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Call of Duty servers are currently down: Here’s the latest

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As a seasoned gamer with countless hours logged into Call of Duty (COD), I find myself at a loss today, September 26. The sudden downtime of the COD servers has left me and millions of other players across the globe high and dry, unable to jump back into our virtual battlegrounds.

The Call of Duty servers are down as of September 26.

Based on information from Activision’s official site, Call of Duty (COD) servers are experiencing an outage as of September 26th. This issue affects several games in the Modern Warfare series, including Modern Warfare, Modern Warfare II, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone, across all platforms such as PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. At this time, Activision has not provided a statement regarding the outage, but many players have reported that they are unable to access the online servers for these games altogether. Here’s what we currently know about the situation.

Players worldwide report Call of Duty servers are down

At 10:20 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, Activision’s online services have been reporting issues with connectivity. They mentioned that they are currently investigating this problem. The image you see on their website shows that Modern Warfare, Modern Warfare II, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone are all offline across all platforms. With Season 6 of Modern Warfare III having launched just eight days ago, featuring Michael Myers, players are eager to resume play.

Normally, updates about ATVI (Activision) are shared on the ATVIAssist social media platform. But since September 24th, there have been no new posts. It seems likely that any future updates related to the ongoing issues with Call of Duty servers will appear on the X account instead. As an alternative, you can keep monitoring the server status by regularly visiting Activision’s official website.

When will COD servers come back online?

Sometimes, outages occur unexpectedly, and it’s unclear if Activision intentionally scheduled this maintenance. If they had, they would usually inform us about a maintenance window. This suggests an unforeseen server problem. Since then, Activision hasn’t provided any updates on their status website regarding the sudden shutdown of Call of Duty servers.

I’m sorry to say that we don’t have an immediate fix for the problem you’re experiencing. However, rest assured that we are working on a solution and will provide you with an update or at least a timeline as soon as possible. In the meantime, please keep checking back here for any new information until the server issues are resolved.

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2024-09-26 20:41

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