also i lost all my campaign progress and portrait. and the map of custom game keep loading as hell.
that suggests that there is something wrong with your connection.
I’m having the same problem. Chat works but all other game modes fail to load, collection doesn’t show up, achievements doen’t show up, etc.
Howdy!
StarCraft II has multiple connections to the server this is a sign of a partial block. I would recommend to try the following steps to help resolve this issue:
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Power Cycle the home network’s modem and router to refresh the connection to all devices on the network and to the Internet Service Provider. Steps on how to do this can be found Here.
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Make sure any personal Anti-virus or firewall software on the system is setup to exclude the Blizzard application and Starcraft II. In some cases, it may be faster to temporarily uninstall the security application for troubleshooting. Reinstall once the issue has been resolved.
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Make sure the OS Firewall and the TCP/UDP ports are open for the game following the steps Here.
Thank you!
Okay, tried many things and I’m still locked out.
Power cycled the router;
Flushdns and chaged DNS (tried auto, google’s and OpenDNS);
Alowed the listed ports for SC2;
Turned off anti-viruses;
Put both bnet laucher and SC2 on “run as admin”;
Scan and repair SC2;
Rebooted everything.
I’m at a loss on what to try. It was working flawlessly until 2 days a go. Please help.
EDIT: It still wasn’t working earlier today, but I just got home from work and it runs fine now. Didn’t do anything it just fixed itself. Hooray I guess.
Im having the same issue years later. I havnt played in a long time reinstalled and cant play anything but the campaign. Ive done all the suggested fixes but still not working. Wondering if anyone found a solution to this?
Having the same issue, just started 2 days ago. Already tried all the recommended fixes.
Subject: StarCraft II cannot connect after match is found
Game: StarCraft II
Platform: PC
Region: america
Issue:
I can log into StarCraft II normally and start matchmaking. The search begins and it finds a match, but when the game tries to connect, I get this message:
“There was a problem connecting to the game. Please try again later.”
What I already tested:
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Changed Battle.net region
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Tried a phone hotspot
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Ran Scan and Repair
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Reset/renamed the Documents\StarCraft II folder
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Relaunched Battle.net and logged out/in again
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Checked Resource Monitor
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The problem happens after a match is found, not at login
Extra notes:
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Changing region had no effect
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Hotspot had no effect
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This suggests it may not be my home router or ISP
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In Resource Monitor, SC2.exe was listening on ports like 6119, 6127, and 6135
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I could not see port 6112 in use
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The failure happens at the handoff into the actual game session
Please check whether this is an account-specific or backend issue on my SC2 account and advise next steps.
me too, I’ve tried every technique humankind has developed since the Stone Age, and nothing has changed.
This is a Blizzard problem. It started around a week ago and only seems to affect sc2. Other games, Blizzard or not, continue to work perfectly.
After launching SC2 when you get to the main UI screen with all the tabs for campaign, co op, custom, etc, everything loads really slowly like the servers are struggling real hard to send over the information. You go to the custom tab and all the lobbies are blank spinning like they’re trying to load. Click on the arcade sub tab and all the maps struggle to load. Like it gets there eventually but it’s blatantly obvious something is wrong.
And the best part is that exiting SC2 causes the entire computer to lock up forcing a restart. Again this only started happening in the last week or so and only applies to SC2 and nothing else.
In digging into it further it looks like it’s not a server issue either. SC2 is doing something weird when it comes to the CPU. Like it’s not utilizing all the cores or something for a bit. There is no issue as far as gameplay, it works fine like it always has. It’s solely with the loading of the various UI menus as described in the post above. I did notice in task manager that CPU usage would be in like the 6-16% range, then suddenly spike to 100% for a second or two before dropping back down.
The CPU doesn’t do this for any other game or activity, including the actual gameplay of SC2. I play SC2 most days and everything was fine until about a week ago so I don’t understand what changed.
why yall necroing a dead post with something totally unrelated to the op post that is from 2019.
Because Google search results said this was from 6 days ago and I assumed it was correct and didn’t look at the actual post dates. My bad.