Players Cannot Do Dota 2 Matchmaking
Dota 2 and CS: GO players in eastern North America are experiencing a matchmaking problem that prevents them from entering the room. This is not because someone is trying to prank and cause trouble with a DDoS attack. According to the official Dota 2 Twitter account, the problem is with a broken cable somewhere.
The US East matchmaking server cluster is temporarily offline. There is a cut fiber cable causing a wide area outage in the hosting region. In the meantime we suggest queuing in other servers.
– DOTA 2 (@ DOTA2) July 29, 2021
In addition there are Twitter users wp494nerws who say that this problem also affects the Fortress 2 and CS: GO Team games, if you look at it, it looks like these games belong to Valve. Because of the problems that occurred, Valve did not remain silent, he gave suggestions for players to wait patiently or try to switch to another server for a while. However, if you try to play on another server, it seems that the players in that area will get a high latency (ping), which makes the playing experience often interrupted.
Until now there has been no further news regarding this problem, hopefully Valve will act faster and immediately fix this issue so that it returns to normal as before.
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