Multiplayer lagging like hell

[Adder]

So me and a buddy is trying to play together, but after 10-40 minutes the person that is not the host start lagging like hell.
We are talking like 5 seconds when you are behind, rubber banding and stuff like this.
We both have good computers and good internet. We live in Sweden if that matters.
Does anyone have any tips or is it just the servers that are bad?

[Zul]

I got the same issue.
We just bought the game and whoever joins the host game keeps lagging.
Did you guys find a solution?

[Adder]

Originally posted by Aumazul:

I got the same issue.
We just bought the game and whoever joins the host game keeps lagging.
Did you guys find a solution?

I read somewhere that hamachi should work, but we didn't try but that worked for Gotham Knights so maybe

[Geldric™]

Solutions that have been mentioned before:
1: Turn OFF Cross-Play (GBX servers are located in some remote island or something)*
2: Use a gaming VPN

* I can play via Steam or Epic games with ZERO lag (All Borderlands games), the moment I turn on "cross-play", the connection is crap and unplayable.... so you do the math.

[Zul]

We did try with Hamachi and nothing changed. It even got more laggy...
So we turned off Crossplay and used Hamachi, and it's still a no go..

[Geldric™]

ARG - that sux, sorry.. I don't have any other suggestions other than have you and other player tried doing a port forward. You can find out the exact port range and forward your modem to your PC... I mean it's a pain and you can't really do it if there are other players on your network but if it's just you, can't hurt.

Google "Wonderlands Steam Port forward" and you'll get a website with instructions.

[SmegAu]

Vaguely related does anyone own this on Steam and Epic? I own the game on Epic and would be prepared to buy on Steam if connectivity was better.

Unfortunately connectivity was hell on Epic due to shift connection issues, so even though I enjoy the game the single player instability meant single player got boring fast for myself and friends.

I suspect this is replicated on Steam as relates to shift servers, but thought I would ask anyway.

Anyone?