Sudden Disconnection

[Predador-11860]

It happened so many times since i bought this game a year ago. I play on console, every time before going competitive i play 2-3 QP, i check my NAT and then i go, my PING is usually 20-27. All good, then i go competitive, we win the first round, second round is being hard, i have my ult, it’s almost 99% vs 99% capture, o get 3 with my ultimate, we’re going to win and…i disconnect, lost 50 sr 10 min ban and that’s it. Here’s the video:
PS: There’s a gap between the “https”, just crop the gap and the link will work

h ttps://xboxdvr.com/gamer/predador-player/video/56160573

Can blizz do anything about it? It makes me feel like, if i could go back in time i would let my team lose this round so I won’t take punishment.

And yes i managed to come back, wishing somehow i could not get a punishment. But no. Here’s the video of my comeback: h ttps://xboxdvr.com/gamer/predador-player/video/56160795

I got back and only saw victory on my screen, but felt more like a “F you”

Played the whole game, won the round with my ult, and lost 50 sr for a less than 30 seconds disconnection. There’s even a support service for that?

[Kaedi-11739]

Rejoining a game is only possible during certain phases of the game. If you leave a game either during the pre-game or during the first minute of the game, the game will automatically cancel (remember the 10 second rule does not apply to the leaver, but as a warning to other players that the match will cancel). You can rejoin the match during the initial hero selection screen if you are lucky enough to quickly reconnect though.

Otherwise, you can only rejoin any-time after one-minute of match time has passed up until the match completes. However you only have two minutes to do so without penalty. If you rejoin a match after two-minutes, you will still automatically be marked with a loss an be penalized with a -50 SR cut and a ten-minute suspension. This rule ensures that no one can abusive the leaver system by attempting to return to a match after deliberately leaving in order to avoid such penalties. Furthermore leaving three or more times in a single match will result in an automatic penalty. If you fail to return to a match by the time it ends normally (regardless of match result) you will be penalized.

Unfortunately all disconnections and game crashes counts as leaving the match and will be penalized appropriately. The game server has no way to discern a legitimate disconnection or game crash from one that is forcefully caused by a dishonest player to bypass leaver penalties. You can learn about this policy here:

Overwatch Technical Issues, SR Loss, and Leaver Penalties

Hey everybody, I wanted to take some time today to discuss Leaver Penalties and how they relate to Technical issues. We understand that leaver penalties are an annoying thing to experience. Technical issues can be complicated to troubleshoot. To add penalties to your account can seem like adding insult to injury. This isn’t our intent. The competitive penalty system may not be perfect, but there is reason behind it. When we created the leaver penalty system, we took in a lot of player feedbac…

Remember if you see the message, “Lost Connection to the Server” in the title screen or the message “Failed to Connect to Server” in red text in the text chat box, this means there is something that disrupted your connection to the game server and not a problem with the game server itself. There can be a variety of reasons this happens including those that don’t disconnect your computer from the Internet. There is great troubleshooting to start with that can most likely resolve most issues and I encourage you to check them out here:

Overwatch 2 Disconnection Problems

As always if nothing in that guide works, we can work to pinpoint the connection problem through a WinMTR test if you have a Windows computer on the same network as your Xbox.

WinMTR instructions:

1. Download WinMTR from http://winmtr.net/download-winmtr/ (Console players need a Windows Desktop Computer connected to the same network as their console to do this.)
2. Unzip the WinMTR.zip file to the Desktop.
3. Open the WinMTR folder and select the 32 or 64 bit version. Choose whichever one corresponds to your version of Windows.
4. Run the WinMTR.exe
5. Type the IP address you want to trace in the “Host” field. To get the correct IP you will actually need to open up the game and go Practice Vs AI or Quick Play and if you are on PC hit Ctrl+Shift+N and it will bring up the ingame network diagnostic graph, or go to Video > Options > Display Network Performance Graph if you are on any platform including Console. In the top left corner is the IP address you want to run WinMTR to.
   
   note When looking at the IP it will show up ingame as something like 12.34.56.78:12345. You will want to leave the last 5 digits and the colon at the end off and the IP you want to use is just the 12.34.56.78
6. Once you notice the connection issue while playing, play for about 6 more minutes, minimize the game and click on “Stop”.
7. Click on “Copy text to clipboard”, then return to this forum thread.
8. Type two sets of four squiggly lines and then paste the contents of the WinMTR test between: ~~~~ Paste WinMTR Test Results Here ~~~~

If in the event you can’t even connect to Overwatch and get into any game mode at all, please use one of the following IP addresses based on your geographical region:

• US West - 24.105.30.129
• US Central - 24.105.62.129
• Brazil - 54.207.107.12
• Europe - 185.60.114.159
• Europe - 185.60.112.157
• Korea - 211.234.110.1
• Taiwan - 203.66.81.98