Failed to join instance (when visiting someone's hideout)

[Fullmetalpie]

Hello!
Does anyone get the error "Failed to join instance" and then quits into Main Menu, when you try to visit someone's hideout?
If i load into game back and try to visit that hideout again, i will get this error again.

I started to get this error in Delve league.

I tried to check game's files by steam function - it is completed without updating files.

Has someone a solution to fix it? Because this issue bothers when i do rotations in party.
Win 10 x64, drivers are up to date.

[The_Driver]

Are you by any chance trying to get into hideouts hosted on the Milan gateway from Russia? Because there are some known IP bans involved there.

[Fullmetalpie]

So you assume, that it is network issue? Idk, how i can find out, what's ip of someone's hideout.

[dOBER]

Originally posted by The_Driver:

Are you by any chance trying to get into hideouts hosted on the Milan gateway from Russia? Because there are some known IP bans involved there.

If this would be true he should not be able to play on milan server at all

[The_Driver]

Originally posted by dOBER:

Originally posted by The_Driver:

Are you by any chance trying to get into hideouts hosted on the Milan gateway from Russia? Because there are some known IP bans involved there.

If this would be true he should not be able to play on milan server at all

Well some say it doesn't even affect all of Russia or all ISPs there, and OP doesn't specify if they're in Russia, just trying to figure out what they're connecting too (so it's implied but not explicitly stated that they are).

It's a shot in the dark, true...

See also https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/2227521/page/1#p15850667

Originally posted by Fitzy_GGG:

As far as we can tell, our IP addresses in Milan fall in a range that the Russian government has blocked. There isn't a great deal we can do to fix this.

Btw, the easiest would probably be to ask the person in question, otherwise grep the ip from the client.txt if it shows up as one of those "Connecting to instance server at w.x.y.z:6112" messages and locate it. You don't really need the IP, so method 2 is a bit overkill, but you might find pinging that IP difficult if it were the case.