While some users are enjoying the game without issue, some players are seeing the PUBG: New State “Unstable connection” error popping up on both iPhone (iOS) and Android. The full error message reads: “Alert: Unstable connection. Please restart the game. [14].” This new PUBG game error is especially annoying as it can pop up at any time, even during a match that players have already connected to. Having this kind of problem halting battle royale matches is no fun. Thankfully, there are some workarounds. Here’s how to fix the PUBG: New State “Unstable connection” error.
PUBG: New State “Unstable connection” error fix
To fix the PUBG: New State “Unstable connection” error, players will want to:
- Restart the game.
- Follow the instructions onscreen and restart the game.
- Check to make sure the game servers are live.
- Checking the PUBG: New State official Twitter for any downtime messages is a good idea.
- Make sure you have a stable internet connection.
- Ensure that any downloads are paused and connect to WiFi, if possible.
- Close other apps that may be using internet bandwidth.
- Mobile apps can use resources in the background. Close as many apps as possible.
- Reboot your device.
- Whether it’s an iPhone or Android device, rebooting can help solve the issue.
The fixes listed above should stop the PUBG: New State connection error across both iPhone and Android. If those fail, then the next best step is to wait for an official update to the game. Here’s hoping that is deployed sooner rather than later!
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