dayz your latency is too high so you have been kicked

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im not even lagging????
can someone please help as i just want to play dayz with my mates

[Longhaul]

Wire your connection.

[Sokudo 速度]

Originally posted by Daynox:

Wire your connection.

allready wired mate

[h0m3br3w55]

This is a recurring issue all over the place - official and community servers both. I'm wired and 10 miles from the server I usually play on and it can be pinging 30ms when I log in and then I get kicked for a 700+ms latency. Sometimes the internet looks like it is congested (using tracert) and other times it looks like the DayZ server did something. No known 'fix'. At least when it happens your character is instantly gone.

[Sokudo 速度]

Originally posted by h0m3br3w55:

This is a recurring issue all over the place - official and community servers both. I'm wired and 10 miles from the server I usually play on and it can be pinging 30ms when I log in and then I get kicked for a 700+ms latency. Sometimes the internet looks like it is congested (using tracert) and other times it looks like the DayZ server did something. No known 'fix'. At least when it happens your character is instantly gone.

yeah bro its so unfair were just trying to chill playing dayz but then we get kicked every 15 minuets when everyone else doesnt have the same issue, 34 pound for a game i cant play. been looking forward for dayz for a long while hopefully there is a fix

[Mr. Groove]

Originally posted by Kicking Kangaroo:

im not even lagging????
can someone please help as i just want to play dayz with my mates

The server admin can change the latency kick value. Standard it kicks at 200. Dayz is a little ichy about latency, i have set it to 500 on my server.
I use wifi 6 with super conditions and even with this i got kicked sometimes.

[Longhaul]

Originally posted by Kicking Kangaroo:

Originally posted by Daynox:

Wire your connection.

allready wired mate

I was using wireless when i first started and got kicked all the time.. minutes after joining any server. I changed over to wired connection and have not been kicked in 1700 hours so no idea. Some people still get kicked...

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Originally posted by Daynox:

Originally posted by Kicking Kangaroo:

allready wired mate

I was using wireless when i first started and got kicked all the time.. minutes after joining any server. I changed over to wired connection and have not been kicked in 1700 hours so no idea. Some people still get kicked...

im wired and am getting kicked for 900+ ms

[Sokudo 速度]

Originally posted by Mr. Groove:

Originally posted by Kicking Kangaroo:

im not even lagging????
can someone please help as i just want to play dayz with my mates

The server admin can change the latency kick value. Standard it kicks at 200. Dayz is a little ichy about latency, i have set it to 500 on my server.
I use wifi 6 with super conditions and even with this i got kicked sometimes.

im wired already tho still get kicked for 900+ latency im not lagging and the server says its 23ms

[Zenithorr]

I have the same problem, you have requested it???

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Originally posted by Euskalnemesis:

I have the same problem, you have requested it???

the only way you can fix it is if you hard wire your ethernet cable straight from the router into your pc thats what i have done and thats fixed it

[DoctorV93]

all the steam forum noobs saying its his problem no its dayz. people if your ping spikes for 1 second you get kicked cuz there is a ping limit.

[h0m3br3w55]

Originally posted by Smith:

Originally posted by Euskalnemesis:

I have the same problem, you have requested it???

the only way you can fix it is if you hard wire your ethernet cable straight from the router into your pc thats what i have done and thats fixed it

This can fix one of the reasons for latency kicking but there are causes that are out of the players control. Suggestion: Remove "the only way you can fix it" from your computer vocabulary. :-)

[Sokudo 速度]

Originally posted by h0m3br3w55:

Originally posted by Smith:

the only way you can fix it is if you hard wire your ethernet cable straight from the router into your pc thats what i have done and thats fixed it

This can fix one of the reasons for latency kicking but there are causes that are out of the players control. Suggestion: Remove "the only way you can fix it" from your computer vocabulary. :-)

well mate sorry about my "vocabulary" but the lad wanted to know how i fixed it and for me every method that i got told didnt fix it so actually right now for me that is the only solution and is the only way for me and others to not get kicked from the game for latency, ever since i hard wired it is hasnt kicked me.

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Originally posted by DoctorV93:

all the steam forum noobs saying its his problem no its dayz. people if your ping spikes for 1 second you get kicked cuz there is a ping limit.

thats right these robots are tryna tell me that its my problem but on every other game i dont get kicked

[Mister Samdi]

Originally posted by Smith:

Originally posted by h0m3br3w55:

This can fix one of the reasons for latency kicking but there are causes that are out of the players control. Suggestion: Remove "the only way you can fix it" from your computer vocabulary. :-)

well mate sorry about my "vocabulary" but the lad wanted to know how i fixed it and for me every method that i got told didnt fix it so actually right now for me that is the only solution and is the only way for me and others to not get kicked from the game for latency, ever since i hard wired it is hasnt kicked me.

Hey Smith, I see that originally, you were already wired when you had the issue to begin with, so when you fixed the issue, did you remove something from the equation? i.e. was your PC on a switch and you bypassed that and ran CatV straight to the Router or Modem?

I am curious because I am having the same issue for the past week (see https://steamcommunity.com/app/221100/discussions/0/3109144584168532474/ ) and have a modem, then router, then switch. This setup ran perfectly for months until recently, so I was contemplating wiring straight to the modem and leaving everything else on the switch (router doesn't have any extra ports), and wonder if that's what you did to resolve your issue?

Cheers