Garena announced that the Free Fire (FF) Advance Server is officially open. Register now and get hundreds to thousands of free diamonds.
"The second wave of advanced servers is here and will open soon. Come on for those of you who want to experience the latest updates, on Free Fire on the Advanced Server, don't miss it to register yourself now!," Garena Free Fire wrote on social media.
The developer also added, for Bug Hunters, they have the opportunity to get Diamond prizes. With a note, if you find various kinds of bugs in Advanced Server FF, quoted by us, Thursday (6/1/2021).
Based on the information disclosed, the server is open from January 6 to January 13 next. Where players can experience a variety of new features, such as pets, characters or weapons that have not been released on the original server later.
"Let's join right away and click this link https://ff-advance.ff.garena.com/ or you can also swipe up via Instagram story and register right away!," wrote Garena Free Fire.
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If Survivors are impatient and want to join immediately, but are still confused about how to register. You can follow the following method. No need to worry, the steps to follow are quite easy.
How to Register Advance Server FF
Make sure the player is logged in to a Facebook account on Google.
Visit the official website or directly click on the following link: Advance Server FF.
Then press the Facebook Login button. Make sure the Facebook account you enter on the site is similar to the one on Google. If it is different, a failed statement will appear.
Fill in the personal data listed, starting from your full name, email and active phone number.
Click Join Now.
Next, you will enter a new page, then just press the Download Apk button.
The final step, install and can be enjoyed.
A little information, make sure players get the activation code in the registered email. Its function is so that Survivors can access the FF Advaced Server. For prizes from Bug Hunting, which is to get a number of diamonds. Garena itself has prepared as many as 3,000, 2,000, 1,000 and 100 diamonds.
