And, can't reinstall Teredo as it doesn't exist in Device Manager, nor in Legacy hardware anymore. And, oddly, if I click "check again" at the same time I click host a game - then it DOES make an attempt and hangs at "Creating lobby" until I force close. Simmonds fight rangers, Cuddle the cat daily beast, Best game pc 2013, Showstars gala custom, Prince hans frozen. Even with my device in the DMZ and zero ports being blocked. NAT Special Behaviour : UPNP: No, PortPreserving: Yesīut still not working. Then it fails sometime later, I assume shut down due to no use until it's triggered again. I run the check again over and over, no issues. I run "Fix it" and it suddenly shows good. When I check in Xbox networking, it's still doing that fun thing where every other time it shows an issue. Then I need to go in and delete the Maine folder to get back to a state it can log in as.
OPENLIEROX CANNOT JOIN GAME UPDATE
I click check again and it's good for another hour.Īnd as an update - if I run the game as an admin? I can't log in. So I have to ask here, as I've seen others have it - has anything changed on Microsoft/Obsidian side here? Did the game get dropped for priority when it comes to hosting/multiplayer access due to player counts or some other stuff? As I stated, if I did "check again" - sometimes it shows it can't connect to that Terepy or whatever service, but "server connectivity" shows connected. Not exactly sure what can be tried as I CAN host other game servers, including on my game server.
Just in case though, I added the ports to port forward and even tried DMZ (as stated). Network has not changed at all since last time it worked (before the Koi update, but now the group finally had time to try it). I can't host any games, shows as "cannot connect to multiplayer". I'll try to improve the channel as it goes on, if the project is a success. But this seems to be going on and off randomly without any changes on my side. Xbox networking shows multiplayer NAT type moderate, server connectivity as connected.
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