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I'm not completely sure of the mechanics but the two apps share the same DAVAproject resource files. The Apple app manages to synchronize the store files and so the Steam app doesn't need to. Or there was a connection problem with Steam, but not with Apple. Maybe Steam would have worked if I had waited for a better connection. IDK.
As far as I know the Microsoft and Steam apps also share resource files, but since I don't currently have a Windows computer I can't confirm that. The worst that can happen is that you spend some time downloading Blitz again and get back into the game.
So...I don't have a solution for this one. The only other solution I've heard was from someone who had been connecting through a VPN. When he connected normally the problem disappeared. If you do get it solved, please let me know what worked.
Best if you filed a ticket on Support's website and see what they say.
https://eu.wargaming.net/support/en/
https://na.wargaming.net/support/en/products/wotb
https://asia.wargaming.net/support/en/
Blocking an account is the first thing Wargaming does when they believe that an account has been hacked. It prevents the hacker from doing anything with the account while they investigate the situation and return the account to the proper owner. Check your e-mail and/or contact Support for the reasons.
It does seem strange that you would get that notice on the website and still be able to open the game. I think a block on a Wargaming account would block all of the games that are linked to it. Since any ban can be appealed I don't think an account ban would prevent you from contacting player support to make that appeal.
You may have connected to the website for the wrong region, the website's server may have been down for maintenance or there was an internet problem connecting to it. Check the links posted above and use the one that matches your region: EU, NA ASIA.
There's a few troubleshooting steps you could try; removing anti-virus interference, replacing corrupted cache and other resource files, repairing the app, and a clean reinstall of the game. Test your success at each step by trying to load the game.
The first is to eliminate any conflicts with your anti-virus program by changing your anti-virus program’s settings to exclude these:
Blitz
C:\Users\%username%\Documents\DAVAProject
C:\Users\%username%\Documents\packs
Second, verify file integrity in the Steam Library. Right mouse button on Blitz then select Properties/Local Files/Verify File Integrity. Then try the game and see if that helped
Next, delete both of these folders:
C:\Users\%username%\Documents\DAVAProject
C:\Users\%username%\Documents\packs
New copies will be downloaded when you reopen the game. You will lose your replays but you can save them by moving them out of the DAVAproject folder temporarily. Your settings may also be changed.
Finally, uninstall Blitz in your Steam Library and reinstall it. Together with the previous step this would be a clean reinstall that would replace everything.
There could be other causes too, but since Player Support is warning that replies are delayed by long queues trying a few things yourself might get you back in the game faster. Player Support can be contacted through their website:
https://eu.wargaming.net/support/en/
https://na.wargaming.net/support/en/products/wotb
https://asia.wargaming.net/support/en/