World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where World of Warcraft users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with World of Warcraft, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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World of Warcraft is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game released in 2004 by Blizzard Entertainment. It is the fourth released game set in the fantasy Warcraft universe, which was first introduced by Warcraft: Orcs & Humans in 1994.

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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Southwark, England 2
Los Angeles, CA 2
Greenville, SC 1
Washington, D.C., DC 1
Jerez de la Frontera, Andalucía 1
Barrington, RI 1
Florence, Toscana 1
Schalksmühle, NRW 1
Feldkirch, Vorarlberg 1
Maxhütte-Haidhof, Bavaria 1
Brisbane, QLD 1
Sunnyside, WA 1
Stoke-on-Trent, England 1
Munich, Bavaria 1
Stare Babice, Województwo Mazowieckie 1
Beaumont, TX 1
Pontivy, Bretagne 1
Hénin-Beaumont, Hauts-de-France 1
Istanbul, İstanbul 1
Barry, Wales 1
Baccarat, ACAL 1
Chartres, Centre-Val de Loire 1
Paris, Île-de-France 1
Hudson, WI 1
Bamberg, Bavaria 1
London, England 1
Queen Creek, AZ 1
Leeds, England 1
Johnstown, PA 1
Las Vegas, NV 1

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World of Warcraft Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Radish_Doctor Doctor (@Radish_Doctor) reported

    @Asmongold @Warcraft It's literally all the execs know how to do though; just bypass the actual problem and distract with something else (inexpensive, and has a track record of working for Blizzard's audience)

  • SteelPhoenix78 SteelPhoenix78 (@SteelPhoenix78) reported

    @Warcraft Good, but you’re gonna need to do a *LOT* more than this to have any hope whatsoever of earning people’s trust back. Company leadership at all levels needs to acknowledge the problem and clean house, and they need to do it now.

  • MegaNerd18 MegaNerd20 (@MegaNerd18) reported

    @Warcraft I don't really recall there ever being anything in either that's really a problem. Be careful to not be too reactive because you may do more harm than good.

  • Brewclub2 Brewclub (@Brewclub2) reported

    @Warcraft A lot of hard work ahead don’t take too long to reflect. The problems are pretty obvious. Good and fair work environment is the first step. But a lot of companies seem to be too focused on that they forget the second part.. making good products for their customers again.

  • Felaryn Felaryn (@Felaryn) reported

    @Warcraft This is great but removing NPCs and references doesn't fix the real problems faced by real people. Should it still happen? Yes, especially when the situations happened internally at Blizzard but the best way to regain everyone's trust and back your words is with real action.

  • ScottLe87512961 Scott (@ScottLe87512961) reported

    @Warcraft These the same devs who were tweeting that toxic players were part of the problem? Toxic players dont make you crawl drunk under the chairs of women who work there. Maybe gets rid of the terrible people there first.

  • Goddess_Maxwell Juno Maxwell (@Goddess_Maxwell) reported

    @Warcraft Male feminists in the gaming industry are the real problem not gamers.

  • Lunacy30964935 Lunacy (@Lunacy30964935) reported

    @theaccolonn @Warcraft It's gonna be pogchamp all over again, it won't fix anything and will just piss off a lot of veterans.

  • skramblz Skramblz (@skramblz) reported

    @KillahKinng @Warcraft No. Fix game first.

  • VoljinThoughts Tom Conway (@VoljinThoughts) reported

    Here's how you fix #worldofwarcraft 1. Hire devs that care more about the work than ******* coworkers 2. No new systems 3. Release a raid, a few dungeons/a mega dungeon, and ffs a new bg every few patches. That's it. That's all we want. Get back to basics and be decent people.

  • James94917817 James (@James94917817) reported

    @Warcraft If women have a problem they shouldnt be working for the company or playing the game. Its simple instead you cater to them and ruin your game

  • DireravenDenial DireravenDenial (@DireravenDenial) reported

    @Warcraft All the words here mean nothing if no real action is taken that we as paying customers can see you still have a serious court case on the way. Do not be assuming we all buy it actions speak louder than words. We the public are no fools nor will we suffer them either. Fix it!

  • wintermute787 Wintermute (@wintermute787) reported

    @Gebirges @Neeko2loTV @Warcraft Dude...no. its far beyond "trying to fix the issue." These ******** knew about this...for YEARS, and did nothing. It's time they make some actual change and not by just removing some dumbass NPCs. The time for "trying" is long past. It's time to ACT.

  • Seanbo124 Nick - SticksVGC (@Seanbo124) reported

    @Warcraft More PR bullshit. Take responsibility you asshats. And fix everything you let happen and then some. Saying you're sorry like the BP oil spill isn't doing anything and won't stop you from getting sued.

  • FiiOniS Diosadruida (@FiiOniS) reported

    @Warcraft What you need to apply is RL action, forget about gameplay and in-game problems, solve your situation in your work environment. Harrasment is not cool and can't be tolarated. Justice for those females who worked for you.

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