Having trouble playing the latest Activision battle royale? Check out our complete guide to solving the most popular problems with 'Call of Duty: Warzone.'
battle royale, has officially been released to the public. With 150 free-to-play soldiers dropping onto one giant map, the game is absolute chaos from start to finish. But some players have had trouble getting into matches, either because of lag or a problem with the download itself.During day one of Warzone's release, new users reported experiencing server issues and connectivity problems.
If you're already in Warzone, we've lowered the player count requirements needed to start a match. Staying in lobbies until they're full will help you find matches quicker.Many struggled to load into matches due to error screens. Connectivity issues remain a problem for some players, especially those who use AT&T as their internet service provider. Unfortunately, there isn't much you can do if your game won't load under these circumstances.
PSA: Last night, there appeared to be numerous issues with select AT&T internet users to connect to Warzone. The issue does appear to be resolved for many now.
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