Question 1

Why can't I access Battle.net?

Accepted Answer

If Battle.net appears up in our check but you can't reach it, try: clearing browser cache, flushing DNS (ipconfig /flushdns or sudo dscacheutil -flushcache), switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data, or disabling your VPN.

Question 2

How do I check if Battle.net is down?

Accepted Answer

Visit the Battle.net page on WebsiteDown for a server-side HTTP probe of battle.net. We also scan social media, news, and status pages for outage signals.

Question 3

Is it just me or is Battle.net down for everyone?

Accepted Answer

We check battle.net with a server-side HTTP probe. If our check shows the site is up but you can't access it, the issue is likely on your end — try clearing your cache, switching networks, or restarting your device.

Question 4

What should I do if Battle.net is down?

Accepted Answer

Check the Battle.net status page at https://battlenet.statuspage.io for server and service incidents Check your internet connection and run a speed/latency test at fast.com Disable VPN if you're using one — gaming services can block or throttle VPN traffic

Question 5

Will I lose game progress if Battle.net goes down?

Accepted Answer

Most modern games auto-save, but an outage mid-session could affect unsaved progress. If Battle.net is experiencing issues, finish your current session before starting new activities.

Question 6

Can I play Battle.net games offline during an outage?

Accepted Answer

Some Battle.net titles support offline play, but online-only games require a connection. Check individual game settings for offline mode availability.

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