I feel like this made sense as a problem during the chess boom, but why now?
I've gotten them like 5 times in the past 3 days
Code is being updated all the time and sometimes new code can result in issues when running at scale. There can also be load issues on occasion, unexpected hardware issues, etc
Technology doesn't usually have 100% uptime. Most companies try for 99.999% but in complex environments that's sometimes not met
I feel like this made sense as a problem during the chess boom, but why now?
I've gotten them like 5 times in the past 3 days
Edit. Idk if my meme picture shows or not, but ironically could be the server. I'll leave my post up in case the server issue gets resolved.
hi mux
I don't know.
Ray Duque III, GMBD
I am facing server issues from the past 3 days. getting this error - "It's taking longer than usual to connect". Anybody else getting this problem. How to fix this?
i got problem with highest score stuck in 400 but i am 1300
i saw it in many new players the same problem
also my global percentage isnt working
Hope that will be fixed soon! We’re still seeing server errors in 2025 because even with advanced tech, issues like poor scaling, outdated architecture, or third-party API failures still happen. I’d recommend checking out Inoxoft IT services —they offer IT services that focus on stable, scalable systems, and I personally think they’re a smart choice if you're trying to avoid those problems.
it fixed 
not any more XD
I watched the recent State of chesscom and they were talking about the new server changes; long story short is that server issues are pretty much entirely fixed from now on due to many linked servers throughout the world. Here's the full State of chesscom:
I feel like this made sense as a problem during the chess boom, but why now?
I've gotten them like 5 times in the past 3 days