If there is one thing I enjoy in gaming, it's getting behind the helm of my sloop and spending a pleasant afternoon on the ocean in Sea of Thieves. The developer Rare is constantly updating the game with new content, giving me and my friends plenty of opportunity to live the pirate life. However, with these updates can come errors, which are a huge bummer, including the Llamabeard error. This left me looking to the horizon for a fix to the Llamabeard error in Sea of Thieves.
How to fix the Sea of Thieves Llamabeard error - Sea of Thieves servers are temporarily unavailable
The Llamabeard error occurs when Sea of Thieves services are temporarily unavailable. Other error codes that can pop up when Sea of Thieves is down are Coralbeard and Obsidianbeard. When you encounter this error, there is typically nothing you can do. However, you can try the following solutions, just be prepared if it does not work.
- Restart Sea of Thieves.
- Restart your internet.
- Uninstall and reinstall Sea of Thieves.
Once players have checked that their own connection is good, they can check the Game Status Page to see if the servers are up. If not, Rare usually provides an explanation as to what is going on and an ETA for their return.
What causes the Sea of Thieves Llamabeard error?
Typically, this error is caused by the servers. This means the issue is on Rare's side, and there is nothing you can do but be patient. Updates may cause this, especially if it is a large update. An overwhelming number of players entering the game at one time may also cause the Llamabeard error to occur. Unfortunately, you'll simply have to be patient until the servers are back online.
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Christian has been playing games since he could hold a controller in the late 80s. He's been writing about them for nearly 15 years for both personal and professional outlets. Now he calls Pro Game Guides home where he worships at the altar of Destiny 2.