As of the publication of this article, Monday, December 13, 2021 at 14:400 p.m., Roblox is down due to outage issues – players attempting to access Roblox Experiences are likely encountering a XNUMX Bad Request error. Is this a connection error and how to fix it? Keep reading below to find out.
Connection timeout error
A connection timed out error usually indicates that Roblox is having issues as a whole, whether it means the platform is undergoing routine maintenance or its server is down, or the user trying to login. Accessing Roblox faces its own internet connection issues. .
An error caused by Roblox unfortunately cannot be fixed by a user. Instead, your best bet is to regularly check the Roblox status page for updates on the issue. If you believe the error is caused by your own internet connection, we suggest disconnecting and reconnecting to your wifi, then restarting your router if the problem persists.
Related: Why Can't I Log In to Roblox? All Roblox Login Errors, Explained
400 Bad Request Error
Simply put, a Bad Request error appears when a user tries to access a Roblox page and the request is read by Roblox servers as invalid or incorrect. For this reason, the request fails. Often this error appears because the content you are trying to reach no longer exists, meaning there is no valid or correct page to navigate to.
In some cases, however, Roblox servers encounter an issue that causes all requests to play incorrectly. When this happens, every page a user tries to access is falsely labeled as invalid and no longer accessible. When this happens, only Roblox can fix it – there's nothing that can be done from a user's perspective to improve the situation.
As mentioned above, we suggest keeping an eye on Roblox's Server Status page when outages like this occur. In the meantime, check out our article on games to play when Roblox is down.
Looking to catch up on some Roblox content while the site is down? Check out the Roblox section of the Pro Game Guides for news articles, code lists, guides, and more!
