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Server not responding after spamming powers

ayexeyenayexeyen Member Posts: 230 Arc User
in Windows and General: PC, Network, and Other Technical Issues
As the title of my thread say, I always get disconnected when doing TFO if I start to spam my powers.
I use a key bind and I chain randomly many of them like: FAW, attack pattern beta, kemocyte, brace for impact and many others.
If I do that, I get disconnected!
What I do is to log out and log in again with the same character. If I start to use my powers I get DC again but if I use them rarely
I have no problem and I can finish the mission.
I am 100% sure that this is an AKAMAI problem, and it is very very annoying.

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  • sthe91sthe91 Member Posts: 6,047 Arc User
    Have you turned off On Demand Patching in the Options menu of the STO launcher, turned on Force Verify, let it patch, and tried again? Also, have you made sure that you don't have an update for Windows in the background? Finally, have you tried resetting the router by turning it off/on?
    Where there is a Will, there is a Way.
  • ayexeyenayexeyen Member Posts: 230 Arc User
    sthe91 wrote: »
    Have you turned off On Demand Patching in the Options menu of the STO launcher, turned on Force Verify, let it patch, and tried again? Also, have you made sure that you don't have an update for Windows in the background? Finally, have you tried resetting the router by turning it off/on?

    Yes, on demand patch is off. I forced verify and for the rest... I am on linux using Proton.
    The router is not a problem since the ping to patchserver.crypticstudios.com always gives a good ping time. They are just blocking me.
  • splattysplatty Member Posts: 147 Arc User
    Use /netgraph 1 and watch the actual ping to the instance server your in realtime and the graph to the right.
    That said, its more likely Proton spitting the dummy as it does not appear to be an issue on Windows machines.
  • darthpeachy#4393 darthpeachy
    darthpeachy#4393
         Member Posts: 6 Arc User
    splatty wrote: »
    Use /netgraph 1 and watch the actual ping to the instance server your in realtime and the graph to the right.
    That said, its more likely Proton spitting the dummy as it does not appear to be an issue on Windows machines.

    It is an issue on Windows machines, Ive been havign the same problem on and off for the last 2 weeks.

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