more mobile with players joining to pass the time or just have fun when they are on a break. As such, a server crash for this game is counterintuitive to the dev studio’s profit schemes which rely on players buying skins and DLC. In this article, we are going to be looking at some of the methods to check for server failures in these games.
Call of Duty Mobile: How to check server status when servers are down?
Players have 2 options to check the server status of these games. In order to check the server status of COD Mobile, if the player suspects the game is down, they can either refer to the official Twitter handle of the game or they can rely on 3rd party websites that track servers’ status based on user reports and crash reports from the developers themselves. We recommend that players rely on the Twitter handle of the game and not 3rd party sources as Twitter is often more reliable and 100% accurate as the information comes from the developers or within the organization itself.
If the player is not able to get updates via Twitter as it is not real-time and there can be delays, they can look at reputed 3rd party websites that track the status of servers. These websites must have an easy-to-use report feature, in addition, to clearly published times of refreshes for their data and information as these tend to lend credibility to the website and as a consequence make it more reliable.
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