Marvel Rivals 2103: Server Shutdowns Due to ‘Operation Frequency Too High’ Error – NetEase’s Official Response

Marvel Rivals players are currently facing error code 2103, known as Operation Frequency Too High. This problem prevents many from queuing into the game.

It’s not entirely clear what’s causing this issue, but it seems to impact numerous players on servers across North America, Asia, and Europe.

Players on all platforms—PC, Xbox, and PS5—are experiencing this 2103 error.

NetEase, the game’s developer, has acknowledged the issue and is actively working on a solution.

In the official Rivals Discord channel, a NetEase representative named rivals_james confirmed that fixing the 2103 error is a “top priority.”

Hey Rivals! @Game News

We’ve noticed some unusual server issues and are currently looking into them as a top priority. Thanks for your understanding, and we’ll keep you posted with any updates! Ignite the battle!

Rivals had a similar error two months ago, which also caused server downtime.

For a complete fix to error 2103, Marvel Rivals players will need to wait for NetEase to stabilize the servers. No universal solution is available right now.

Players who manage to bypass the 2103 error face another issue: unpredictable queue times.

Some Rivals players on Reddit suggest that repeatedly pressing the matchmaking button might help get into a game.

This tip works for a few, but many players are still struggling with the 2103 error.

These players will have to continue waiting for a network patch from NetEase.

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