TWITTER is down tonight as gamers wait on a rumour that could see Call of Duty: Warzone 2 revealed by Activision.
Twitter servers are down right now, with thousands of reports coming in of login issues and tweeting problems.
Downdetector is currently tracking the outage and estimates a large issue is affecting Twitter users in the United States and Europe.
The company has not shared any news regarding what might have caused the outage or how long it might last.
But many gamers out there will be hoping it ends soon, as there are reports of a potential reveal happening today.
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Twitter Is Down Tonight
While gamers already know about what’s scheduled to launch later this month, new reports out today suggest that Call of Duty Warzone 2 is in development and reportedly landing this year.
There are even rumours that the game could be announced today, although that reveal could be made harder if Twitter isn’t working. A message from known leaker and game insider Tom Henderson has provided the latest on the situation.
This included claims that Warzone 2 could be announced shortly, although the way in which this will be handled is not certain. The full message from Henderson’s account on Twitter reads: “Unfortunately, I don’t know *exactly* what we’re getting today in regards to Warzone II.
“I expect it could just be a blog post announcing Warzone 2 is a thing with some details. There was no trailer or anything shown to the creators, so I’m not really expecting that.”
More on today’s Twitter outage is expected to be shared if it continues throughout the evening. Twitter is usually one of the more stable social media platforms, and large outages are much rarer than on Facebook and Instagram.
With this in mind, there is a good chance that the current outage will end before any potential news regarding Call of Duty: Warzone 2 is shared by Activision. And as noted by Henderson, the COD team could always choose to post no the Call of Duty Blog, avoiding any problems with Twitter.
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