The "No Connection" notice will appear when our servers try to connect to your device but receive no response. This can happen when:
- Your device lost its connection. If your Internet connection drops for a few seconds, your device will lose connection to our servers.
- You have left the Woody Battle app. Leaving the Woody Battle app or switching apps at any point during your match will interrupt the connection.
Woody Battle requires a strong and stable internet connection as it is a 100% online game.
It is important to remember that although your network speed may be fast, there are instances where the internet connection might have slight fluctuations, even if your device shows full Wi-fi or mobile data bars.
Please note that the "Reconnecting" message indicates that your device has lost connection to our servers and your opponent is waiting for you to re-join.
WHAT CAN I DO TO PREVENT CONNECTION ERRORS?
Following the advice below should help to ensure that your time out on the battlefield remains uninterrupted:
1. Make sure that your device is connected to a strong and stable Wi-Fi or 3G/4G connection from a good service provider. Tip: Make sure you DO NOT have both Wi-Fi and cellular (3G or 4G) on during the game. If you do, turn off one of them.
2. Make sure that you are not leaving the app or switching apps at any point during the match.
It is important to remember that although your network speed may be fast, there are instances where the internet connection might have slight fluctuations, even if your device shows full Wi-fi or mobile data bars.
Please note that the "Reconnecting" message indicates that your device has lost connection to our servers and your opponent is waiting for you to re-join.
WHAT CAN I DO TO PREVENT CONNECTION ERRORS?
Following the advice below should help to ensure that your time out on the battlefield remains uninterrupted:
1. Make sure that your device is connected to a strong and stable Wi-Fi or 3G/4G connection from a good service provider. Tip: Make sure you DO NOT have both Wi-Fi and cellular (3G or 4G) on during the game. If you do, turn off one of them.
2. Make sure that you are not leaving the app or switching apps at any point during the match.