The Finals open beta “Network error”: Possible fixes, reasons, and more

The Finals network error
How to fix “Network error” in The Finals (Image via The Finals)

The Finals open beta is having a fair bit of network and connectivity issues, with numerous players either being unable to enter the game or find a match with others. It’s one of the more annoying performance issues to deal with in the shooter, as there is no permanent solution that one can employ in order to solve it.

The error usually occurs when The Finals' servers themselves are down, facing connectivity issues, or seeing a massive surge of log-ins beyond capacity.

While there is no permanent fix, the community has come up with a few temporary workarounds that seem to work. Today’s The Finals guide will go over some of these solutions that you could try to deal with the network error in the shooter.


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How to potentially fix “Network error” in The Finals?

1) Try logging in at another time or play in a different region

You might be facing a network error because there is a considerable spike in the number of server log-ins that your region is experiencing. Hence, to be able to make your way into the game and find a match, you might want to start the game at another time when there is more server capacity or choose to matchmake in a different server.

If you are looking to matchmake in another region, you will need to go into settings and then change the matchmaking region to manual. Select the region that you want; however, do be wary of the latency, as the further away the server is from you, the higher the ping will be.


2) Check server availability

Also, the Finals' servers may be down for maintenance, causing you to encounter a network error in the game.

To check server availability, you might want to visit the game's official Twitter account (@reachthefinals) or Discord Server, where the developers are likely to update players on the performance issues the game is going through.


3) Restart your internet router

Your internet connection could be what is causing the network error. To fix it, you might want to change the gateway by restarting your router.

If the issue is still not fixed, and you are facing trouble with other multiplayer games, you might want to ring up your internet provider and register a complaint.


4) Wait for a fix

As mentioned previously, The Finals is facing performance issues on all fronts, and not all players are able to enjoy the open beta. As such, the developers will likely deploy a patch or a hotfix to deal with a majority of the problems within the game, so ensure to keep the shooter updated on your system.

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Edited by Ritoban "Veloxi" Paul
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