Call of Duty: servers are down all over the world, Activision is investigating

In these moments, the worldwide community of Call of Duty is continually reporting on all social networks around the web of the greats connectivity problems, which does not allow you to play any type of online match on all platforms. Activison at the moment it has already notified through its official profiles of these problems and at the moment it is doing everything possible to investigate and solve it as soon as possible. Mistakes don't seem to stop alone Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War, but they are also showing up on other chapters of the series such as Warzone, Modern Warfare o Black Ops IIII.

The first problems connecting to online matches started to show up during the early afternoon today, after several overseas players in the latest installment of the series began reporting frequent and seemingly unsolvable errors on Twitter. After a few hours, the official support site of the American publisher referred to the problem, reassuring their fans and enthusiasts that they are already working on find a solution to these connection problems as soon as possible and which are currently occurring investigating the cause of these constant errors. In the following hours the reports increased exponentially and other chapters of the series were also sued, including the highly played (and increasingly heavy file size) battle royale Warzone.

For now there seem to continue to be this type of connectivity problems, which despite researching the origin of these errors still does not seem to be able to completely resolve it. In case you would like to know as soon as possible when these errors will be resolved, please stay tuned to our pages, to know immediately if Activision will be able to to deal with this difficult problem which does not seem to find a solution and which is continuing to haunt all the most played titles of this historic brand.