Free Fire: FFIC Registration goes down due to overwhelming fan response

The upcoming Free Fire Indian Championship has received an overwhelming number of registrations, which has made the official website inaccessible for several players. The FFIC registrations went live on January 11, and within a couple of hours; the website became inaccessible for many because of high traffic. Since then, Garena has reduced the problems, but some players still might face trouble on the website.

Garena responds to the issue

Free Fire is one of the most popular mobile games right now, and its Esports scene is constantly growing. 2019 saw the first-ever Free Fire World Cup, which was a huge success, and continuing on the momentum, Garena has already announced the Free Fire Indian Championship 2020. Many competitive gaming enthusiasts showed up for the FFIC registration, which overloaded the website. However, Garena has noticed the issue, and it will be resolved for everyone soon.

The FFIC egistrations are open until January 26, so regardless of the issue, players have enough time to register. Free Fire Indian Championship will see top teams from the country battle out for a total prize pool of ₹39,00,000. The tournament is divided into three phases, and Garena is yet to reveal the exact dates, schedule, and location for the tournament, but expect it to arrive soon.