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Discord confirms connection delays and missing channels

Discord acknowledges platform connection delays and large guild unavailability. The outage disrupts access for many users, including in prominent gaming servers.

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Discord confirms connection delays and missing channels
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Discord reports connection delays and missing channels in some servers, especially large guilds. Issues began before 3 pm ET, persist for users already connected, and affect servers like Larian Studios, Rusty Lake, and Helldivers. DownDetector notes some complaints easing as Discord investigates. This disrupts access for gaming communities.

Discord reports users facing delays connecting to the platform, along with issues accessing channels in some servers.

"We're aware of users experiencing delays connecting to the platform," Discord Support posted on X. "We are investigating and hope to have this resolved soon! We appreciate your patience."

Reports of trouble surfaced just prior to 3 pm ET, according to DownDetector. While some complaints are easing, connectivity problems continue.
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Discord's status page lists "delays connecting to the platform" and "issues with large guilds being unavailable."

Servers such as Larian Studios, Rusty Lake, and Helldivers show no channels available, even for already-connected users.
PC Gamer will update as the situation evolves.
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