South Park: Phone Destroyer connection errors, invalid battle results, & slow loading issues acknowledged

Developed by Ubisoft, South Park: Phone Destroyer is a popular real time strategy collectible card game based on the American adult animated sitcom.

Developed for both Android and iOS devices, the game allows players to join the iconic characters from the show in epic card battles against other players.

However, some players have reported (1, 2, 3, 4) encountering connection errors, receiving invalid battle results, and experiencing slow loading times.

Here are some reports for reference:

im so fucking PISSED rn. every single pvp game where im close to winning it disconnects. i swear im gonna quit playing if this doesnt get fixed. (Source)

Everyone’s saying it’s the Ubisoft Connect Servers, and on the website it says “We know people are having connectivity problems and we’re working on finding the problem” or something like that (Source)

One of the issues players are facing in South Park: Phone Destroyer is connection errors.

These errors prevent players from connecting to the game servers. As a result, they are unable to access the game. Another problem reported by players is receiving invalid battle results.

In addition to connection errors and invalid battle results, some players have also noticed slow loading times while launching the game or transitioning between different settings.

Thankfully, the support team has acknowledged all of these issues with the game and said that they are actively investigating them. However, they didn’t provide any ETA for the fix.

Unfortunately, we haven’t come across any potential workaround that can resolve these issues. Hence, you’ll have to wait until devs come up with a definitive fix.

Rest assured, we will keep tabs on the latest developments and inform you as and when we come across anything noteworthy.

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