Tweet
Titanfall multiplayer hit by 'No Server Found'
By GaryOPA
Xbox Live connected and working, but Titanfall was coming up 'No Server Found' as it uses the awesome power of Cloud to find your team mates to game online with, and it was DOWN today![/i]
For a few hours today, Twitter and Facebook pages were going crazy as online gamers were greeted by 'No Server Found', even tho their Xbox Live was working and other online games connected no problems, the new fancy Cloud-Powered Titanfall, was in FAIL mode today!
Microsoft has confirmed a flaw in Titanfall, the futuristic first-person shooter exclusive to Windows, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, which has stopped players from connecting to multiplayer servers.
Titanfall's matchmaking system - which finds players and places them into games together - runs on Microsoft's Xbox Live Compute Cloud.
A flaw in this system has resulted in players receiving "No Server Found" errors, despite being connected to Xbox Live. The same problem also affects the Windows port, which uses the same servers for matchmaking and selected other Xbox One games.
Microsoft has confirmed there is a problem, but has made changes to the way the system operates to fix the flaw. At the time of writing the system was back up and running but it isn't yet known if the same issue is likely to occur again.
Good to know it was only a 'flaw', but now we know if the 'Clouds have gone Dark and are Raining'...
'Logoff and go Outside and Play'...
As you will not be able to enjoy your Titanfall without the 'Awesome Power of the Cloud' to find your online gaming buddies out there.
By GaryOPA
Xbox Live connected and working, but Titanfall was coming up 'No Server Found' as it uses the awesome power of Cloud to find your team mates to game online with, and it was DOWN today![/i]
For a few hours today, Twitter and Facebook pages were going crazy as online gamers were greeted by 'No Server Found', even tho their Xbox Live was working and other online games connected no problems, the new fancy Cloud-Powered Titanfall, was in FAIL mode today!
Microsoft has confirmed a flaw in Titanfall, the futuristic first-person shooter exclusive to Windows, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, which has stopped players from connecting to multiplayer servers.
Titanfall's matchmaking system - which finds players and places them into games together - runs on Microsoft's Xbox Live Compute Cloud.
A flaw in this system has resulted in players receiving "No Server Found" errors, despite being connected to Xbox Live. The same problem also affects the Windows port, which uses the same servers for matchmaking and selected other Xbox One games.
Microsoft has confirmed there is a problem, but has made changes to the way the system operates to fix the flaw. At the time of writing the system was back up and running but it isn't yet known if the same issue is likely to occur again.
Good to know it was only a 'flaw', but now we know if the 'Clouds have gone Dark and are Raining'...
'Logoff and go Outside and Play'...
As you will not be able to enjoy your Titanfall without the 'Awesome Power of the Cloud' to find your online gaming buddies out there.