What is with this NAT type thing????

[Singularity's Marauder]

I freaking had green before. I had my phone on 5G network and it worked perfectly.
Then I come back a few months later, and there is no ping difference, I'm using now a router that has a 5G card inserted into it and am directly connected to it via an ethernet cable. And yet the game takes that as red... Even though connection is fine.
Then I switch to my phone... And the game is like "yup, that's red". Even though ping is none.
Do I have to seriously set up port forwarding on this to work?
Cause I didn't have to back then. And the thing was that I already tried to, but I have trouble actually getting my flipping IP address, guess a few more hours have to be wasted to lose at this game again.

[76561199207007716]

Hey there Randomized Randomizer, thank you for taking the time to get in touch. I am sorry to hear that you have a strict NAT when playing For Honor. Having a Closed, Strict, or Moderate NAT type can prevent you from fully enjoying all the features of an online multiplayer game. I understand that you previously had an open NAT for the game, but it is important to note that this can change, sometimes you can very well have an Open NAT type for some services or games, and a Closed one for others.

All of our For Honor servers are running as intended. Therefore I would recommend you run through our connectivity troubleshooting in this {LINK REMOVED}article and ensure you have completed all the steps. These steps can help rule out many of the common causes for connectivity-related issues. I would also recommend you proceed further with the port forwarding you mentioned, this should help!

Should you have further questions regarding this or any other issue, please feel free to contact us.

-Ubisoft Support

[Singularity's Marauder]

Originally posted by Ubi-Gizmo:

Hey there Randomized Randomizer, thank you for taking the time to get in touch. I am sorry to hear that you have a strict NAT when playing For Honor. Having a Closed, Strict, or Moderate NAT type can prevent you from fully enjoying all the features of an online multiplayer game. I understand that you previously had an open NAT for the game, but it is important to note that this can change, sometimes you can very well have an Open NAT type for some services or games, and a Closed one for others.

All of our For Honor servers are running as intended. Therefore I would recommend you run through our connectivity troubleshooting in this article[www.ubisoft.com] and ensure you have completed all the steps. These steps can help rule out many of the common causes for connectivity-related issues. I would also recommend you proceed further with the port forwarding you mentioned, this should help!

Should you have further questions regarding this or any other issue, please feel free to contact us.

-Ubisoft Support

Thank you for writing back, I fully think that the problem is on my side, the internet I use is phone-based, so there might just be temporary differences in its quality, it's highly likely that there is very little I can do about this, and I understand that there is no way for me to fix this issue. I do heavily appreciate however your response.

[76561199207007716]

Originally posted by Randomized Randomizer:

Thank you for writing back, I fully think that the problem is on my side, the internet I use is phone-based, so there might just be temporary differences in its quality, it's highly likely that there is very little I can do about this, and I understand that there is no way for me to fix this issue. I do heavily appreciate however your response.

Hey again Randomized Randomizer, it's no problem. I appreciate you taking the time to get back in touch here and elaborate on the situation further, I am sorry to hear that. If you have any further questions or you experience any other issues, please do not hesitate to reach back out.

-Ubisoft Support