Can’t login to play, “All tables are full >15 minutes” what gives? It started off at a minute, jumped to 5, and now >15…?
I couldnt even log in into battle net via americas. It said 320 min queue
Do you know if there’s some sort of compensation for this? Lmao.
This seems to be some kind of authentication issue according to Blizzard CS twitter. Other talks seem to suggest something caused by WoW Classic beta laucher or whatever. So I doubt there will be compensation in HS, as fault seems to not on the HS team (mind you, iirc, they did give out compensation when HS server was the problem). But who knows.
Okay, thank you. Guess I should have checked the twitter before posting. I don’t expect compensation or feel entitled to it, but who doesn’t like free things…?
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Just got kicked off.
Wow Blizz has really dropped the ball this week but no one is perfect. I just want to play already lol. I don’t think any compensation is necessary.
Where you at least able to login or did you wait for 15 minutes?
Lel Yea, no. Don’t expect anything. They uploaded the mobile update an entire day later than the pc version. They didn’t address the problem in anyway for 8hrs. Most people didn’t even know because they didn’t Tweet about it. Instead they posted in the forum on here instead of somewhere everyone could see it. No compensation for lost time was given, and this time it’s not the hearthstone teams fault so expect even more nothing this time.
i was log in playing adventure mode and finish a game. Got a black screen and tried logging back in, now i have to wait “15 minutes >”
Maybe if you’re lucky it’ll save your progress(:
Not him, but for me, I finished my daily on one of my account, tried to log in on my other account, saw 3 min wait time, waited, log in screen appeared (on my mobile), entered id, pw, then pops 15 min wait time.
So it’s not really about wait time. You won’t be able to play a game before Blizz fixes their id authentication problem.
Even more nothing is understandable. I don’t expect anything.
"Once again, a small indie company messed up just two lines of code.
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