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Elite Dangerous Servers Down (Again)
03-Jun-18 04:29 pm EDT
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As of ~4:15 p.m. EDT / ~3:15 p.m. CDT (North America), it looks as if Elite Dangerous servers have gone down unexpectedly. Within a couple of minutes of the outage, the support site broadcast an “Issues Detected” message, but no details were immediately available.
Updates to this story as they occur…
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UPDATE 04:35 p.m. EDT:
Service was restored.
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