Warzone 2 Server Queue Fix

Warzone 2 Server Queue Fix: Why Is It Taking So Much Time?

Looking for a Warzone 2 Server Queue fix is not how most players want to spend their game time. Unfortunately, the Server Queue can take a lot of time on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. Here’s how to fix it taking so long.

How to fix the Warzone 2 Server Queue taking too long

To fix the Warzone 2 Server Queue taking too long on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One, players should:

  • Wait the estimated time.
    • The time given at the bottom of the notification window tells players how long it will take.
    • If the estimated time passes, give it a few extra minutes. In our experience, this allows us access.
  • Be understanding of the situation.
    • The Server Queue usually only appears when there is extreme demand for the game.
    • If a new update has dropped, consider that a lot of other players are also trying to get online.
  • Restart the game.
    • Restarting the game forces it to resync with the game servers.
    • Though you might afraid of losing your place, we have found that restarting can sometimes bypass the queue entirely.
  • Check the game’s social media accounts for reports of any issues.
    • The Call of Duty and Raven Software Twitter accounts can be useful.
    • Downtime is often announced on these accounts, giving players a heads-up of any delays.

To see if this issue is something that the developers are working on, take a look at the official Warzone 2 Trello board.

If the above fixes don’t help, further assistance can be had by contacting Activision Support.

For more Warzone 2 guides, here’s how to fix the poor footstep audio. And here’s how to check Warzone 2 stats including KD ratio.

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