Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is experiencing a frustrating issue preventing players from joining friends' matches. The "Join Failed Because You Are on a Different Version" error is plaguing many, but here's how to troubleshoot it.
Troubleshooting the Black Ops 6 "Join Failed Because You Are on a Different Version" Error
The error usually indicates an outdated game version. Returning to the main menu and initiating an update should resolve the problem. However, many players report this solution isn't always effective.
A simple game restart often forces the update process, resolving the version mismatch. While this temporarily interrupts gameplay, it's a quick fix. Ask your friends to wait briefly while the update completes.
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If the error persists after updating and restarting, try searching for a match. In some cases, initiating a match search allows friends to join the party, though it may require multiple attempts. This workaround, while less than ideal, provides a solution when other methods fail.
That's how to tackle the Black Ops 6 "Join Failed Because You Are on a Different Version" error.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone are currently available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
