Disconnecting after a few seconds

wow i have the exacly same problem...exacly the same thing happen to me aswell

did you guys try to download new client?or anything else that helped you?or you think its just gonna pass by it self?im playing for 2 months now never had such a problem befor.

maybe its an area block ?
im from middle east any of from there/?

any chance u from israel ?
if so what internet company are u?

odyssys wrote: »

same happend to me when i log on no more the few seconeds i recive disconcted from the server log on agian di log on with force log and it happened agian. i log on with anoder cherecther and the same any one can tell what happening and i am from israel 2

im from israel aswell...i wonder what the heck is going on...and i use 012 smile...

plauge07 wrote: »

im too using 012 company mayebe its related to them
did u contacted them /.

nop i didnt bo0ther becosue everything else that related to internet workin just fine...its only perfect world...

Trying to call them to find out whats this all about...
If so many people from Israel/012 are suffering this, then the problem should be with them... however the nice announcement of "We are currently busy with many clients calling" thing means I'm gonna wait for a long time, and probably wont get any decent answer either... Worst case I'll threaten to move to another supplier, that should make'em try to at least solve this.

ok ppl as soon as memorial day is over everyone call them
and start shouting lol therat to move

the server address we trying to accees is
29000:pwieast2.perfectworld.com

if they askb:angry

shoridan wrote: »

I'm currently on the phone with them, so far the tech support guy asked me to traceroute and send it to him, he told me nothing's wrong and asked me to re-install it (which I wont, cause so many people suffering from it is OBVIOUSLY their fault)... And told me I can join the "Gamer" package and it might solve it... practically told him to get lost, I wont pay more money for something I should get for what I pay now- its supposed to work, the gamer package should cut the pings, thats all.

I'm still on the phone, will keep you updated.

*Update*
They said there's nothing they can do, if it wont be fixed by Thursday I might move to Bezeq or something like that...
They did say it might be because of the "high" pings (around 350ms) that causes the d/c's, but I've had pings of 500+ and played for hours. I'm not gonna pay them more money cause they cut down the service I was supposed to have for the amount I currently pay them.

the pings is bullcrap becosue the pings are the same msot of the time and befor the past 2 days i never had even 1 lag...its obviously something with their conenctions...i bet it will solve it self in couple of days ...but its still enoying...im on vication fromt eh army...and its gonna end on sunday T_T i just wanna play thats all...

RedCat - Heavens Tear wrote: »

Hi,
I've been having a problem over the last couple of days that prevents me from playing PW.
Once I login my character (tried more than one, it happens with all of them) I'm getting disconnected after about 15-30 secs. Nothing changes it, tried teleporting, flying, nothing works.
Tried to restart my computer, reset my modem and router, problem remains.
Went to sleep- logged in after approx 8 hours, thought it was fixed but it lasted less than 20 mins, now it started again.
I dont think the problem is from my end, since I have normal internet connection, everything works, I didnt change anything in my computer for at least the past week, and it worked just fine for 20 mins before it started again (in which nothing was changed from my end).

Any idea on how to get this to work again ?

There are several connecting points with any service provider. It will depend mostly on what type of connection you have. So I'll try and put a few down here.
If your using DSL:
You are still connected to a phone line. This means that you could have sporadic drops in connection rates that while your still technically connected, the game might think you dropped off and disconnect you. Usually your provider will give you special filters to plug into other phone outlets in the house. It's very important that anything that is connected to a phone jack, has one of these filters. This excludes the jack the DSL modem plugs into. Make sure any device in the house that is connected to a phone jack is securely connected.
Cable modems:
Cable modems can partially drop a connection and re-acquire it fairly fast. Here too, you can have a drop in your connection rate. In this case, there would be a co-axial cable screwed into the back of your cable modem. Make sure it's tight. Also, if you have any thing else in the house, like cable boxes or televisions that are screwed into a co-axial cable; make sure they are tight as well. If you imagine that there is water running through the cable lines, you would want to make sure there is no place for the water to leak out. Also, this is a trick that sometimes works. Power down the computer and router (if you have one separate from the cable modem) then pull the power from the cable modem. Unscrew the cable from the back of the modem. Wait about a minute. Then plug the power back into the cable modem, and then **** the cable back on. Wait about another minute or so, or until the lights on the front of the modem settle down. Then power up your router and then your computer(s).
Wireless connection:
Despite what many believe, wireless connections can be victim to a wide range of issues. Keep in mind that these types of connections are pretty much using the same type of communication that a standard FM radio uses. If it can interfere with a radio, it can interfere with your wireless connection. In most cases the wireless access point is a router that has an internet connection. You could have a perfect connection to your wireless, but the internet could still drop off and your computer would think it's still connected. Wireless connections will also drop the speed they are connected at as the signal strength fluctuates. Changing the transmit channel can sometimes help. As each wireless device is unique in how to do this, you would need to refer to documentation to know how this is accomplished.
Now a bit about the actual internet connection:
You have to have some kind of device to establish a connection to an internet service provider. (ISP) If your using a router, then that device is connected to the router. In some cases the router and this device are actually one unit. However, even tho it may appear to be one thing, keep in mind that it is still technically two devices. This is why you can lose an internet connection, but your computer still thinks it's connected. Because your computer connects to the router and not directly to the modem itself. So your computer is saying.. "I'm connected" even if the connection to the ISP is offline.
Now.. if you are driving down the road and you notice that a street is blocked, most of the time you can take another street to get to the same place. When you are communicating on the internet, the information finds a specific route to travel. If one of those "streets" is bad, then the connection might have issues and only an internet service provider can fix that problem.

Hope this helps.

perfect exmple

why any the GM anwers us we need help if u got answers pls tell us someting?

yes its safty lock it remove itself after 1 minute
its not a problem
i still belive its 012 isp fault
but not sure what to do due to reason that im stuck with them for a while

i just called them....they gave me 2 test user names from gamers path...they said to check if its workin and call them back...the guy also told me there were couple of same calls like mine and they are checkin the problem...i hope they fix it otherwise ill leave them aswell...its no doubt their fult and if im paying for something i want to get the thing i pay for...