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i voted with 4 because for me its 1, 2 and 3...^^ campaigns are always awesome, but I think they’re the hardest to keep running... But regardless of that, I think it would be cool if we generally did PvPve more often, because it’s just a completely different kind of game, but still not just pure deployment. but I’ve also really liked the map events lately... so, in that sense: EVERYTHING!!!

Where can I get the stuff you're taking?^^

hi,

Thanks to everyone who made this possible. It was fun. It would be great if we could do it again.

Have you set the correct date and time in Windows? If the wrong date is set, certificates may no longer be valid... You could also try disabling your virus scanner and/or firewall as a test. But be sure to turn them back on after testing. The last thing that comes to mind is that you could try to give mumble permenant admin-rights and/or play around with the compatility-mode C:\Program Files (x86)\Project Reality\Project Reality BF2\mods\pr\bin\PRMumble\mumble.exe

...this was supposed to be just a joke, but your offer sounds somehow tempting now...^^

yeah, you owe me three bitcoins and this phone sex flat rate!^^

sorry, our Karen manager is currently menstruating... You can complain here.

Is your taste more important or are you on the committee that determines good maps?^^ thank you zee for your efforts!

then your tracert should look different now... great that you managed it!

what was the problem?

i dont know...maybe im trippin but this looks very suspicious to me. Why is it redirecting to a local IP, which is probably causing the timeouts? If you don't have any special routers, switches, tunnels, VPNs, or similar network-related devices, then something very strange is happening right there. maybe you're part of a bot network or something...that would also explain why the bots in PR react so aggressively to you...;p Maybe someone else here can explain why you would otherwise redirect to a local IP...as you can see in my example, I already get the external IP at position 2.

Or rather, looking at your list again, I'm not so sure if there might even be two problems... I would definitely check the timeouts and the IP address (virus scan, hardware, or configuration defect). But the high ping only comes in position 7, and that's the internet. Unfortunately, you can't change that directly. That can only change over time, with a VPN, if you move, or maybe with a new ISP. But before you look into that, you should fix the bigger problem, which is in positions 3 and 4. Does anyone else here have an idea?

If I'm honest, I don't even know what you look like but no, I just couldn't resist this play on words...^^