The PUBG: New State “Server not responding” error is appearing for some unlucky players. The full error message for the new PUBG game reads: “Notice: Server not responding. Please try again later.” and gives players the options of either “Back to Sign-In” or “Retry.” The error appears on both Android and iPhone (iOS) versions of the game. Thankfully, there are some workarounds. Here is how to fix the PUBG: New State “Server not responding” error.
PUBG: New State “Server not responding” error fix
To fix the PUBG: New State “Server not responding” error, players will want to:
- Select “Retry.”
- Often, this error pops up once and doesn’t appear again. It’s simply a hiccup in the connection to the server.
- Close and reopen the game.
- Completely close the game down/swipe it away and then reopen it.
- Ensure that the game servers are live.
- Check the official Twitter account for mentions of downtime and/or scheduled maintenance.
- Ensure your internet connection is stable.
- Using WiFI where possible, make sure the internet connection to your device is strong.
- Close any apps that could be using resources.
- Other apps that are downloading in the background can negatively impact performance. Close them.
- Reboot your device.
- Completely rebooting your device can help fix many issues, especially if you recently updated it.
The above fixes should fix the PUBG: New State server error that pops up. Failing that, the best option is to wait for the game to receive a new update.
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