Jump Force maintenance is frustrating players right now, with them wanting to jump right back into the Shonen Jump game. You turn on the game to play a few rounds online, and bam, you’re hit with the message that the game is currently undergoing maintenance. Why is there Jump Force maintenance? Is there anything you can do to stop it from happening? Read on for the rundown on what maintenance is in Jump Force and what you can do.
Jump Force Maintenance | Why is there maintenance?
Jump Force isn’t the only game that goes through the odd spell of maintenance. Typically, it means one of two things. Either the game’s servers are temporarily down for changes, upgrades, or is currently unstable for any reason. That or a new update is being introduced or has just gone live and is being fed through the game’s servers. No matter what the reason, though, a game’s servers going down for maintenance is always annoying.
Unfortunately, you can’t do anything about it. If Jump Force is undergoing maintenance, you won’t be able to play it online at the very least. To make matters worse, you will have to shelve any plans you had of playing the game while maintenance is ongoing. There is nothing you can do to stop it.
How long will Jump Force maintenance last?
While Jump Force going down for maintenance is understandably an annoyance, thankfully, it should never last too long. Typically speaking, when a game’s servers go down for maintenance, they should be back up within a few hours at most. Unfortunately, server maintenance can take up to a few hours, but you will just have to find something else to do in the meantime. Sorry.
It can be the case, too, that a server will go down for maintenance for a few hours on consecutive days, or even over a weekend. In any case, you’re best off keeping an eye on Bandai Namco’s social media accounts for any word on maintenance downtime.
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Every Jump Force Hero Explained
So, you're new the world of anime? You can't tell the difference between a Goku and a Gon, but you're still interested in the bombastic combat of Jump Force? No worries! Just page through this quick guide to get up to speed on the basics of every heroic character in the game. -
Goku
Goku is a Saiyan warrior from the legendary Dragon Ball series. His hair-raising Super Saiyan form changes his hair color and greatly enhances his power. While he's a proficient martial artist, he has been known unleashes energy blasts from time to time. He's also probably the inspiration for half of the rest of this list. -
Piccolo
Goku's alien ally, Piccolo, was originally the son of a demon king come to kill the Saiyan warrior. He eventually discovered that he was from another planet and ventured to his homeworld to discover his roots. His defining traits in later years is his fatherly instinct, providing a good role model to Goku's sons. -
Naruto Uzumaki
Over the course of his adventure, we see ninja extraordinaire Naruto Uzumaki grow from a teen with big dreams to a powerful ruler of his people. He has the power of the nine-tailed fox sealed within him, which eventually lets him transform into various powerful forms as he defends the Leaf Village. -
Monkey D Luffy
Luffy is a pirate captain who ate the "Devil Fruit" and gained the ability to stretch his limbs at the cost of losing the ability to swim. Despite this setback, he ventured out to become a pirate captain and gain the One Piece, a legendary treasure hidden on the Grand Line. -
Yugi Moto
Yugi Moto is a high school student who solved the Millenium Puzzle. That awakened the spirit of an Egyptian pharaoh within him and let him become really good at children's card games. While he doesn't have any innate fighting abilities, he'll be able to summon his Dark Magician monster card in battle. -
Yusuke Urameshi
Yusuke is a 14-year-old street brawler who dies while saving a child from oncoming traffic. In return for his altruism, he becomes a Spirit Detective, gaining the ability to blast his spirit energy in both fist and finger gun forms. Despite being a detective, he's generally more prone to speaking with his fists. -
Ichigo Kurosaki
Ichigo befriends Rukia, a Soul Reaper patrolling the city next to his mother's grave. Rukia gives him reaper powers and a huge sword, and he's off fighting Hallows and defending the recently deceased. His travels eventually take him to the spirit world to fight the corrupt elements of Heaven's hierarchy. -
Kenshin Himura
Living in the Meiji period of Japanese history, Kenshin is a wandering samurai with an X shaped scar who aims to help those in need. Because of his bloody past as a dog of the military, he wields a reverse blade sword, which limits him to only injuring his opponents. -
Gon Freecss
Stepping into the world to seek the whereabouts of his father, Gon is a rookie Hunter looking to prove himself. In his world, Hunters are elite members of society who seek out lost treasures and individuals. Gon is extremely confident and possesses inhuman senses, but he's not great at math. -
Asta
Asta is an orphan left under the care of a church. They raise him to be a Magic Knight, a mystic warrior who protects the Clover Kingdom. He eventually gains the Black Asta form, which covers one of his arms in black magic and gives him a stylish one-winged angel look.
