The Little Tina’s Wonderland server status is unfortunately messy. Tini Tina’s March 25 release date was followed by a lot of issues and server issues with a typical gearbox.
At 10:08 p.m. ET on March 26, SHiFT Status, the company responsible for maintaining the Gearboxes servers, took to Twitter to acknowledge public outrage at the online connectivity issues plaguing Tiny Tina Wonderland. “The team is currently working on connectivity issues with SHiFT cross-references causing players to disconnect,” ShiFT said.
The team is currently working on reporting issues with SHiFT crossplay causing players to disconnect.
ing @SHIFTstate for updates.
– SHiFT status (@SHiFTstatus) March 26, 2022
The comments for this announcement were again a typical mix of gear boxing with a mixture of disappointment, apathy and fan support. Server issues plagued players on Saturday, with persistent Twitter posts reassuring fans that the issues would be resolved, and more outraged fans that they were disappointed not to be playing with their friends. Clarification of the issues began around 5 p.m. ET, similar to the last update, with some of the Twitter comments confirming that they were finally able to go live.
Tiny Tina has become a fan favorite of the original Borderlands games for its humor, gameplay, and art style. But despite all its positive qualities, gamers don’t have unlimited patience, especially with a controversial company like Gearbox. The full-fledged game already comes with a huge amount of DLC and content, and fans rightly expect at least a good server connection. If this is finally resolved after the initial path delays, it remains to be seen if these issues persist.
Source : dbl tap
