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Disconnect.png (80,111 bytes) |
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Can you share a screenshot of the last packets seen in your Wireshark trace, making sure to filter it so only packets to/from 51.91.215.12 are shown? It would help to see if you're seeing FIN or RST from the game server. |
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Here is a screenshot of the last packets for 51.91.215.12 from a fresh disconnect. WireShark Log.png (115,367 bytes) |
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And from the other direction. WireShark Log 2.png (112,683 bytes) |
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Probably would have helped to show it as the linear back and forth. WireShark Log 3.png (114,825 bytes) |
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Could you select line (6104) and check what it says? Black usually indicates some kind of packet error or other anomaly, the fact that occurs right before the disconnect is slightly suspicious. |
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Done. WireShark Log 4.png (77,863 bytes) |
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Any update on this? The issue calmed down for about a week or so, but now is back to constantly disconnecting me every few minutes. Can my account on the server be checked/rebuilt? |
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Though I suspected this would have no effect, installed new network card and drivers. No change. Any help? |
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Sorry for the late response. Have you tried this through a vpn? If not could you email me the wireshark dump to maxhayman@returnofreckoning.com please. |
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Max, thank you for the response. Yes, I typically play with a VPN and have tested with and without the VPN active. There doesn't seem to be any difference in the random server disconnects. I get at minimum one disconnect a few minutes after every login. On good days that's it and I can continue to play fine until I need to relog or change characters, then I will have at least one server disconnect again. On bad days it's a constant stream of disconnects every few minutes with no apparent in-game trigger. I created a new Wireshark tracking file over the past weekend while connected through a VPN and e-mailed it to you. I was disconnected several times while playing, each a few minutes apart. Reviewing the log it was showing a number of duplicate acknowledgements and retransmission requests. Please let me know if there's any other information you need to assist. |
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Another update and request for help. I did a new install of Windows, which is both a fresh install and an upgrade from Windows 10 to 11. Disabled IP6 in network setting to avoid any particular stack priority issue. Added a registry edit to give the WAR executables high CPU priority on a permanent basis. Uninstalled all network hardware and drivers in Windows and let Windows re-detect and install basic drivers. When the latter had no effect, re-updated to the latest drivers again. Opened several command prompts and ran constant pings to google.com, microsoft.com, returnofreckoning.com, and the game server's IP, while playing RoR and checked on each server disconnect to find no interruption or even an alteration in speed. I'm getting to the end of my rope with this. Trying to play an MMO when you can only stay connected for a few mins at a time is a trial of futility. Particularly since I'm having no noticeable issues with any other game I run. Is there anything else to try? Can I have someone respond? |
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